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âPeople are sacrificing necessities.â Ahead of Pa. governorâs race, the economy weighs heavily for Latino voters (opens the original)
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Jorge Luis Burgos of North Philadelphia, a registered Democrat, was one of many Latino voters who shifted to the right and voted for President Donald Trump in the 2024 presidential election. Now heâs planning to shift back and vote for Democratic Gov. Josh Shapiro as he runs for reelection in the key swing state. âShapiro 100%. I love the way he manages everything,â Burgos said while attending Arte en las Calles, an event last weekend celebrating Latino culture held by the Esperanza Art Ce
Philly-area Haitians brace for possible deportations as protected immigration status nears its end (opens the original)
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After taking the pulpit at the First Haitian Church of God of Prophecy on Sunday, the Rev. Frantz Ulysse immediately spoke to the calamity that confronts families in his congregation: The end of the special immigration status that for years has allowed thousands of Haitians to live and work in Philadelphia and across the United States with their homeland in chaos â ruinous natural disasters, governmental collapse, and gang violence that has displaced more than a million people. âWe, as Haiti
Fetterman says heâd leave the Democratic Party if it becomes anti-Israel. A majority of House Democrats voted to end aid. (opens the original)
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Only one House Democrat from Pennsylvania voted against an amendment on Wednesday that would have ended aid to Israel. The rest backed the measure, along with a plurality of Democrats in the chamber, highlighting shifts and factions within the party. The vote also inches closer to crossing a line that Democratic Sen. John Fetterman of Pennsylvania says could cause him to abandon the party. The amendment, which would have cut $3.3 billion in military and humanitarian aid to Israel, was offered by
Pa. says it will not hand over voter rolls to federal government in reply to DOJ letter (opens the original)
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Pennsylvania Secretary of State Al Schmidt stressed that the state was not in violation of any voting regulations in a response letter to a Department of Justice inquiry that threatened criminal charges over suspicions of noncitizen voting. The letter, sent Monday, pushed back against the Trump administrationâs insistence that allowing federal assistance in inspecting voter rolls was the best way to avoid criminal prosecution for âaiding and abetting the violationâ of federal voting laws.
Philly Democrats call Trump-promoted Freedom Fuel stations a âPR stuntâ that wonât solve high gas prices (opens the original)
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Philadelphia-area Democrats criticized President Donald Trumpâs recent promotion of Freedom Fuel gas stations in Pennsylvania and New Jersey as an effort to fool people about the high price of fuel rather than a long-term solution to the problem. âThis appears to be a PR stunt of some sort, which is designed to distract people from the fact that gas prices have gone up because the president started a war against Iran,â said Democratic U.S. Rep. Mary Gay Scanlon, who represents Delaware Cou
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