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Mitch McConnell got the healthcare he needed. Charles Booker wants that for everyone (opens the original)
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Last week, America watched as Sen. Mitch McConnell was wheeled onto the Senate floor after being absent for nearly three months following his June 14 hospitalization. Whether or not McConnell is fit to do his job is debatable. What isn’t debatable is that he had access to excellent healthcare when he needed it without having to worry about whether he could afford it, whether his insurance would cover it or how he would pay the premiums. That’s not a luxury most Americans have. The day before McC
When our immigrant neighbors disappear, our communities lose (opens the original)
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A man who worked in the cafeteria at my husband’s workplace disappeared. My husband talked to him each time he stopped in for lunch. One day, my husband noted how happy the man seemed. He told my husband it was because he had his final green card interview with immigration the next day. My husband never saw him again. He was just gone. My husband asked co-workers about him. It turns out, the man had been detained by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement during that interview. The same thing h
She followed America’s immigration process. Then ICE took her anyway. (opens the original)
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Armelle Bondonga Bradshaw was nervous walking into her final green card interview, but her husband Terrance assured her that it was all going to be fine. They had done everything the U.S. government had asked of them: completed the required medical and financial assessments, gathered their paperwork and even received approval of their marriage-based petition from the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services. Everything was in order and Armelle was prepared. She had her stack of papers in a file
She followed America’s immigration process, then ICE took her anyway (opens the original)
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Armelle Bondonga Bradshaw was nervous walking into her final green card interview, but her husband Terrance assured her that it was all going to be fine. They had done everything the U.S. government had asked of them: completed the required medical and financial assessments, gathered their paperwork and even received approval of their marriage-based petition from the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services. Everything was in order and Armelle was prepared. She had her stack of papers in a file
Life Isn’t a race. My husband’s college degree reminded me why (opens the original)
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My husband graduated with his bachelor’s degree this summer at the age of 56. We ordered a cake and celebrated with friends and family. He had earned his associate’s degree in accounting literally decades ago and had plans to continue his education, but life detoured him, as it likes to do. Then, a few years ago, his employer told him there would be no more promotions without earning his bachelor’s degree. It felt like an empty box on his resume that just needed to be checked. Not having that di
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