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Congressional committee listens to testimony from family of five victims fatally shot by ICE (opens the original)
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Ranking members of Congress responsible for investigation and government reform listened Tuesday to testimony from those who knew five victims fatally shot by Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers and who are demanding criminal prosecutions of those responsible. Sean P. Murphy represents the family of Johan Sebastián Durán Guerrero, who was shot and killed by an ICE agent July 13. He was not the target of an ICE enforcement and had no criminal history. Murphy read a statement from Guerrer
This Rumford company wants to help fill housing gap by siting modular homes on municipal lots (opens the original)
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The state says Maine needs to add about 80,000 new housing units in the next four years to meet existing demand. And there's a critical need for housing that low- and moderate-income residents can afford. Rumford-based developer Dooryard said it can help to provide that capacity by siting multiple turnkey modular homes on narrow municipal lots, near infrastructure that's already in place. Virginia DeRocco, 78, moved into her new one-bedroom apartment in Rumford three months ago with her small do
Maine's dominant imports from Canada not among those impacted Trump's tariffs (opens the original)
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President Donald Trump will in 30 days impose a 50% tariff on a large list of goods imported from Canada in retaliation for what he calls Canada's unequal treatment of U.S. cars, dairy and alcohol. Maine State Chamber of Commerce President Patrick Woodcock said he has seen the list of items that will be affected and two of the state's three dominant imports — energy, fisheries, and forest products — are not on the list. "There are some forest products included on the list but they are mostly end
Questions continue about ICE shooting in Maine (opens the original)
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U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement will pause nonurgent vehicle stops after two deadly shootings in less than one week. That's according to the office of independent Maine Senator Angus King. But there are still many unresolved questions in Maine today, where an ICE officer shot and killed a 26-year-old Colombian national who was driving near his home. For more, we're joined now by Carol Bousquet of Maine Public. Hi, Carol. CHANG: Hi. OK, so it's been about a day and a half since this happ
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