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Rhode Island primary election results: Foulkes and Morales topple incumbents (opens the original)
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With polls closed, Rhode Island’s 2026 primary races are coming into view — establishing the field for the Nov. 3 general election. Voters weighed in on competitive Democratic and Republican primaries for governor, while Democrats chose nominees for attorney general and lieutenant governor. At the federal level, Democratic Sen. Jack Reed faced two primary challengers, while Republicans had a contested race for the state’s Second Congressional District. Foulkes and the Republican primary winner w
A week of ICE enforcement sees upwards of 100 detentions across CT, immigrant advocates say (opens the original)
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Immigrant advocates continued to report sightings of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officials mainly across Fairfield County as of Friday morning, following a weeklong clampdown that resulted in the detention of at least 100 people, according to immigrant organizations. “It almost feels like a natural disaster has occurred,” said Tabitha Sookdeo, the executive director of the youth-led organization Connecticut Students for a Dream (C4D). C4D oversees an initiative called the Connectic
CT ICE operation escalates with kicking, shocking, spraying irritants, immigrant advocates say (opens the original)
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A construction worker was sent to the hospital after being tased and kicked in the head by Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents who were detaining him Thursday morning, according to advocates with Danbury Unites for Immigrants (DUFI). The hospitalization comes as immigrant rights advocates report escalating violence during ICE encounters since raids began on Monday. “My dad called me this morning and to be honest, I got a feeling like something was wrong,” the man’s nephew said. The nephew
CT officials pledge support for immigrant advocates as Danbury faces 50 ICE detainments this week (opens the original)
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Immigrant activists and Danbury community members shouted, sobbed and spoke with shaky hands after a third day of ICE activity and detainments in Danbury. “This week, ICE has raided Danbury every day,” said Juan Fonseca Tapia, a co-founder of Danbury Unites for Immigrants (DUFI). “Over 40 families have been torn apart. There have been dozens of cars that have been left behind.” He spoke at a gathering in Kennedy Park on Wednesday afternoon along with Connecticut elected officials. DUFI confirmed
ICE activity in CT at ‘an all-time high’ as ‘random arrests’ continue, advocates say (opens the original)
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At least 20 residents were arrested Monday by immigration agents in Danbury, Bridgeport and Stamford, community advocates said, as reports of ICE activity continued into Tuesday. Community members are concerned, said Tabitha Sookdeo, executive director of the group CT Students for a Dream. “The scale of enforcement activity in our beloved state of Connecticut is at an all-time high,” Sookdeo said. “I have never seen anything like this.” Advocates spent Monday and Tuesday working to piece togethe
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