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Did ICE break state law when masked agents entered a Meriden courthouse? (opens the original)
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A Connecticut state law called the TRUST Act says ICE agents can't wear masks or make arrests in courthouses without a warrant. Agents appeared to do just that in Meriden. Masked ICE agents entered a courthouse in Meriden on Wednesday, apparently breaking a state law designed to prevent federal immigration overreach. Video posted on social media shows masked agents going into the courthouse, ignoring activists who told them what they were doing was illegal. “Why do we have the mask covers here?”
Danbury superintendent says ICE fears are driving up school absences (opens the original)
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Danbury Public School students are missing more school days, and administrators blame frequent ICE raids in the city. Nearly 700 students a day are being reported absent in the district this school year. That’s out of a student body of more than 10,000. The schools’ superintendent called that number abnormally high and told Hearst Connecticut Media she thinks it’s tied to ICE raids in the city. Danbury has seen some of the most—and most visible—ICE raids in Connecticut. That includes an operatio
Milford police say they need traffic cameras for their safety (opens the original)
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Milford police say traffic cameras and license-plate readers are essential to their safety. That comes as the city has backed down a little on their use, after becoming the center of the debate over the cameras in Connecticut. Milford’s police chief, Keith Mello, has been one of the biggest advocates for the technology. Residents, at least the most outspoken ones, are very opposed. Hundreds of angry, vocal residents have spoken and protested at a series of town hall meetings in Milford this summ
Amid Trump pressure, Yale activists say 'Don't give in to a bully' (opens the original)
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Yale students are headed back to school amid an atmosphere of tension. The Trump administration has been investigating the school over its admissions practices. Activists are rallying to tell Yale not to settle with the administration. Hundreds of students, faculty, alumni and others rallied in front of Yale’s Sterling Library at a gathering that wasn’t exactly sanctioned by the administration. They didn’t even ask permission to gather on the green — and they say that could be risky in the Trump
Murphy says AI companies are destroying rare books to feed their language models (opens the original)
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AI companies are buying rare books to steal their contents, then pulping them; that’s according to widespread reports in recent months. It’s become a growing concern among both book lovers and those who worry about the destructive practices of the AI industry. Add U.S. Sen. Chris Murphy (D-CT) to their ranks. "AI companies are literally buying up millions of books, often buying the only copy or the only handful of copies of human-created books, feeding them into their model, and then destroying
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