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Federal judge postpones ruling on halting ICE facility construction near Gilroy (opens the original)
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A federal judge appeared skeptical Tuesday of the government’s argument that an Immigration and Customs Enforcement facility proposed near Gilroy would not significantly change the property’s use, but postponed until next week a ruling on whether to halt construction. “Tell me how a change from agricultural research to immigrant detention is not a change in use?” U.S. District Judge Eumi K. Lee asked during the hearing. “In my experience, an office versus a holding center are very different thin
California wants to help delete your data, but brokers are already resisting (opens the original)
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California’s new, first-of-its-kind “DROP” program enabling residents to have personal information deleted by data brokers depends on companies that have frequently failed to follow privacy law already on the books, new research from Stanford University suggests. More than 600 companies have registered with the state as data brokers under California’s first-of-its-kind 2023 Delete Act. Under that law, California’s privacy regulator CalPrivacy created the DROP platform, a one-stop shop for Califo
San Jose federal judge issues tentative ruling to pause ICE project near Gilroy (opens the original)
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A San Jose federal court judge on Friday issued a tentative ruling to halt work on an ICE facility near Gilroy while a lawsuit against the project by state and county authorities proceeds. The matter is to be addressed in a hearing Tuesday, with the judge’s final decision to come afterward. The State of California and Santa Clara County sued ICE in San Jose U.S. District Court on June 10, claiming federal officials skirted environmental laws, ignored local land-use restrictions and failed to con
‘It immediately started attacking me’: Otter leaves Lake Tahoe swimmer bleeding (opens the original)
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Swimming teacher Lynette Bellin had been swimming for three-quarters of a mile along Lake Tahoe’s picturesque rocky northern shoreline this week when something that felt like a pair of hands grabbed her leg and yanked her underwater. “I thought it was human,” Bellin said. “It was so strong.” “I turned around and that’s when I saw the otter, and it immediately started attacking me,” Bellin recalled after the river otter attack Sunday near Incline Village. As she tried to swim to safety, the anima
H-1B visa: Trump administration proposes new rule to strip right to work from visa holders’ spouses (opens the original)
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The Trump administration has revived plans to end work authorization for certain spouses of H-1B visa holders, potentially forcing an unknown number of Bay Area residents from their jobs and making it harder for Silicon Valley companies to recruit and retain foreign workers. The planned rule would reverse a 2015 policy allowing people on H-4 visas to work if their H-1B spouses are pursuing employment-based green cards. The National Foundation for American Policy, which supports the H-1B program,
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