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Feds Charge Protesters for Blocking Williston ICE Facility | Seven Days (opens the original)
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Five protesters have been charged by the federal government for blocking entrances at a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement office in Williston on multiple occasions this year. The U.S. Attorney’s Office for Vermont announced the charges late Wednesday afternoon. The charges mark a significant escalation in the government’s response to protests at the facility, which houses an intelligence center for ICE. Vermont State Police cited protesters for trespassing at the facility on February 9, M
New Clinic at UVM Health Offers Specialized Suicide Care | Seven Days (opens the original)
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A groundbreaking new suicide-prevention clinic has opened at University of Vermont Health — the first of its kind in the region. At an open house on Friday morning, UVM Health leaders, elected officials and other supporters celebrated the launch of the Asha Clinic, which they said will expand access to critical care for people struggling with suicidal thoughts or behaviors. “This clinic stands at the forefront of a broader transformation of mental health care across the country,” Robert Althoff,
Feds Say Human Smuggler Posted Clients’ Testimonials on TikTok | Seven Days (opens the original)
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At first glance, the videos look like testimonials for a travel agent. Happy customers speak into the camera and praise the safety and efficiency of their journeys. They thank their guide by name and enthusiastically recommend the service to others. Human smugglers are advertising their services by posting videos on TikTok of migrants they’ve helped cross illegally from Canada into Vermont. The practice shows the increasingly overt and creative ways smugglers market themselves by promising a sea
Settlement Requires Vermont to Improve Services for Immigrant Detainees | Seven Days (opens the original)
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The Vermont Department of Corrections has reached a legal settlement with the state Human Rights Commission related to a discrimination complaint filed in January about the treatment of federal immigration detainees. The settlement agreement, made public on Tuesday, requires Corrections to ensure detainees have access to legal counsel, medical care and other services in their native language. As part of the deal, the department does not admit to any wrongdoing. The original complaint is confiden
UVM President Shares Plan for Overcoming 'Serious Challenges' | Seven Days (opens the original)
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The University of Vermont is facing “a number of serious challenges” such as declining enrollment and rollbacks in federal funding, president Marlene Tromp announced to a ballroom full of staff and faculty at the first-ever “State of the University” address on Tuesday morning. But Tromp shared an upbeat vision for the university’s future, including plans to fundraise and to expand the pool of students eligible for free tuition. “We will not be daunted in the face of the challenges before us,” Tr
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