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Judge: Wisconsin immigrants can keep using clinics, Head Start, adult education (opens the original)
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A federal judge has thrown out a controversial rule that would have required states to check the immigration status of anyone seeking to use federally funded adult education, Head Start, community health centers and other programs. The government did not give the required notice and public comment period when it released the rule last year, U.S. District Judge Mary McElroy wrote in a Sept. 21 ruling. The ruling means millions of Wisconsinites — immigrant and native-born — won’t have to jump thro
Wisconsin immigrants can keep using clinics, Head Start and adult education, judge rules (opens the original)
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A federal judge has thrown out a controversial rule that would have required states to check the immigration status of anyone seeking to use federally funded adult education, Head Start, community health centers and other programs. The government did not give the required notice and public comment period when it released the rule last year, U.S. District Judge Mary McElroy wrote in a Sept. 21 ruling. The ruling means millions of Wisconsinites — immigrant and native-born — won’t have to jump thro
Wisconsin prison population hits record high amid overcrowding (opens the original)
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Wisconsin’s prison population hit a record high this week, a new milestone for a system that has for decades held thousands more people than it was designed for. According to figures released Friday, the state’s Department of Corrections held 23,854 people in custody. That’s 28 above the record set in 2019 and nearly 6,000 beyond the prisons’ intended capacity. Wisconsin’s prisons have been severely over capacity for at least 20 years, prompting officials to add bunk beds and increase the number
Wisconsin prisons hit record population as crowding strains staffing and programs (opens the original)
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Wisconsin’s prison population hit a record high this week, a new milestone for a system that has for decades held thousands more people than it was designed for. According to figures released Friday, the state’s Department of Corrections held 23,854 people in custody. That’s 28 above the record set in 2019 and nearly 6,000 beyond the prisons’ intended capacity. Wisconsin’s prisons have been severely over capacity for at least 20 years, prompting officials to add bunk beds and increase the number
$4K rent? $7 gas? Inside the internet campaign insisting Green Bay is 'more expensive than NYC’ (opens the original)
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In May, TikTok user @lifewithjacob1 uploaded a 20-second video blasting Green Bay’s rent prices. “Why is rent in Wisconsin so expensive right now?” he said. “I’m on a website looking for a new spot. I can’t find anything under $4,000 in Green Bay, Wisconsin.” He went on to post more than 100 more, bemoaning skyrocketing prices for gas, housing and even dinner at Culver’s. Almost every video on the account, which was created in May, focused on how expensive life is in Green Bay. The problem? Many
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