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Biden's ICE Director Nominee Ed Gonzalez Withdraws From Consideration
Harris County Sheriff Ed Gonzalez, nominated by President Joe Biden to be director of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, has withdrawn from consideration for the position.
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ICE to Consider Military Service in Deportation Cases
ICE said in a statement that U.S. military service of noncitizens and their immediate family members will be taken into account when it decides whether to deport someone.
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South LA Woman Facing Deportation After Overturned Murder Conviction
A South LA woman spent nearly two decades in prison for a murder she didn’t commit. Last year, a California court overturned her conviction, but she didn’t walk free. Instead, her attorney says she was picked up by ICE agents and is now facing deportation to Mexico.
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South LA Woman Fights Deportation After Exoneration
A South LA woman spent nearly two decades in prison for a murder she didn’t commit. Last year, a California court overturned her conviction, but she didn’t walk free. Instead, her attorney says she was picked up by ICE agents and is now facing deportation to Mexico. Anoushah Rasta reports for the NBC4 News at 7 on May 5, 2022.
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Inflation ETFs May Start Making You Money. Here's How, According to One Portfolio Manager
Volatility and uncertainty in the market due to the ongoing conflict in Ukraine are benefiting inflation ETFs.
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ICE Deportation Agents Expand Use of App Advocates Say Violates Privacy to Monitor Immigrants
U.S. immigration authorities are turning to smartphones to keep tabs on immigrants and ensure they attend their deportation hearings
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As Earth Warms, Less Ice Covers the North American Lakes
In Grand Lake, Colorado, an outdoor ice hockey tournament was postponed due to thin ice on the fragile alpine lake.
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Winter Olympics' Ice Rinks Ditched the Usual Chemicals That Worsen Climate Change
For the first time, the Winter Olympics will keep its ice rinks cold without hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs), which have been proven to deplete the ozone layer and contribute to climate change. NBCLX’s Fernando Hurtado explains the technology the Games are using instead and the impact on athletes.
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‘It feels like floating' US Curling Captain John Shuster on Carrying the US Flag in 2022 Winter Olympics Opening Ceremony
Team USA’s curling captain John Shuster talks about the feeling he got while carrying the US flag during the opening ceremony of the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics
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Team USA's Curling Member Matt Hamilton On the Rising Popularity of Curling in the US
Team USA’s curling member Matt Hamilton talks about the rising popularity of curling in the US
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Scientists Race to Gather Winter Data on Warming Great Lakes
Winter is changing across the Great Lakes region, and scientists want to know what that will mean
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More Than 4,000 Flights Canceled as Winter Storm Slams Large Part of U.S.
A major winter storm with millions of Americans in its path is spreading rain, freezing rain and heavy snow further across the country.
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Major Winter Storm: South Braces for Big Blast of Snow, Ice
Forecasts of snow and ice as far south as Georgia have put much of the Southeast on an emergency preparedness footing as shoppers strip store shelves of supplies and road crews treat highways ahead of an approaching weekend storm
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Storm Drenches Southern California, Shuts Interstate 5
Drenching rains are falling across a swath of Southern California and snow has brought traffic to a halt on a major highway as the last in a series of December storms moves through
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U.S. Citizen Who Says He Was Held in ICE Custody for More Than a Month Wants Accountability
A Riverside County man says he was held in an ICE detention facility for more than a month, even though he’s a U.S. citizen, and now he wants to hold the agency accountable.
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ICE Detains US Citizen
Two civil rights groups today sued U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement on behalf of a Riverside County man who allegedly was unlawfully transferred to an ICE immigration lockup for deportation proceedings even though he is a citizen. Colleen Williams reports for the NBC4 News on Thursday, Dec. 16, 2021.
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NYSE Shakes Up Senior Management With Lynn Martin Replacing Stacey Cunningham as President
The New York Stock Exchange is shaking up the company’s leadership team with the announcements of a new president and chair.
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Coffee Prices Are at 10-Year Highs, and Analysts Say They Have Much Further to Go
Alongside bad weather, global supply constraints have hit the coffee market hard.
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Dow Rises for a Third Straight Day to Eke Out Another Record on the Back of Strong Earnings
The Dow Jones Industrial Average and S&P 500 hit record highs on Tuesday.
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From Pushback on Facebook's Digital Wallet to Iris Scanning for Free Coins: 6 Things That Happened in Crypto This Past Week
From Facebook’s digital wallet Novi using stablecoin Paxos to Worldcoin’s iris scanning for free coins, here’s 6 things that happened in crypto this past week.