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M. T. C. Library Remote Access - | The Effects of Raising the Minimum Wage

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Theresa Gendemeh's insight: Warren, John Robert, and Caitlin Hamrock. "The Effect of Minimum Wage Rates on High School Completion." Social Forces, vol. 88, no. 3, Mar. 2010, pp. 1379-1392. EBSCOhost, doi:10.1353/sof.0.0316. <https://web-a-ebscohost-com.ezproxy.midlandstech.edu...

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MAW 3

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M. T. C. Library Remote Access - | The Effects of Raising the Minimum Wage

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Theresa Gendemeh's insight: Warren, John Robert, and Caitlin Hamrock. "The Effect of Minimum Wage Rates on High School Completion." Social Forces, vol. 88, no. 3, Mar. 2010, pp. 1379-1392. EBSCOhost, doi:10.1353/sof.0.0316. <https://web-a-ebscohost-com.ezproxy.midlandstech.edu...

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Giving Power To Current Inmates And Felons on Parole

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Giving Power To Current Inmates And Felons on Parole

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Why is young immigrant children are forced to go with new families?
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Laura Barrera, an immigration lawyer in Las Vegas, is representing a 10-year-old boy whom the federal government is considering deporting. After crossing the border from Mexico alone, the child was picked up by immigration authorities and eventually placed with a stepparent - a legal U.S. resident.

But Barrera says the future of that child, like many others, is far from certain because of the steps the Trump administration has taken in recent months, including:

Collecting and sharing more information, including fingerprints and resident status of adult sponsors and other adults in the household of children awaiting decisions. This data collection can discourage relatives or family friends already in the U.S. from coming forward to help the child, possibly leaving the child waiting in federal detention for months. However, administration officials counter that the data collection will enable officials to do a better job of keeping track of unaccompanied children while they await deportation decisions.

Allowing immigration judges to revoke the designation of "unaccompanied" to exclude children from that category once they are placed in the custody of a responsible adult. This means children lose certain rights that give them extra time to make their claims, including at least two opportunities to collect documents and make a case to fight deportation.

Requiring lawyers from the Department of Homeland Security to oppose any delays in deportation proceedings. Previously, state courts and federal agencies were given time to find safe housing for children while they determined the risk of returning them to their home country. "Now the Department of Homeland Security is fighting everything," said Ashley Tabaddor, an immigration judge in Los Angeles and president of the National Association of Immigration Judges.

Making it easier for a federal immigration judge to discount the validity of children's testimony about the dangers they face. In recently issued guidelines, the Justice Department cautioned immigration judges that vague, speculative or generalized testimony may not meet the burden of proof required for asylum or refugee status. Critics say that contradicts immigration courts' own requirements that judges take into account a child's age, the fact that the child arrived in the U.S. unaccompanied and that he or she may be acting without a lawyer.

Failing to renew a federal program that provided legal help to unaccompanied children. The AmeriCorps program had provided $4.4 million to nonprofit organizations that trained and recruited lawyers. It was not renewed nearly a year ago, even though the Vera Institute of Justice, a nonpartisan contractor and think tank with a long history of working with the Department of Justice, had found in a 2016 report that the program helped immigration courts run more smoothly. In early June, another program that would have provided legal aid to some unaccompanied children through funding from the Department of Health and Human Services was put on hold.

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Before family separations, Trump quietly removed protections for migrant kids | Self determined

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Laura Barrera, an immigration lawyer in Las Vegas, is representing a 10-year-old boy whom the federal government is considering deporting. After crossing the border from Mexico alone, the child was picked up by immigration authorities and eventually placed with a stepparent - a legal U.S. residen...

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Bridging the Gap: Complementary Alternative Medicine

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Bridging the Gap: Complementary Alternative Medicine

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Bridging the Gap: Complementary Alternative Medicine

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Bridging the Gap: Complementary Alternative Medicine

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Free College Debate- Gena Shields Major Writing Assignment 3

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Free College Debate- Gena Shields Major Writing Assignment 3

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SC for Teachers Union

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qualifications for free tuition in public colleges

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Should SNAP and TANF Applicants be Drug Tested?

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Should SNAP and TANF Applicants be Drug Tested?

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Congressional Term Limits

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Is it possible to expand the Human Lifespan?

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Is it possible to expand the Human Lifespan?

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Is it possible to extend a human's lifespan beyond 120 years?

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Is it possible to extend a human's lifespan beyond 120 years?

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Mandatory Service

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Driverless Cars

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Abstinence Only Vs. Comprehensive Sex Education.

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Abstinence Only Vs. Comprehensive Sex Education.

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Abstinence Based or Comprehensive sex education - Which is better?

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Abstinence Based or Comprehensive sex education - Which is better?

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Good Example

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Getting a Job or Staying on Welfare: Which one is more affordable?

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Getting a Job or Staying on Welfare: Which one is more affordable?

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MWA 3: William Hunt
Artificial Intelligence: Path to a Better World or Road to Dystopia

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Artificial Intelligence: Path to a Better World or Road to Dystopia

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Artificial Intelligence: Path to a Better World or Road to Dystopia

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Good Example

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Is free college a good idea?

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Is Making College Free In America A Good Idea?

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Is Making College Free In America A Good Idea?