Ante el aumento de las medidas de control migratorio en todo nuestro estado, que ahora se extienden a Raleigh y Durham, continuamos nuestro trabajo para brindar información confiable, asistencia legal...
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Ante el aumento de las medidas de control migratorio en todo nuestro estado, que ahora se extienden a Raleigh y Durham, continuamos nuestro trabajo para brindar información confiable, asistencia legal...
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As immigration enforcement activity increases across our state, now expanding to Raleigh and Durham, we are continuing our series to uplift reliable information, legal assistance,
A medida que aumenta la actividad de aplicación de leyes de inmigración en Carolina del Norte, especialmente en Charlotte, las familias buscan información confiable, asistencia legal y alertas verificadas. Mantenerse informado y preparado es una de las protecciones más fuertes con las que cuentan nuestras comunidades. El siguiente resumen reúne recursos locales, estatales y nacionales disponibles en 2025 para ayudar a las personas y a las familias a mantenerse seguras, informadas y conectadas.
As immigration enforcement activity increases across North Carolina, particularly in Charlotte, families are seeking reliable information, legal assistance, and trustworthy alerts. Staying informed and prepared is one of the strongest protections communities can rely on. The following overview brings together key local, state, and national resources available in 2025 to help individuals and families stay safe, informed, and connected.
Ante el aumento de las medidas de control migratorio en todo nuestro estado, que ahora se extienden a Raleigh y Durham, continuamos nuestro trabajo para
The program does more than just correct a balance sheet. It actively prevents future debt accumulation, showcasing a proactive approach to public welfare – one where the government steps in to give families hit with unexpected hardship a chance to thrive.
“La fuerza de Charlotte y del condado de Mecklenburg proviene de su gente: familias que vienen de todos los rincones del mundo y han construido aquí sus vidas, negocios y futuros. A nuestros vecinos inmigrantes: no están solos y pertenecen aquí.”
When students return to public schools across North Carolina, they may notice some familiar faces missing. According to the News & Observer, budget cuts and delayed state funding have forced districts to eliminate hundreds of positions, freeze programs, and prepare for the possibility of even deeper federal cuts under the Trump administration.
Advocates and Democrats have condemned state Republicans for their “political gamesmanship”, as the crime bill attempts to tackle safety concerns without addressing the underlying factors. Earlier in September, Democratic lawmakers called for a proposal that increases funding to public safety personnel, including police officers, as well as provides new investments to the mental health system.
“Sunday voting has long served as a vital access point for Black voters in North Carolina, especially through ‘Souls to the Polls’ traditions led by our churches, communities, and civic organizations. For many working families, Sunday provides the only real opportunity to cast a ballot without sacrificing wages or family responsibilities.”
Across party lines, North Carolinians stand united against partisan gerrymandering and believe that district maps should be drawn neutrally, according to a newly conducted poll.
A recent poll by by a right-leaning firm shows overwhelming opposition to partisan redistricting. 84% of North Carolinians say “it’s never acceptable for politicians to draw districts to help their own party win more seats.”
It’s all thanks to a first-of-its-kind state initiative started last year by former NC Governor Roy Cooper. Cooper and the former Health Secretary. Kody Kinsley used North Carolina’s Medicaid expansion, which Cooper championed for years, to incentivize all 99 acute care hospitals in the state to join the debt relief effort.
After nearly 20 years in office, Berger continues to prioritize political games over the needs of North Carolinians. His record reflects a pattern of self-serving decisions that harm working North Carolinians across the state.
El programa, lanzado bajo el exgobernador Roy Cooper en julio del año pasado, ha superado ampliamente su proyección inicial de $4 mil millones en deudas aliviadas. Stein y el secretario de Salud y Servicios Humanos, Dev Sangvai, dijeron que continuarán identificando más deudas que puedan eliminarse.