Mecklenburg County leaders bracing for impact of Iryna’s Law
Mecklenburg County officials are outlining how they'll handle Iryna's Law, a package of new criminal justice changes.
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Mecklenburg County officials are outlining how they'll handle Iryna's Law, a package of new criminal justice changes.
New video shows border patrol agents still working on the streets of Charlotte Monday morning. The Department of Homeland Security confirms Operation Charlotteβs Web is progressing despite reports of the end of the operation last week.
An east Charlotte business owner says Border Patrol agents profiled and harassed him inside his barbershop. A video of the interaction shows Border Patrol agents question Johnny Baez about his citizenship inside his business.
A South Charlotte woman documenting interactions with Border Patrol says agent attempted to intimidate her out of recording the operation.
People packed Amity Presbyterian Church Tuesday evening learning how to support immigrants during the federal immigration crackdown.
Fears and outrage grow as Border Patrol swarms Charlotte. More than 130 people have been arrested in three days of Operation Charlotteβs Web.
Hemp gummies, topicals, drinks and more will soon be snatched from shelves as a part of the deal to end the government shutdown.
An end to the longest government shutdown in history is now in sight but the FAA is still ordering airlines to cut 10% of flights. The uncertainty has more travelers taking their trips from the skies to the ground leaning on back up plans like driving to their destinations.
Air traffic controllers have missed two paychecks, but they are still expected to show up to work in what has become the longest government shutdown in history.
Airlines are canceling flights while the FAA deals with a shortage of air traffic controllers during the longest government shutdown in history. Air traffic controllers are calling out of work because they haven't been paid in more than a month.
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