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Case challenging DACA was heard in a Texas federal court; 500K Dreamers wait on decision
SUMMARY: Dreamers in the Bay Area, like FL Martinez, advocate for a pathway to citizenship amid ongoing legal battles over DACA (Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals). A Texas district court deemed DACA illegal, and the case is now with the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals. This program protects around 530,000 individuals from deportation and allows work permits. Martinez, who came to the U.S. as a toddler, expresses frustration over the uncertainty of her status and the two-year work permit renewal process. While DACA remains closed to new applicants, Martinez urges current beneficiaries to keep their permits active and stay informed about legal issues.
The future of more than half a million Dreamers is in legal limbo again after a case challenging DACA was heard in a Texas federal court. The program allows immigrants who were brought to the U.S. as children to study and work without fear of deportation. Nathalie Vera reports. (Credit: KNTV via NBC)
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Village District could become Raleigh's second social district
SUMMARY: A new social district may be developed in the Village District of Raleigh, allowing open consumption of alcohol in designated areas. This area, close to downtown and NC State, could enhance the shopping and dining experience. City leaders emphasized the need for outreach to local residents to gauge support. While businesses and shoppers expressed enthusiasm for the proposal, concerns about potential negative behaviors were raised. Data shows a rise in crime since the introduction of Raleigh’s first social district. The city council plans to revisit this discussion in mid-November before moving forward with the proposal.
Raleigh leaders are considering expanding the Sip n’ Stroll program to the Village District, which would allow people to drink beer, wine or cocktails from specially marked cups during specific times and areas of the Village District.
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92 people still unaccounted for in North Carolina weeks after Hurricane Helene
SUMMARY: In Western North Carolina, ongoing recovery efforts are challenging as Governor Roy Cooper reported 92 people remain missing following Hurricanes Helen and Milton. Asheville City Schools plan to reopen on October 28, while Buncombe County Schools have yet to set a date. New safety measures for FEMA workers have been implemented due to threats and intimidation against them, leading to a temporary halt in operations. Authorities arrested William Parsons for threatening FEMA staff while armed. The Department of Justice is investigating the threats. Meanwhile, power restoration continues, with over 4 million accounts reinstated post-Hurricane Milton, though sentiments on the federal response remain mixed.
There’s still a long way to go to get western North Carolina back to something resembling the way it was before the storm.
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Three-quarters of $1B headed to North Carolina manufacturer | North Carolina
SUMMARY: Silicon carbide power solutions company Wolfspeed, based in North Carolina, has a tentative agreement to receive $750 million from the Biden administration. This funding aims to establish a silicon carbide wafer manufacturing plant in Siler City, bolstering the domestic semiconductor supply crucial for the future energy economy and AI advancements. Despite reporting a 71% drop in shares and ongoing losses, Wolfspeed remains a market leader facing competition from China. The investment, part of the CHIPS and Science Act, is expected to create over 2,000 manufacturing and 3,000 construction jobs, enhancing U.S. semiconductor research and production capabilities.
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