SUMMARY: Recent calls to the Border Network for Human Rights (BNHR) in El Paso reveal rising panic among the immigrant community amid President Trump’s immigration orders. Concerns include a pregnant woman fearing detention at a hospital and parents reconsidering their children’s education in public schools. BNHR’s Executive Director, Fernando Garcia, emphasizes that despite the administration’s stance, immigrants still possess rights, including the right to refuse entry to immigration officers without a warrant. BNHR is initiating a legal rights campaign and community forums to empower immigrants. Religious leaders in El Paso have also expressed continued support for immigrants amidst heightened fears.

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SUMMARY: Thursday started bitterly cold with morning lows in the teens, tying a record low of 16 degrees at Augusta Bush Field. Afternoon highs reached the upper 30s to lower 40s but remained well below average. A Cold Weather Advisory is in effect tonight for Jenkins, Screven, and Allendale counties, with temperatures dropping to 15-20 degrees and potential black ice in southern/western areas. Friday will see highs in the mid- to upper 40s, with clear skies. By Sunday, temperatures will rise to the upper 50s, with rain expected late Sunday night into Monday, leading to a warming trend that brings highs in the 60s by Tuesday.

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SUMMARY: CNN plans to lay off around 200 employees, or six percent of its global workforce, as part of a major restructuring aimed at transitioning towards digital media during Donald Trump’s second term. The changes are driven by parent company Warner Bros. Discovery’s $70 million investment, targeting $1 billion in digital revenue by 2030. CNN will replace traditional linear television roles with new digital positions, expecting to post over 100 job openings in early 2025. CEO Mark Thompson emphasized the necessity of adapting to evolving news consumption habits to maintain high-quality journalism. Programming changes are also anticipated.

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