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Experts warned at a meeting organized by American Community Media (ACoM) that, despite state laws designed to limit collaboration with immigration authorities, information-sharing between local police departments and Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) continues through opaque and often informal channels. Cooperation between local law enforcement agencies and ICE remains difficult to track, even in…
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At a meeting organized by American Community Media (ACoM), experts examined how the escalating conflict in the Middle East is already driving up energy and food prices, with uneven consequences for countries such as the United States and India. The escalating conflict in the Middle East is not only dominating the geopolitical agenda but…
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In a panel organized by American Community Media (ACoM), legal, demographic, and immigration specialists examined the potential elimination of birthright citizenship, warning of economic, social, and generational consequences that could reshape the country’s structure. As the issue returns to the forefront of the U.S. political agenda, the possibility of eliminating birthright citizenship -guaranteed by…
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In a panel organized by American Community Media (ACoM), specialists and students examined the impact of banning cell phones in classrooms. While evidence points to improvements in concentration, student voices caution against its limitations and potential unintended consequences. In a context where cell phone use is embedded in the daily lives of teenagers, schools…
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During a virtual panel organized by American Community Media (ACoM), consumer protection experts warned of a surge in scams targeting immigrant communities, driven by their vulnerability and the increasing use of advanced technology by criminal networks. Amid an increasingly tense immigration climate in the United States, scams targeting immigrant communities are surging. Attorneys Monica…
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Against a backdrop of deepening political polarization in the United States and escalating international conflicts, migrant communities are emerging as an increasingly decisive force in shaping public debate. That reality came into sharp focus at a recent forum organized by American Community Media (ACoM), where experts examined how diasporas not only react to events…
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In a panel convened by American Community Media (ACoM), specialists in nutrition and environmental science scrutinized the newly unveiled US food guide. While recognizing advancements such as a decrease in ultra-processed foods, they cautioned against the heightened emphasis on protein, the sway of industry interests, and the insufficient attention to issues of inequality and…
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A recent pannel organized by American Community Media Shed light on the far-reaching effects of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s (ICE) expanding use of surveillance technologies, focusing on how these developments are not just reshaping immigration control but are also impacting journalists, activists, and communities nationwide. The landscape of immigration surveillance in the U.S.…
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Dr. Richard Besser, President and CEO of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF) and former Acting Director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), offered an alarming perspective on vaccination policy during a recent briefing organized by American Community Media. Dr. Besser, who has volunteered as a pediatrician in community clinics for…
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As the 2026 midterm elections approach, a series of executive actions, bills in Congress, and litigation in multiple states are shaping an electoral landscape marked by concerns over voting access. This was the focus in a briefing “Wild Cards That Could Disrupt the Midterms,” held by American Community Media (ACoM), which brought together legal…