Public Charge Ruling Has Consequences for Local Families
On January 27, 2020, a Supreme Court ruling allowed the “public charge” rule to take temporarily take effect while lower courts continue to debate whether or not the rule is…
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It’s Time to Vote!
Elections are upcoming on Tuesday, November. 5. In Boulder, there are a total of six seats up for election on city council, and a majority of seats will be going…
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Make your voice heard on SNAP
The federal government is poised to make a change that could deprive thousands of Coloradans — including 1,177 residents of Boulder County — of critical access to food, by raising…
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Keep The Safety Net Intact for All Families
On September 22, 2018, the Trump Administration’s Department of Homeland Security proposed changes to the ‘public charge’ rule that may have a dramatic impact on immigrants and temporary visa holders…
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