Charlotte, Federal and immigration
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CHARLOTTE — An immigration crackdown is expanding from Charlotte to Raleigh, sparking protests on Central Avenue. Dozens of protesters have gathered in response to enforcement operations, lining the street with signs and flags.
As dozens of people have been arrested in the Department of Homeland Security’s latest targeted immigration blitz in Charlotte, one question has emerged for residents and leaders in North Carolina’s largest city: Why Charlotte?
Border Patrol agents are expected to arrive in Charlotte, as local law enforcement distances itself from federal immigration actions.
CHARLOTTE — The Salvation Army of Greater Charlotte officially kicked off its Red Kettle Campaign, which raises thousands of dollars to fund local programs and support the community.
Charlotte has emerged as the epicenter of already intense debates on how North Carolina should address immigration and crime.
From those first scrappy sessions grew a full LGBTQ+ league, teams entering competition, a new name — Charlotte Pride FC — and, eventually, federal nonprofit status, with the pro-bono help of Lee Robertson, the managing partner of Robertson & Associates in Charlotte, Stark said.
CHARLOTTE — Honda is recalling more than 406,000 vehicles due to a potentially dangerous defect. The recall involves 2016-2021 Honda Civics. According to officials, the wheels could come loose and fall off. While no injuries or accidents have been reported so far, the vehicle maker wants you to be on the lookout for a letter in the mail.