Fundraising by Democrats and Republicans has pushed the cost of some Virginia House races over $2 million, according to public filings
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President Donald Trump’s tariffs and aggressive immigration enforcement have shaken markets and migrant labor.
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Virginia’s businesses, nonprofits and schools employ thousands of foreign professionals. President Trump’s proclamation raising the cost of H-1B visas to $100,000 could send shockwaves through tech companies, universities and even public schools
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Exclusive: A VCIJ at WHRO analysis shows the Flock Safety network was used widely for immigration enforcement
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A portion of Bridgewater’s Flock surveillance system user log showing law enforcement agencies—both within and outside Virginia—that searched camera data in the state for immigration-related reasons.
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Further research from Virginia’s Uprooting Commission will explore the use of eminent domain for campus expansions in majority-Black neighborhoods
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Thousands of Flock Safety surveillance cameras captured Virginia travellers with an unblinking eye. Their data was shared and searched around the country millions of times.
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The state’s milestone Clean Economy Act spurred impressive growth in renewable power. Now, that future is at risk.
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The Trump administration's enforcement has targeted thousands of foreign nationals - most from Central and South America and without criminal records
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Renewable energy developers planned dozens of projects on property owned by The Nature Conservancy. Then President Donald Trump signed H.R. 1, upending an unprecedented effort to revitalize Appalachia.
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Alliance’s presence is expected to grow in Hampton Roads despite Republican criticism over allies' military spending
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Hundreds of Flock Safety cameras capturing images of motorists across Virginia weren’t supposed to be used for immigration enforcement. But they were.
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A special education advisory committee wants Beach Schools to stop a controversial practice typically used on children with special needs
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