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Trump order closes help desk in Detroit court for those facing deportation
A service that helped immigrants navigate the deportation process has been shuttered by President Donald Trump.
Michigan 2025 tax changes: new credits, tax rollbacks and deadlines
Here’s what you need to know about filing your taxes this year and what changes and adjustments to credits have been made.
What is a migrant? What is ICE? 10 terms to help you understand the debate over immigration
Understanding the many different immigration terms – some technical, some not – can help people better understand immigration news.
Downtown Detroit’s Skillman library to reopen after renovations
The Skillman branch of the Detroit Public Library will be renovated and reopened after being shuttered since the pandemic.
Detroit immigrant community braces for heightened ICE activity under Trump
Undocumented immigrants have constitutional rights, including rights to due process and legal counsel and against unreasonable search and seizure.
‘Band-aid’ or ‘ray of light:’ Metro Detroiters react to ceasefire in Gaza
The pain of the war in Gaza has been deeply felt in metro Detroit, home to the nation’s largest Arab-American population and a large Jewish population.
Warming centers are available across metro Detroit: Where to find them
The city of Detroit is operating more than 1,400 shelter and warming center beds with its partners.
The Wright Museum honors Dr. King’s resilience in annual day of commemoration | American Black Journal
The museum’s Manager of Community Engagement Yolanda Jack talks with host Stephen Henderson about the events taking place at The Wright Museum/
Advancing equity in Detroit: National Day of Racial Healing addresses the ongoing effects of racism | American Black Journal
Marshalle Favors, Director of Community Engagement at New Detroit, Inc., talks with host Stephen Henderson about the day’s importance in promoting racial healing and equity.
