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Signed into law earlier this month, the bill sets a new lifetime borrowing limit for professional degrees at $200,000. The average University of New England medical student borrowed more than $300,000 last year.
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The judge found the administration's sanctions against the International Criminal Court likely violate the plaintiffs' free speech rights.
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An estimated $25 million in grant funding is being withheld from Maine public schools for six programs supporting teacher development, adult literacy, after-school programs and more.
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Some new citizens said gaining the security of citizenship felt even more special amid rising fears in immigrant communities.
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Friday's Supreme Court ruling limited the power of federal judges to issue nationwide injunctions, but did not address the merits of President Donald Trump's effort to end birthright citizenship.
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During a webinar last week, an immigration lawyer encouraged employers to have a plan in place as the Trump administration ramps up workplace raids.
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Rallygoers in Portland said they were alarmed at President Donald Trump's decision to deploy National Guard troops to L.A. amid protests against recent immigration raids.
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A coalition of states is suing the Transportation and Homeland Security Departments.
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Predictions by the Revenue Forecasting Committee are a key tool used by state budget writers. But the panel says market volatility and tariff uncertainty are injecting a high degree of risk in its upcoming projections.
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Trump administration terminates visa for international graduate student at Portland's Roux InstituteThe American Civil Liberties Union of Maine says the federal government gave no reason for revoking the student's visa.