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UNLV Immigration Clinic warns of possible scams targeting undocumented people

Fox 5 Las Vegas

UNLV immigration clinic warns of scammers posing as ICE agents

Joan Howarth and Deborah Jones Merritt are spearheading efforts to reinvent attorney licensing

Gov. Lombardo appoints new member to Nevada Gaming Control Board

Reno deputy city attorney named to Nevada Gaming Control Board

Nevada Gov. Joe Lombardo Names Reno Attorney to NGCB

Las Vegas Review Journal

Governor names new Nevada Gaming Control Board member

Reno Gazette Journal

Official Nevada, for the most part, dons mantle of neutrality in Trump’s immigration crackdown

Official Nevada, for the most part, dons mantle of neutrality in Trump's immigration crackdwon

Social Security Fairness Act boosts retiree benefits

News 3 Las Vegas

Questions About Nevada and Immigration Enforcement

Trump's first week sets stage for U.S. crypto regulatory overhaul

Questions, answers for how migrants can protect themselves if federal officers come knocking

Nevada hate crime reporting hotline is now up and running

NY Judge Scolds Firm Amid Rise In Real Estate Ch. 11s

Las Vegas Review Journal

Some Nevada retirees to see thousands in back pay for Social Security

Nevada AG Aaron Ford joins lawsuit challenging Trump’s executive order on birthright citizenship

Sexual Abuse Is NOT Charitable

Trump immigration plans stoke fear for Dreamers in Southern Nevada

News 3 Las Vegas

NV Attorney General sues President Trump, retired professor breaks down immigration laws

Settling Sex Abuse Cases Against Catholic California Clergymen

Las Vegas Review-Journal

A murky future: Nevada officials weigh in on potential Trump deportations

Locals prepare for new immigration policy

Arizona Daily Star

AZ Dems support federal immigration bill critics call 'extreme'