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Artwork displayed at the Hunnid Dollar Art Fair in Charlotte
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Charlotte’s ‘Baby Basel’ Art Fair Makes a Comeback

Charlotte, NC, December 3, 2025 The ‘Baby Basel’ Art Fair, also known as the Hunnid Dollar Art Fair, returns to Charlotte this December, showcasing emerging artists in an inclusive setting. Founded by local artist Dammit Wesley, the event features 69 regional artists and emphasizes affordable art, with original pieces starting at just $100. The fair will take place at Camp North End’s Black Box on December 6, 13, and 20, coinciding

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Students protesting against immigration enforcement in Charlotte
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Student Protests Erupt Over Immigration Enforcement in Charlotte

Charlotte, North Carolina, December 3, 2025 In Charlotte, North Carolina, student protests have erupted in response to recent immigration enforcement actions, leading to school absences and community tension. Over 20,000 students were absent from Charlotte-Mecklenburg County Schools, raising concerns about the effects of immigration policies on education. Political leaders are divided, with some defending law enforcement actions while others draw troubling comparisons to the Ku Klux Klan. This situation echoes past

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Police officers patrolling Appalachian State University campus
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Police Increase Patrols at Appalachian State After Hoax Threat

Boone, North Carolina, December 3, 2025 In Boone, North Carolina, the Appalachian State University Police Department has ramped up campus patrols following a hoax threat. A false report of a gunman led to a lockdown and the cancellation of night classes. Investigators confirmed the report was fabricated, and classes resumed after the all-clear announcement. The police department is enhancing its presence to ensure community safety and encourage reporting of suspicious activity.

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Investigation into CMPD Chief Settlement Sparks Transparency Discussion

Charlotte, NC, December 3, 2025 An investigation by North Carolina State Auditor into a $305,000 settlement with CMPD Chief Johnny Jennings has raised concerns about transparency in local governance. Initially concealed from the public, this settlement raises questions about the accountability of public funds. As the City of Charlotte collaborates with the State Auditor, discussions emphasize the critical need for transparency and public engagement in local government finance, particularly impacting local

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Federal agents conducting an immigration operation in New Orleans
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Federal Border Agents Initiate ‘Swamp Sweep’ Immigration Operation in New Orleans

New Orleans, Louisiana, December 2, 2025 Approximately 250 federal border agents launched a monthslong immigration enforcement operation dubbed ‘Swamp Sweep’ across New Orleans and nearby areas. The initiative aims to arrest 5,000 individuals throughout Southeast Louisiana and Mississippi, overseen by Border Patrol Commander Gregory Bovino. The operation has raised concerns in local communities, particularly among Latino families, prompting them to take precautionary measures. Advocacy groups are offering legal guidance, while the

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Protesters gathering in front of Charlotte skyline against immigration law enforcement.
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Ongoing Immigration Operations in Charlotte, North Carolina

Charlotte, North Carolina, December 2, 2025 The Department of Homeland Security has confirmed the continuation of its immigration enforcement operation in Charlotte, dubbed ‘Operation Charlotte’s Web,’ which began on November 15, resulting in over 250 arrests in just four days. This has sparked confusion and concern in the community, particularly as local law enforcement claims operations have ceased. The DHS maintains that the operation targets individuals with criminal backgrounds, yet the

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Understanding Iryna’s Law: Impact on North Carolina’s Justice System

Charlotte, December 2, 2025 Iryna’s Law, named after a young Ukrainian refugee, has brought significant reforms to North Carolina’s criminal justice system aimed at improving public safety while holding violent offenders accountable. Key provisions include the elimination of cashless bail for violent crimes, reinstatement of the death penalty, and new mental health evaluation protocols for defendants. These changes come amid calls for a safer environment for local businesses and residents. The

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Students protesting against immigration enforcement outside a Charlotte school
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Charlotte Students Face Absenteeism Amid Immigration Enforcement

Charlotte, North Carolina, November 30, 2025 Recent immigration enforcement activities in Charlotte-Mecklenburg County are causing significant student absenteeism, with reports of over 20% of students missing classes. Protests have erupted in response, highlighting concerns about student safety and well-being. Educators face challenges maintaining a productive learning environment as students express heightened fear, demonstrating a pressing need for community support. This situation reflects broader issues affecting schools nationwide as immigration policies impact

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Abstract representation of U.S. migration policy changes
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President Trump Announces Permanent Migration Pause from Third World Countries

Charlotte, NC, November 29, 2025 President Trump has declared a permanent pause on migration from nations identified as ‘Third World Countries’ to help the U.S. immigration system recover. This directive, impacting individuals from 19 nations, follows a deadly shooting incident near the White House, raising concerns over national security and immigration policies. With significant implications for local economies and immigrant rights, the move has prompted discussions on the balance between security

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Community members gathered in protest against Operation Charlotte's Web in Charlotte, North Carolina.
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Operation Charlotte’s Web Concludes Amid Community Concerns

Charlotte, North Carolina, November 29, 2025 The federal immigration enforcement operation known as ‘Operation Charlotte’s Web’ has concluded, prompting significant community concern and protest, particularly among immigrant populations. Local leaders are emphasizing the need for unity and support as the city of Charlotte navigates the aftermath of approximately 370 arrests made during the operation. Community responses highlight fears related to racial profiling, economic disruptions, and the importance of maintaining constitutional rights

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