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Ex-Macomb County Boy Scout leader sentenced to prison after pleading guilty to sexual assault charges
Read full article: Ex-Macomb County Boy Scout leader sentenced to prison after pleading guilty to sexual assault chargesA former Macomb County Boy Scout leader who pleaded guilty to sexual assault charges in the ongoing Boy Scouts of America investigation has been sentenced to prison.
Ex-Macomb County Boy Scout leader arraigned on sexual abuse charges: ‘These charges are only the beginning’
Read full article: Ex-Macomb County Boy Scout leader arraigned on sexual abuse charges: ‘These charges are only the beginning’The first person to be charged in the ongoing Boy Scouts of America (BSA) investigation was arraigned Monday morning, according to Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel.
Boy Scouts of America abuse investigation: Michigan AG Nessel asks victims to come forward
Read full article: Boy Scouts of America abuse investigation: Michigan AG Nessel asks victims to come forwardAs victims continue to file civil suits against the Boy Scouts of America, saying they were sexually assaulted, the state of Michigan continues to come up as the location of where the abuse took place.
Michigan AG asks survivors to report abuse from Boy Scouts of America amid investigation
Read full article: Michigan AG asks survivors to report abuse from Boy Scouts of America amid investigationMichigan Attorney General Dana Nessel is once again asking the public to report any sexual abuse carried out by members of the Boy Scouts of America amid an ongoing investigation.
Trump administration extends visa ban to non-immigrants
Read full article: Trump administration extends visa ban to non-immigrantsThe administration cast the effort as a way to free up jobs in an economy reeling from the coronavirus. The ban, while temporary, would amount to major restructuring of legal immigration if made permanent, a goal that had eluded the administration before the pandemic. Trump imposed a 60-day ban on green cards issued abroad in April, which was set to expire Monday. The administration is proposing a new way of awarding H-1B visas, the official said, awarding them by highest salary instead of by lottery. H-1B visas are capped at 85,000 a year for people with highly specialized knowledge and minimum of a bachelors degree, often in science, technology, engineering, teaching and accounting.