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Both Democratic Sen. Rachel May and GOP Assembly Minority Leader Will Barclay say they're waiting for more details.
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They're starting their first full week of session, which includes Tuesday's state of the state address from Gov. Kathy Hochul. WAER will broadcast and stream it live starting at 1:00. -
The bill, originally introduced six years ago, would block state and local officers from enforcing federal immigration laws and sharing sensitive information with ICE, absent a judicial warrant. -
A range of civic, social justice and immigrant groups plan a protest for Monday at 3:30pm in Syracuse. They're calling on local and state government to end assistance to ICE agents and activities. -
It was Syracuse Men’s Basketball's best shooting performance of the year in its 83-72 win over Pittsburgh. Josh Rajunov recaps SU’s second straight road ACC. -
Fresh off its first ACC win of the season, Syracuse men's basketball takes to the road again for a clash with Pittsburgh. Cole Purvis gets you up to speed on the matchup. -
They're calling for an end to the attempted regime change, removal of all U.S. military, and passage of a War Powers Resolution, which has passed the Senate.
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