Ari Snyder

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24 appearances 4 recordings 1 series first heard May 2026 last heard 17 Jul

Ari Snyder’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Speaking with an interpreter at a press conference in the city of Biddeford, Carolina Rojas Alvarez said Yohan Sebastian Duran Guerrero's life revolved around the couple's three-year-old daughter.
Now, Rojas Alvarez says she doesn't have the strength to tell her daughter that her dad isn't coming back.
Duran Guerrero was not the person ICE agents were looking for on Monday, according to Maine's independent senator, Angus King.
For NPR News, I'm Ari Snyder in Portland, Maine.
Speaking with an interpreter at a press conference in the city of Biddeford, Carolina Rojas Alvarez said Yoan Sebastian Duran Guerrero's life revolved around the couple's three-year-old daughter.
Now, Rojas Alvarez says she doesn't have the strength to tell her daughter that her dad isn't coming back.
Duran Guerrero was not the person ICE agents were looking for on Monday, according to Maine's independent senator, Angus King.
For NPR News, I'm Ari Snyder in Portland, Maine.
The change was sparked by a 2023 court ruling that Canada's one-generation limit on citizenship by descent was unconstitutional.
Doug Cochran, a genealogist in Nova Scotia, says he's been swamped by research requests from people trying to prove Canadian ancestry.
He prioritizes those coming from LGBTQ Americans.
Canadian immigration authorities say in the six-week period after the law took effect in December, they received more than 12,000 proof-of-citizenship applications.
For NPR News, I'm Ari Snyder in Portland, Maine.
The change was sparked by a 2023 court ruling that Canada's one-generation limit on citizenship by descent was unconstitutional.
Doug Cochran, a genealogist in Nova Scotia, says he's been swamped by research requests from people trying to prove Canadian ancestry.
He prioritizes those coming from LGBTQ Americans.
Canadian immigration authorities say in the six-week period after the law took effect in December, they received more than 12,000 proof-of-citizenship applications.
For NPR News, I'm Ari Snyder in Portland, Maine.
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