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Federal agents began an immigration crackdown Saturday in Charlotte, North Carolina.
The arrest brought out protesters and local officials criticized the raids, saying they were scaring people.
The Border Patrol is calling it Operation Charlotte's Web, and they say they're taking criminals off the street.
But 17-year-old Elizabeth Fuentes says the operation will force her family to live in fear.
Critics say agents are also detaining U.S.
Los Angeles is experiencing a strong seasonal storm with several inches of rain falling across the region through Sunday.
From LAist, Nathaniel Martinez has more.
Most Britons are deeply dissatisfied with democracy.
That's according to new polling.
Vicki Barker has more on our story from London.
Cities and states across the U.S.
have begun to use artificial intelligence to improve road safety.
Officials in Hawaii are distributing 1,000 dashboard cameras that are being used to monitor road conditions and to reduce traffic fatalities as well.
And San Jose, California says it has a 97 percent success rate,
in identifying potholes by using cameras on the city's street sweepers.