Dualisa Kautel
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262 appearances
13 recordings
1 series
first heard Jan 2025
last heard 31 Jan
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This is NPR News from New York.
Live from NPR News in New York City, I'm Dualisa Kautel.
Minnesota Governor Tim Walz says the nation wants secure borders and immigration enforcement that prioritizes criminals.
But what's happening in his state isn't that, he says, it's occupation.
Alex Preddy, an ICU nurse who worked at a local VA hospital, was killed Saturday morning in South Minneapolis.
President Trump, speaking to The Wall Street Journal on Sunday, said, quote, we're reviewing everything and we'll come out with a determination.
Meanwhile, the CEOs of more than 60 Minnesota companies, including Target, Best Buy and General Mills, are urging local, state and federal officials to de-escalate tensions as some businesses reported recent losses.
About 1,000 people in Green Bay, Wisconsin, protested on Sunday the fatal shooting of Alex Preddy by federal immigration agents.
For Member Station, WUWM, Chuck Kornbach reports.
Texas is among the states feeling the impacts of the massive winter storm dumping snow and ice across much of the country.
As Matt Largy from member station KUT in Austin reports, many parts of the state are virtually shut down.
And this is NPR News from New York City.
It is day 94 for the Walk for Peace monks who started their journey to Washington, D.C.
from Texas in October.
And for the first time, the 19 men, dressed in gold and maroon clothes, faced wintry, icy conditions, walking through snow and frigid temperatures in North Carolina.
In Raleigh at the state capitol, thousands gathered to meet them.
Governor Josh Stein thanked the monks for inspiring unity and hope in the country.
He told a crowd, we live in a time of partisan rancor and political discord.
We don't want to be on guard against our neighbors.
We want to come together.
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