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She says that over the next four years her job is to be a voice for those she believes will be harmed by a B.C. Conservative government. "We may have a small caucus, but tonight we have inherited an enormous responsibility, and that is to hold a majority Conservative government to account," she says. "We're holding the weight of the joy of this victory, and what comes tomorrow." She says her party will stand with and fight for those impacted by anticipated cuts and attacks on human rights.
BREAKING🚨 ICE arrested him buying diapers, then threw him in solitary confinement. Eight months later, he just walked out and hugged his wife and two kids. Martin Soto, an asylum seeker from Peru with no criminal record, was grabbed by federal agents while he was out buying diapers for his two young children. He was locked up at Delaney Hall, the horrifying for-profit ICE jail in Newark, New Jersey. After he led a hunger and labor strike over spoiled food, poor medical care and dirty conditions, he was moved to another Detention Center, where he spent months alone in solitary confinement. His wife, Gabriela, and Rep. Nellie Pou say that was payback for the strike. His wife never stopped. She organized protests outside Delaney Hall and kept pushing officials to free him. He just walked out of the Elizabeth facility wearing an ankle monitor, Religion News Service reported. In a video posted online, Gabriela runs, sobbing, into his arms. “These months have been very, very difficult,” Gabriela told Democracy Now. “Not only did I lose our home, not only did I lose our child…” This doesn’t end his case. He is still seeking asylum, and he has applied for a U visa, which protects crime victims who help investigators. “This is just a small justice in a sea of injustice,” Rep. Rob Menendez said outside the jail…
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