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'A nightmarish situation': July 1 nears for families affected by Tennessee immigration reporting requirement
A Tennessee state law requiring the Department of Health to report the names of non-legal immigrant children enrolled in Children's Special Services to immigration authorities takes effect on July 1. The law, Public Chapter 1106, has been described as creating a 'nightmarish situation' for affected families.
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