Anxious immigrants; Snow day recap; Explosion victims sue PGW, PECO

Will incoming President Trump actually reach launching a wave of mass sweeps, detentions and deportations instantly after he takes workplace January 20, as he has vowed to do? Will he actually be capable to finish short-term protected standing for Haitians, Venezuelans, Ukrainians and others, and strip citizenship from some naturalized immigrants? 

“At this level, it’s the not understanding what’s going to occur,” stated a lady who’s among the many tens of hundreds of Philadelphians who’re undocumented or have some kind of short-term authorized standing. Some are planning, some aren’t, however almost all are anxious. Proceed studying…

There wasn’t all that a lot snow, however the Philadelphia College District closed faculties for Monday, and a few mother and father obtained to share the particular enjoyable of a snow day. The district will likely be open for enterprise Tuesday, both in-school or as a distant studying day. Try pictures, last snow totals and the outlook for Tuesday’s commute.

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• Former Pa. Secretary of Well being Dr. Rachel Levine stayed centered on her federal submit, even as anti-trans politics swirled round her. [NPR]