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The Trump administration, according to a Washingto Post report, is planning a change in policy that would require immigrants from Central America to wait in Mexico while their claims for asylum are being processed. 214

The rush now is to move the legislation as quickly as possible. Lawmakers have until Friday at midnight to pass the bill before the government runs out of money. The House is expected to vote on the plan later this week -- likely Thursday, according to House Deputy Whip Patrick McHenry -- but the main obstacle will be whether the Senate can move quickly enough to avert a shutdown given its rules. If one lawmaker objects, it could force Senate leaders to run out the clock and even face a temporary shutdown into the weekend.A Senate GOP aide says if the House passes the bill Thursday, the Senate could take it up later that day. But passage probably wouldn't take place until at least Friday. The aide didn't know of any senators wanting to put up procedural hurdles that could slow walk the bill past the Friday funding deadline.House Republicans leaders are discussing the possibility of waiving the so-called "three-day rule" and holding a vote on the package as soon as Thursday, according to one aide, though nothing has been decided yet.Democratic and Republican leaders huddled Wednesday morning to put the finishing touches on the bill."We hope we'll be ready to go in two hours," Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer said Wednesday morning following the meeting between leaders in Speaker Paul Ryan's office.Sen. Rand Paul, a Republican from Kentucky who forced a brief shutdown in February because of his opposition to a spending bill, said he has not made a decision about whether he would hold up this proposal."I haven't made a decision yet about whether or not I'll consent to time agreements, " he told reporters Tuesday.The release of the legislation was delayed as negotiators spent the early part of the week haggling over controversial policy riders on immigration, infrastructure and health care. What was expected to be a bill released Monday dragged into Wednesday. 1892

The USD study showed that at least 110 gangs were involved in the sex trafficking industry, and 85% of the pimps/facilitators interviewed were gang involved."Some of the kids are engaged in survival sex," adds Judge Caietti. "Some have been kidnapped. Some of them have had their families threatened and they feel they have to do this. And even if they want to get out there's no way they can get out, because the person that's manipulating them has a stranglehold on them."At risk youth were particulary vulnerable to falling into the trade. 55% of the victims in the USD study were homeless. 28% of them were in the foster care system."We'll address this complex issue by finding whether it's a family need, an educational support need, a mental health, depression or trauma issue, a chemical addiction, whatever's leading them to this," says Stephan. "It (the court) uses a team approach that looks at the child from all angles as a human being to surround with services."Success for the RISE Court will be a moving target. For some kids, the people involved say they may be able to help them get out of the system entirely. For others, the court will just try to make it so that they don't go back as soon as they would have. More information about sex trafficking in San Diego and support programs for kids and parents can be found here. 1357

The tweet was one of many sent out by Trump Sunday morning. In another tweet, the President once again referred to the Russia investigation as a “witch hunt" and implied that the probe is running out of steam.  220

The victim, identified only as a 68-year-old man from Westminster, was crossing South Mission Road in front of the Rodeway Inn when he was struck by a 2013 GMC Yukon driven by a 78-year-old man, according to the CHP. 216

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