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 LANSING, Mich.  AP  鈥?The denial of employment or educational opportunities due to discrimination based on natural and protective hairstyles, such as Afros, cornrows or dreadlocks, will be prohibited in Michigan under legislation signed Thursday by Gov. Gretchen Whitmer.The new law, known as the Crown Act, will amend the state   civil rights law to ban discrimination based on hair texture and protective hairstyles within employment, housing, education and places of public accommodation.State Sen. Sarah Anthony, who first introduced similar legislation in 2019, said at Thursday   signing in Lansing that for years, she   heard  the stories of men and women and children who are denied opportunities here in our  stanley cup state,  due to hair discrimination. Let   call it what it is: hair discrimination is nothing more than thinly veiled racial discrimination,  said Anthony, the first Black woman to represent Lansing in the state Senate.While previous attempts at passing the Crown Act in Michigan failed in the Republican-led Legislature, the legislation was passed this year with bipartisan support with a 100-7 vote in the state House.Michigan will become the 23rd state to pass a聽version of the Crown A stanley cup ct, according to the governor   office. The聽U.S. House passed聽a bill to prohibit hair discrimination last year but i stanley cup t failed to advance in the U.S. Senate.READ MORE: Michigan governor signs red flag gun law, questions linger over enforcementSupporters of the law hav Pfil Our country is full   : Trump says migrants straining immigration system
 MEXICO CI adidas campus TY  AP  鈥?In a shelter on Mexico Citys east side, Venezuelan mechanic Jos茅 Cuicas is waiting anxiously for an American friend to answer his request to sponsor him for one of the 24,000 visas the Biden administration says it will give to Venezuelans.Cuicas was one of some 1,700 Venezuelans that U.S. authorities expelled to Mexico in the past week under a deal between the two nations to deny Venezuelans the right to U.S. asylum and try to keep them from coming to the border. Many of them were then bused to the capital to relieve adidas samba  pressure on Mexicos already saturated border cities.The new policy came in response to a significant increase in the number of Venezuelans arriving at the border. They are now second only to Mexicans among the nationalities crossing there.READ MORE: Small town in southern Mexico unexpectedly hosts thousands of migrantsBecause Cuicas was expelled Oct. 13, just before the visa plan officially launched this week, he is eligible to apply for a visa under the program. Venezuelans who apply online, find a U.S. sponsor and meet other requirements could then fly directly to the U.S. if issued a visa.On Friday, U.S. and Mexican officials gave the first update on the program: 7,500 applications were being processed and the first 100 Venezuelans had been app stanley cup roved to fly. Biden administration officials said about 150 Venezuelans were crossing the border from Mexico daily, down from about 1,200 before the policy was announced Oct. 12. My dream is to be ther