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"It reached the point where I c Latino Parents Fear Trump's ICE 03/07/2018 07:00pm • The Trump administration's aggressive immigration enforcement policies are causing widespread psychological distress among many Latino parents of adolescents, including not just undocumented mothers and fathers, but parents who are in the country legally and aren't at risk for deportation, according Frazzled parents may get relief from Md. diaper-change bill 02/27/2018 07:30am • WASHINGTON — Parents in Maryland may get government help in performing a sometimes messy, always important task — changing a baby's diaper. State Sen. C. Anthony Muse, D-Prince George's, said his bill came at the suggestion of frazzled constituents who visited his office. 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