After Paris Attacks, Debate Over Welcoming Syrian Refugees Ignites

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Anne Branigin
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In the wake of Paris attacks, debate over refugees has reignited.

At least half of U.S. governors have pledged to refuse Syrian refugees through their borders.

Truth To Power: How the Pope's U.S. Visit Is Resonating With Angelenos

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Anne Branigin
Staff Reporter

Pope Francis with House Speaker John Boehner during the U.S. visit. (Caleb Smith / Creative Commons)

Pope Francis's visit to the U.S. may not have included L.A., but his message of compassion has inspired Angelenos of different backgrounds and faiths to put his words to work.

Leaving Los Angeles

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Anne Branigin
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Born and raised in a city that has never felt like home, Erick Hernandez dreams of the day he can finally leave Los Angeles.

Chasing 81: How The Metro Is Helping One Fan Go Undefeated At Home

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Anne Branigin
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Leo Weltman is determined to watch every game at Dodger Stadium this season, and if anything gets in Weltman’s way, it certainly won’t be the traffic.

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After Paris Attacks, Debate Over Welcoming Syrian Refugees Ignites

Truth To Power: How the Pope's U.S. Visit Is Resonating With Angelenos

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Chasing 81: How The Metro Is Helping One Fan Go Undefeated At Home

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