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Researchers found that analyzing long-term driving patterns using GPS data can predict mild cognitive impairment in older adults with up to 87% accuracy, potentially enabling earlier intervention and better safety measures.
ICE is set to implement a new program called Family Expedited Removal Management (FERM) that will subject migrant families who illegally cross the border to seek asylum in the US to GPS monitoring, a curfew, and deportation if they fail to appear for an asylum screening. The program will be implemented in Newark, Baltimore, Washington, and Chicago. The move comes as the Biden administration prepares for an end to Title 42, the Trump-era public health order that allowed authorities to expel migrants.
Asylum-seeking families who cross the US border without authorization will be subject to GPS monitoring and a curfew and will be deported if they fail an initial asylum screening under a new Immigration and Customs Enforcement program set to take effect soon. The plan, known as Family Expedited Removal Management, will direct migrant families to appear for an initial asylum screening in the cities they are going to. The Biden administration is preparing for the end of Title 42, which allowed border agents to quickly expel migrants under pandemic-era rules, later this week.
Edward Kindt, who was convicted of raping and murdering Penny Brown in Salamanca in 1999 when he was 15 years old, has been released from prison on parole. He will be required to wear a GPS monitoring device and will reside in a structured residential contracted program in Dutchess County. Kindt was recently banned from all Seneca Nation territories for at least a year. He was granted parole on Feb. 17 after being denied multiple times in the past.