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Health workers in Paris on March 18. Photo: Christophe Archambault/AFP via Getty ImagesParis and other regions within France will enter a month-long lockdown starting Friday as coronavirus cases, hospitalizations and deaths across the country spike, Prime Minister Jean Castex announced Thursday, according to .Driving the news: The lockdown, the third for France's capital city since the start of the pandemic, will include the closure of nonessential businesses, a curfew and restrictions on outdoor trips.By the numbers: Since the start of the pandemic, France has seen 4.2 million cases of COVID-19, .The big picture: President Emmanuel Macron has opposed a third national lockdown due to the economic, social and psychological impacts, instead preferring local restrictions where cases and hospitalizations are rising, according to .Go deeper: The House voted 247-174 on Thursday to pass a that would allow an estimated 1 million undocumented farmworkers and their children to gain legal status through continued employment. Why it matters: Farmworkers and crop hands during the pandemic. The bill would allow them to apply for legal status after working in agriculture for at least 180 days over two years. Four of the eight people who died in a shooting spree by a 21-year-old gunman in Georgia this week have been identified by police.Why it matters: The fact that six of the eight victims are Asian women has left Asians and Pacific Islanders across America .The House on Thursday voted 228-197 to pass the as part of Democrats' first effort at immigration reform under the Biden administration. Why it matters: Nine Republicans joined Democrats to support the bill that creates a pathway to citizenship for immigrants living in the U.S. The pathway would be available to those who were brought into the country illegally as children and those who have come for humanitarian reasons.

Health workers in Paris on March 18. Photo: Christophe Archambault/AFP via Getty ImagesParis and other regions within France will enter a month-long lockdown starting Friday as coronavirus cases, hospitalizations and deaths across the country spike, Prime Minister Jean Castex announced Thursday, according to .Driving the news: The lockdown, the third for France's capital city since the start of the pandemic, will include the closure of nonessential businesses, a curfew and restrictions on outdoor trips.By the numbers: Since the start of the pandemic, France has seen 4.2 million cases of...

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