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Migrant Families Separated By US Are Refusing Reunification: Rights Group
Immigrant parents separated from their children by the Trump administration and returned to their homes are refusing to be reunited with their children because their countries are so dangerous, an attorney for the American Civil Liberties Union told a court on Friday.
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In Win For Donald Trump, US Supreme Court Backs Controversial Travel Ban
The U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday handed Donald Trump one of the biggest victories of his presidency, upholding his travel ban targeting several Muslim-majority countries.
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Want Immigrants "From Everywhere" To Come To US: President Trump
US President Donald Trump said Tuesday he wants immigrants to come to the United States "from everywhere," according to participants at a White House meeting -- a remark in stark contrast with his alleged denunciation of immigration from "shithole countries" last week.
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The High Price Of Trump's Visa Policies
The month of May is graduation time here in Dubai, too. The seniors at the university where I teach happily toss their mortarboards into the air and pose for selfies, as seniors do annually. But this year something is different: When I ask the new grads where they will go for their summer internships or jobs or even vacations, I'm hearing much more...
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How Canada Is Trying To Capitalize On Trump's Immigration Executive Order
Vancouver long has sought a share of Silicon Valley's magic. With President Trump moving to curb immigration and the U.S. tech industry in open revolt, the friendly, functional Canadian city may finally get its wish.
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An Open Letter To Trump: 'My Daughter's Death Will Not Be Used'
Her daughter had not yet been buried, nor had the newspapers finished turning up bloody details of her death, before Rosie Ayliffe began to write about her child's murderer.
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Apple, Google, Facebook Go To Court To Fight Donald Trump's Immigration Ban
Several technology giants, including Apple, Google and Microsoft, banded together on Sunday to file a legal brief opposing President Donald Trump's temporary immigration ban, arguing that it "inflicts significant harm on American business."
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Judge's Stay Of Trump Order Triggers Race To Enter US
Most of the more than 40 people from Iran who arrived at Logan International Airport on Saturday afternoon were ecstatic, the first wave of travelers to come to the United States a week after President Donald Trump banned them from entering the country.
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Over 1 Lakh Visas Revoked After Trump's Travel Ban On 7 Countries
Over 100,000 visas have been revoked as a result of President Donald Trump's ban on travel from seven predominantly Muslim countries, an attorney for the government revealed in Alexandria, Va., federal court Friday.
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Microsoft Chief Executive Satya Nadella To Visit India Later This Month
Microsoft's India-born chief Satya Nadella will be in India later this month to address a conference on 'Future Decoded' in Mumbai.
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Donald Trump Migration Ban Risks Boosting Extremist Threat: Experts
President Donald Trump's order blocking immigrants from seven mostly-Muslim countries in the name of national security could backfire and increase the threat of extremist attacks in the United States, US experts say.
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White House Hints At Including Pakistan In Donald Trump's Travel Ban List
The White House today hinted that Pakistan could be included in US President Donald Trump's travel ban list. Trump recently signed an executive order that imposed a temporary ban on the arrival of citizens from Iran, Iraq, Libya, Somalia, Syria and Yemen.
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CEOs Push Back Against Donald Trump's Temporary Immigration Ban
CEOs of some of the world's biggest companies are fighting back against President Donald Trump's temporary immigration ban, calling it un-American and bad for business.
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Microsoft Working With Washington State On Suit Against Trump's Travel Ban
Microsoft Corp said it has been cooperating with the Washington State Attorney General's Office, which is suing in federal court to stop President Donald Trump's order restricting immigration from several Muslim countries.
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Justice Head Tells Staff Not To Defend Donald Trump Refugee Order
Acting Attorney General Sally Yates, a Democratic appointee, says she's directed Justice Department attorneys not to defend President Donald Trump's executive order on refugees.
_625x300_1529320613559.jpg?downsize=260:195 "Migrant Families Separated By US Are Refusing Reunification: Rights Group")
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Migrant Families Separated By US Are Refusing Reunification: Rights Group
Immigrant parents separated from their children by the Trump administration and returned to their homes are refusing to be reunited with their children because their countries are so dangerous, an attorney for the American Civil Liberties Union told a court on Friday.
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In Win For Donald Trump, US Supreme Court Backs Controversial Travel Ban
The U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday handed Donald Trump one of the biggest victories of his presidency, upholding his travel ban targeting several Muslim-majority countries.
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Want Immigrants "From Everywhere" To Come To US: President Trump
US President Donald Trump said Tuesday he wants immigrants to come to the United States "from everywhere," according to participants at a White House meeting -- a remark in stark contrast with his alleged denunciation of immigration from "shithole countries" last week.
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The High Price Of Trump's Visa Policies
The month of May is graduation time here in Dubai, too. The seniors at the university where I teach happily toss their mortarboards into the air and pose for selfies, as seniors do annually. But this year something is different: When I ask the new grads where they will go for their summer internships or jobs or even vacations, I'm hearing much more...
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How Canada Is Trying To Capitalize On Trump's Immigration Executive Order
Vancouver long has sought a share of Silicon Valley's magic. With President Trump moving to curb immigration and the U.S. tech industry in open revolt, the friendly, functional Canadian city may finally get its wish.
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An Open Letter To Trump: 'My Daughter's Death Will Not Be Used'
Her daughter had not yet been buried, nor had the newspapers finished turning up bloody details of her death, before Rosie Ayliffe began to write about her child's murderer.
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Apple, Google, Facebook Go To Court To Fight Donald Trump's Immigration Ban
Several technology giants, including Apple, Google and Microsoft, banded together on Sunday to file a legal brief opposing President Donald Trump's temporary immigration ban, arguing that it "inflicts significant harm on American business."
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Judge's Stay Of Trump Order Triggers Race To Enter US
Most of the more than 40 people from Iran who arrived at Logan International Airport on Saturday afternoon were ecstatic, the first wave of travelers to come to the United States a week after President Donald Trump banned them from entering the country.
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Over 1 Lakh Visas Revoked After Trump's Travel Ban On 7 Countries
Over 100,000 visas have been revoked as a result of President Donald Trump's ban on travel from seven predominantly Muslim countries, an attorney for the government revealed in Alexandria, Va., federal court Friday.
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Microsoft Chief Executive Satya Nadella To Visit India Later This Month
Microsoft's India-born chief Satya Nadella will be in India later this month to address a conference on 'Future Decoded' in Mumbai.
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Donald Trump Migration Ban Risks Boosting Extremist Threat: Experts
President Donald Trump's order blocking immigrants from seven mostly-Muslim countries in the name of national security could backfire and increase the threat of extremist attacks in the United States, US experts say.
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White House Hints At Including Pakistan In Donald Trump's Travel Ban List
The White House today hinted that Pakistan could be included in US President Donald Trump's travel ban list. Trump recently signed an executive order that imposed a temporary ban on the arrival of citizens from Iran, Iraq, Libya, Somalia, Syria and Yemen.
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CEOs Push Back Against Donald Trump's Temporary Immigration Ban
CEOs of some of the world's biggest companies are fighting back against President Donald Trump's temporary immigration ban, calling it un-American and bad for business.
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Microsoft Working With Washington State On Suit Against Trump's Travel Ban
Microsoft Corp said it has been cooperating with the Washington State Attorney General's Office, which is suing in federal court to stop President Donald Trump's order restricting immigration from several Muslim countries.
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Justice Head Tells Staff Not To Defend Donald Trump Refugee Order
Acting Attorney General Sally Yates, a Democratic appointee, says she's directed Justice Department attorneys not to defend President Donald Trump's executive order on refugees.
