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Aiken Standard

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Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 2017

Page

7

Senate confirms Sessions for attorney general

The Senate confirmed Sen. Jeff Sessions 52 to 47 as attorney general amid Democratic opposition over civil rights and immigration records. Republicans praised his integrity and fairness while Democrats warned of risks to minority rights and due process for immigrants under a Trump administration.

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Clemson professors Fast Against Silence protests travel ban

Three Clemson University professors, Chenjerai Kumanyika Todd May and Mike Sears, began The Fast Against Silence to protest Trump’s travel ban and urge rescindment. They vow to fast through Sunday to show solidarity with refugees unable to enter the United States. Clemson officials note the university already joined other colleges in expressing concern.

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Regulators deny cleanup plan by Trump linked firm in SC

South Carolina environmental regulators rejected a voluntary cleanup contract for DB Pace, a firm linked to Donald Trump. DHEC said insufficient information blocked approval, leaving pollution liability with the site owners and operators. The six acre site once belonged to Donald Trump Jr. and was later taken over by DB Pace.

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