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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 2018
Page
4
A reader denounces zero tolerance toward Hispanic immigrants and criticizes cruelty toward asylum seekers. The letter links detention and family separations to Nazi tactics, defends immigrant founders of the United States, and invokes the Statue of Liberty to urge compassion and the nation’s honor.
Prominent Republican strategist Steve Schmidt left the GOP on June 20 declaring he renounces party membership. He criticizes the party as pro Trump, calls it corrupt and immoral, condemns child separation policies, and endorses the Democratic Party as the only group aligned with truth and the rule of law.
A speaker questions Christians who condemn police abuse of children while supporting abortion legalities. They argue selective moral outrage undermines faith, labeling support for abortion as rationalizing evil and challenging the rhetoric of being "Christian."
Milestones include the first American troops landing in France at St Nazaire in 1917, Eisenhower and Queen Elizabeth II opening the St Lawrence Seaway in 1959, JFK proclaiming Ich bin ein Berliner in 1963, Elvis Presley’s final concert in 1977, and Clinton’s 1993 missile strike notice against Iraq. Thought for Today by George Ade.
A series of true stories shows acts of unseen kindness changing lives. A father buys shoes for a poor girl, a white man funds a struggling African American student’s degree, and anonymous donors ease a Tennessee family’s burdens. JoAn Martin notes how such generosity heals grief and inspires her four sons to carry on the kindness.
Texas Democrats at Fort Worth criticized the border detentions as President Trump signed an executive order rescinding family separations. Gov. Abbott urged Congress to reform immigration, while Senate debates continued amid nationwide political tension.
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