Hundreds protest inside Senate building over immigration policy
About 500 demonstrators, mostly women in white, occupied the Hart Senate Office Building to protest President Trump's zero tolerance policy on illegal immigration. They sat on floors with silver blankets, chanted, and were arrested after police directed counter-orders. Democratic leaders visited and voiced support for detentions’ end. protests followed a broader national Womens March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuters
U.s.-Mexico
Texas
Hart Senate
Capitol Hill
Washington
Senate
Donald Trump
Capitol
Mazie Hirono
Kirsten Gillibrand
Jeff Merkley
Pramila Jayapal
Trump
Gillibrand
Tammy Duckworth
Poll shows sympathy to immigrants in US shift
A Washington poll finds Americans increasingly favor current or higher immigration, with about three quarters encountering immigrants who speak little English. Support for cutting legal immigration has fallen among Republicans and independents, while Democrats and younger voters tilt toward higher immigration levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
GOP
Portland tent city at ICE building reduced by federal police
Federal authorities dismantled part of a tent city blocking the Immigration and Customs Enforcement building in Portland Oregon arresting at least eight demonstrators. The encampment had grown to over 90 tents and disrupted ICE offices for 11 days while activists called for abolition of the agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Tent City
Immigration and Customs Enforcement
Donald Trump
ICE
Lilith Sinclair
Ing
Metallica
Federal Protective Services
E coli outbreak tied to Yuma lettuce ends after 200 sickened
Federal officials say the largest E coli outbreak in over a decade is over after five deaths and more than 200 illnesses across 36 states. Evidence links the strain to romaine lettuce from Arizona's Yuma region though no single farm or distributor is named. FDA cites canal water samples as a genetic match to the outbreak strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Yuma
California
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Scott Gottlieb
France's butchers fear militant vegan unrest across regions
France's about 18,000 butchers report vandalism from weeks of militant vegan activity. In April seven Hauts-de-France shops were sprayed with fake blood, and in May a butcher and a fishmonger had windows broken in separate incidents. Jean-Francois Guichard urged Interior Minister Collomb for protection against what he called terror from vegan activists amid Paris demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Hauts-de-France
Jean-Francois Guichard
French Federation of Butchers
Gérard Collomb
Paris
Also Mentioned on This Page
Immigration
Pennsylvania Avenue
Trump International Hotel
Los Angeles Times
TapOnIt
Colonial House
Bridgit Lane
Lindale Mall
Kelleyproperty.com
1St Ave
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Qelley
Ellison
Los Angeles
Harlan Ellison
Ohio State University
New York City
Ray Bradbury
Isaac Asimov
Writers Guild of America
Forever
Justice Department
San Francisco
Europe
Washington Post
UPS
UPS Store, Inc
UPS Stor
Collins Road
Blairs Ferry Road
Taco Bell
Ave Se
Ste
Theapestore
Aris Aoe
Stoe Hcatns
Adeence
Rsranchises
Canada
Sevices
Usk
Asperation May Vay
Esti
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!