Area colleges respond to DACA repeal in Michigan
West Michigan colleges reiterate support for all students after Attorney General Sessions on September 5 described DACA as an unconstitutional overreach and ordered the program halted for new applications. DACA renewals set to expire by March 5 will be extended if filed by October 5 2017, with Congress expected to act within six months. Michigan ranks 21st in DACA recipients with 6430 approved cases according to USCIS.
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Michigan first responders mobilize after Irma impact
Michigan deploys 1000 guardsmen and more to assist southeast regions as Florida endurance and damage from Hurricane Irma prompts requests for out of state support. Lt Gov Calley announces deployments to aid local responders.
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Nation marks 9 11 with resolve and hope
The Associated Press reports Americans observed 9 11 with tearful tributes at Ground Zero and widespread reflection. Debra Epps honored her brother and others who died, while volunteers and volunteers helped read victims names and aid relief efforts in Texas and beyond. Hillary O Neill, 16, born on 9 11.
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