Interfaith clergy rally at Kansas Statehouse over immigration policy
A diverse group of Jewish Muslim and Christian clergy gathered at the Kansas Statehouse to protest President Trump’s immigration policy and to support children separated from their families, some housed at The Villages youth center in Topeka. Leaders urged witness and prayer while Democrats and faith groups highlighted reunification efforts and community offers to care for unaccompanied minors.
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U.s.-Mexico
Topeka
Moti Rieber
Kansas Interfaith Action
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U.S
Barry Grissom
House
Jim Ward
Wichita
Ward
Kansas
Peter Luckey
Plymouth Congregational Church
Lawrence
Mohamed Odah
Olathebased Islamic Center of
Peter Hancock
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Kansas Statehouse
Bond set at 700000 for man in police standoffs
Lawrence police say 34 year old Abbul Jalil K Hussein despite voluntary commitment continued to possess a gun and fired during standoffs in December and last week. He brandished a weapon at an officer, fired, then hid for 3 1/2 hours before capture. He remains jailed on 700000 bond with multiple charges including aggravated burglary and criminal discharge of a firearm.
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Michael L. Henderson
Lawrence
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Nicholas David
David Melton
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Hussein
N. Stowe Court
James McCabrin
James George
George
Charles Whitman
Whitman
C.J. Rieg
Reig
North Crestline Drive
North Stone Court
Johnson County Sheriffs Office
Crestline Drive
Rieg
Charles Stewart
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