Refugee policy critique argues Trump order is harmful
The columnist argues that while the seven country ban was unconstitutional, the 120 day refugee ban and reduced annual admissions from 110000 to 50000 are legal yet harmful. Morality, faith groups, UN data, and economic studies are cited to show refugees benefit societies despite security arguments. Public figures and institutions are referenced to support the view that the policy undermines obligations to welcome the stranger.
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U.S
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World Relief
White House
Washington Post
the Post
State Department
New America
United States
Ruma Bose
Tent Foundation
The
Wall Street Journal
Erie
Pennsylvania
Sterling Technologies
Cary Quigley
Journal
Steve and
Cokie Roberts
Stevecokie
Gmail.com
Write Your Reps U S Senator Charles Schumer
A brief public notice directing residents to contact U S Senator Charles Schumer at the Hart Senate Office Building in Washington D C 20510 to express views or concerns. It emphasizes constituent outreach and official channels for correspondence.
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D.C
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Albany
Fulton
Veterans enter politics reshaping U S leadership trends
Salem article traces how military veterans from World War II onward have moved into Congress and leadership roles, highlighting figures like Seth Moulton, John Kerry, John McCain, and Bob Dole. It notes the Hart-Dole-Inouye Center and New Politics efforts to recruit veterans from Iraq and Afghanistan, stressing service over party.
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Congress
Jeannie
George Washington
Lewis Cass
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Franklin Pierce
Winfield Scott
James Garfield
Winfield Scott Hancock
Jimmy Carter
Naval Academy
Charles Rangel
New York
Warren B. Rudman
New Hampshire
Bob Kerrey
Nebraska
John F. Kerry
Massachusetts
John McCain
Arizona
Capitol Hill
Korea
Vietnam
Peace Corps
Emily Cherniack
New Politics
Seth Moulton
Iraq
Marine Corps
David Petraeus
Harvard Business School
Kennedy School of Government
Marines
Moulton
Stanley McChrystal
Afghanistan
Senate
Robert J. Dole
Donald J. Trump
Cherniack
Navy
Richard M. Nixon
California
John F. Kennedy
House
Dole
Kansas
George H.W. Bush
Connecticut
Republican National Committee
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GOP
Battle Creek
Michigan
Hart-Dole-Inouye
Hart
Inouye
Italy
Mary Todd Lincoln
Sojourner Truth
Moulton’s
Mike Gallagher
Wisconsin
al Anbar
James E. Wright
Dartmouth College
David M. Shribman
The
Post-Gazette
Dshribman
Post-Gazette.com
History Today highlights across decades and milestones
On March 13 key events span arts and cinema with Brigadoon opening on Broadway in 1947 and Best Years of Our Lives topping the 1946 Oscars. Uranus discovery. Mendelssohn premiere. Civil War measures. Truman era and Dien Bien Phu. Kitty Genovese murder case. Dunblane shooting. Bergoglio elected pope. Seavey wins Iditarod. Margaret Bourke-White quote closes.
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Alan Jay Lerner
Frederick Loewe
William Wyler
Fredric March
Harold Russell
Olivia de Havilland
Anne Baxter
Uranus
William Herschel
Felix Mendelssohn
Leipzig
Germany
Jefferson Davis
United States
Benjamin Harrison
Indianapolis
Tennessee General Assembly
Austin Peay
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Dien Bien Phu
Catherine “Kitty” Genovese
Queens
New York
Genovese
Ford Motor Co
Henry Ford II
Winamac
Indiana
Dunblane
Scotland
Ahmed Dagamseh
Dallas Seavey
Alaska
Jorge Bergoglio
Argentina
Pope
Francis
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