CBP One permits revoked move shocks migrants in U.S.
Confusion spans MCCALLEN Texas to Austin as Homeland Security emails tell recipients with CBP One permits to leave the United States immediately or within seven days. CBP confirms notices terminating temporary legal status affected 936,000 beneficiaries, with some recipients including attorneys by error.
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Mccallen
Texas
Hubert Montoya
U.S. Department of Homeland Security
U.S
Austin
U.S. Customs and Border Protection
Mexico
Cuba
Haiti
Nicaragua
Venezuela
Federal Register
CBP
Timothy J. Brenner
Houston
United States
Robyn Barnard
Human Rights First
Massachusetts
Black Churches Back Embattled Smithsonian Reparations Move
The Rev. Robert Turner walked 43 miles from Baltimore to Washington to kneel at the National Museum of African American History and Culture and call for reparations. He urged his church and others to join, citing support from Rev. Otis Moss III and others and noting the museum’s 10 millionth visitor in 2023. Local pastors and leaders voiced backing while critics deemed the executive order political.
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Robert Turner
Baltimore
Washington
White House
Turner
National Museum of
Smithsonian Institution
Trump
Smithsonian
Empowerment Temple African Methodist Episcopal Church
Otis Moss III
Trinity United Church of Christ In
Chicago
Moss
Associated Press
Jacqui J. Lewis
Middle Church
New York City
United Church of Christ
Timothy Clarke
First Church of God
Columbus
Ohio
Clarke
JD Vance
U.S
Tulsa
Oklahoma
America
Vance
Trinity
Barack Obama
Jeremiah Wright
Shanita Beckett
Kevin Young
House Administration Committee
Joseph Morello
New York
Terri Sewell
Alabama
Norma Torres
California
India blames Pakistan for Kashmir attack and halts Indus treaty
India accuses Pakistan of a Kashmir attack that killed 26 and wounded 17, prompting suspension of the Indus Water Treaty and recall of diplomats. Misri said ties will remain strained until Pakistan abandons cross border terrorism, while Pakistan promises response after a high level meeting. Police and security forces intensified searches as Kashmiris protested.
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Srinagar
India
Pakistan
Kashmir
Vikram Misri
New Delhi
Narendra Modi
Khawaja Mohammad
Misri
Ishaq Dar
Shehbaz Sharif
World Bank
Texas Walmart shooting forgiveness moves courtroom moment
In El Paso, Yolanda Tinajero forgave shooter Patrick Crusius and hugged him after the plea hearing for the 2019 Walmart mass shooting. Family members spoke of heartbreak and unity as Crusius faces multiple life sentences for capital murder and 22 counts of aggravated assault.
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el Paso
Patrick Crusius
U.S
Crusius
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Rajnath Singh
Kashmir Resistance
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Jammu and Kashmir
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Tinajero
Arturo Benavides
Melissa Tinajero
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