Columbus businesses temporarily close down as part of Day Without Immigrants protest
Businesses in Columbus and across the country have closed their doors today as part of a nationwide protest of the Trump administration immigration policy. A Day Without Immigrants, first staged in 2017 when President Donald Trump began his first term,
Wichita Falls police were kept busy Sunday while hundreds protested Trump administration immigration policies downtown.
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A demonstration ending near Seattle's Statue of Liberty Plaza challenged President Donald Trump’s promises to escalate ...
The Canadian province of Ontario on Monday announced it was cancelling a C$100 million ($68.12 million) contract with Elon ...
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A "small" number of people were setting off fireworks and engaging in "reckless activity," according to the Phoenix Police ...
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