Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton has called for allowing in 65,000 Syrian refugees.
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Citing security concerns, Jordan is only allowing in 50 to 100 refugees a day.
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Historically, amendment votes have been critical to legislation, allowing in a variety of ideas.
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The company made one step in that direction so far: allowing in-app tipping.
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The camera's lens is a brighter f/27 aperture, allowing in 223 percent more light.
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Three canals run through that stretch of land, allowing in ships — and Adriatic Sea water.
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Generally, states are allowing in-person legal visits, with attorneys subject to health screenings before entering.
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It instantly became a symbol of her decision to allowing in hundreds of thousands of migrants.
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Others complained that allowing in guest workers pushes down the wages that American workers can get.
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On Tuesday afternoon, the police had blocked off the building, allowing in only residents who showed identification.
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They, like my mother did, are allowing in him something that they would not allow in themselves.
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The European Union would reciprocate by allowing in shellfish from Massachusetts and Washington and eventually other states.
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The die-off widened the channels, allowing in more salt water, causing more die-off and more widening.
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" Both also campaigned against allowing in refugees and promised to make their countries "great again" and put their countries "first.
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For weeks, the Chinese downplayed the disease, muzzling doctors and resisting allowing in a team from the World Health Organization.
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Even allowing in that last cohort would just be a stopgap until Americans could be trained to fill those jobs.
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It's also worth remembering that America has a long and beneficial history of allowing in refugees and immigrants with Muslim backgrounds.
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Government forces besieged the enclave in July, allowing in only intermittent aid and forcing the population to the brink of starvation.
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The SK9Y has Chromecast built-in, allowing in-app control of music and pairing with capable devices, like tablets and laptops.
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Britain is allowing in a thin trickle — those with relatives in the country — after negotiations described as tough by French officials.
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That could change, since some states have only opened mail-in voting and haven't started allowing in-person early voting yet.
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Allowing in more outside observers would be one way our government could at least approach the moral level of Vichy France.
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But Republicans say allowing in-flight calls would be a nuisance to other passengers, if the safety concerns no longer persist.
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In December of last year, Netflix stopped allowing in-app purchases of any kind for both new and existing users on iOS.
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The Wall Street Journal reported on Thursday that this might be a first step by aviation regulators toward allowing in-flight calls.
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Denmark has closed its borders, and is only allowing in people delivering goods and those who live or work in the country.
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Some labour unions and members of Ramaphosa's governing African National Congress party are deeply suspicious of allowing in more independent power producers.
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But the State Department reportedly preferred allowing in 50,000 refugees next fiscal year, while the Department of Homeland Security pushed for 40,000.
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Many museums and monuments aren't allowing in visitors, and national parks across the country have closed parts or even all of their grounds.
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Even in this famously open economy, the government has been allowing in fewer foreign workers in the face of pressure from the voters.
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In the aftermath of Thursday's shock result, many assumed May would stand down, perhaps allowing in a new leader from her Conservative party.
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A row of gates guard the entrance to the store, known as Amazon Go, allowing in only people with the store's smartphone app.
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Governors in 42 other states have said they will consent to allowing in more refugees, according to the Lutheran Immigration and Refugee Service.
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The U.S. industry claims allowing in the Argentine fruit will bring added risk of citrus diseases and pests that could jeopardize the domestic crop.
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After promises of allowing in-flight internet connectivity last August, the Indian government has refused to go ahead with the reform citing security concerns.
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This meant allowing in a little extra "crossword glue" (AGT, ELHI and SHIM, for example), but the trade-off seemed worth it to me.
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The deadlines to register in most states fall throughout October, with only a few states allowing in-person registration on the day of the election.
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But in 2011, with the region pacified, President Rajapaksa began relaxing his stringent security measures, allowing in both Sri Lankans from the south and foreigners.
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Mexico is allowing in duty-free U.S. pork under a quota system despite retaliatory measures taken after Washington imposed tariffs on Mexican steel and aluminum imports.
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Globalisation no longer just means exporting BMWs, but also allowing in Muslim refugees, some of them with attitudes on gender and Jews that Germans find offensive.
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Others have landed in hot water after building private museums next to their homes and claiming tax-exempt status by allowing in a trickle of visitors.
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In a television debate on Sunday night, Hofer said that German Chancellor Angela Merkel had caused serious damage to Europe by allowing in refugees and migrants.
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On Thursday, Uber said it was making further improvements for drivers by increasing some fares, allowing in-app messaging and committing to faster and easier administrative processes.
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As tens of thousands of Kurdish civilians poured into Turkey to escape IS's assault on Kobane, the government in Ankara dithered for weeks before allowing in aid.
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Last week for a stretch of several hours, the servers appeared to be allowing in users from parts of Asia such as Singapore, Taiwan and Hong Kong.
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And the benefits of allowing in refugees — in addition to reaffirming our basic humanity — includes helping those who most desperately need help when they have lost everything.
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EU lawmakers last week backed the start of such free trade talks, while warning negotiators should be cautious about allowing in produce such as butter and beef.
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But in an institution that clings to its dusty traditions like a koala bear to a eucalyptus tree, even talk of allowing in cameras is potentially contentious.
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Merkel, who has been criticized for allowing in huge numbers of migrants last year, addressed head-on the possibility that an asylum-seeker was responsible for the carnage.
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Production at ArcelorMittal's plant in Ghent was halted with picket lines allowing in only a minimal number of workers in order to guarantee the safety of the equipment.
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But if skating is allowing in more kinds of skaters off the ice and more kinds of narratives on the ice, the general public still wants the romance.
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For instance, Amazon last year partnered with luxury clothing merchant Moda Operandi, allowing in-store customers to pay for clothes they previously selected online using their Amazon account information.
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This huge body of warm water disrupts the equatorial jet stream, affecting weather patterns around the globe, allowing in the process storms to travel as far north as California.
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President Obama on Thursday vowed that his administration would quicken its intake of Syrian refugees to reach the goal of allowing in 10,000 migrants that he set last year.
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Officials said the country was cooperating more fully with U.S. counterterrorism efforts, allowing in humanitarian groups and promising not to engage in arms sales with North Korea, Reuters reported.
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Republican leaders have narrowed their focus to one overriding strategic goal: ensuring that the Senate does not vote in favor of calling new witnesses or allowing in new evidence.
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They found the tweet undermined the government's argument that the travel suspension was necessary because allowing in nationals from majority-Muslim countries covered by the ban would harm US interests.
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Slovenia announced on Tuesday it would limit entry for migrants from midnight, allowing in only those who planned to seek asylum in the country or were coming for humanitarian reasons.
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The opposition declared a "pause" in the talks this week because of a surge in fighting and too little movement from the government side on freeing detainees or allowing in aid.
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Each of the presumed objectives—detaining Mr Maduro, installing a new government, organising elections and allowing in aid—would be a big task, involving large numbers of boots on the ground.
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Further complicating that particular deal is that during a closed-door bipartisan meeting two days later, he questioned the US system, which he said prioritized allowing in immigrants from "shithole" countries.
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He says any such help should be considered "cooperation," instead of intervention, something he has accused Maduro of allowing in the form of military and intelligence support from allies Cuba and Russia.
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When Obama said that he was going to change the demographics of this country by allowing in refugees, opening up the border and now we are seeing a spike at the border.
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Bangladesh's foreign minister Abul Hassan Mahmood Ali has said the South Asian country is allowing in some of the Rohingya Muslims on humanitarian grounds but it won't open the border with Myanmar.
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Kim has at least started to fulfill one promise he made to you by reportedly beginning to dismantle the Sohae Satellite Launching Station -- a key testing site -- but without allowing in inspectors.
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Light filtering blinds can cut the sun's harsh glare while still allowing in plenty of light and are great for kitchens or living rooms, but you'll want blackout blinds for your bedroom.
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Finding thousands more people who can pass the background check and do the difficult job won't be easy — especially for an agency that has already been criticized for allowing in subpar applicants.
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A historic labour shortage pushed Japan to enact a new visa system that took effect this month, allowing in more blue-collar workers despite concerns among conservatives about a threat to social stability.
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Critics of such a measure say that in doing away with Article 370, the government hopes to change Indian-controlled Kashmir's Muslim-majority demographics by allowing in a flood of new Hindu residents.
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A historic labor shortage pushed Japan to enact a new visa system that took effect this month, allowing in more blue-collar workers despite concerns among conservatives about a threat to social stability.
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The government of Chancellor Angela Merkel, under fire for allowing in so many migrants, especially after several militant attacks linked to migrants last year, has been actively deporting groups of rejected Afghan asylum seekers.
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Steiner, who oversaw Novak Djokovic's epic win over Roger Federer, recommended rule changes in a podcast that included restricting the use of towels during play, abolishing the service let and allowing in-match coaching.
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The new order also includes an exemption for current visa holders and removes a section that granted preferential treatment to religious minorities, which some say was designed to keep out Muslims while allowing in Christians.
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But at the same time he railed against weak borders and "corrupt" laws, he advocated allowing in "guest workers" to take jobs that are hard to fill with unemployment so low, particularly to help farmers.
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The breakwater walls in the chic seaside resort of Rapallo were destroyed by pounding waves, allowing in a surge of water that toppled dozens of luxury yachts and inflicted heavy damage on the port area.
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" Mr. Trump acknowledged the help of some of those governments on Sunday, thanking the Russians first for allowing in the American helicopters, saying that the Kurds "gave us some information," that Turkey was "not a problem.
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He mastered Swedish, did a little blogging, applied for jobs in the civil service, and began writing articles for the leading left-wing paper Aftonbladet arguing against allowing in migrants, a hot-button issue across Europe.
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It is reckoned that 30-40% of genetic diseases cause changes to the shape of the face or skull, allowing, in some cases, experienced doctors to diagnose a condition simply by looking at a patient's face.
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The breakwater walls in the chic seaside resort of Rapallo, in northeast Italy, were destroyed by fierce winds overnight, allowing in a surge of water that toppled yachts over and inflicted heavy damage on the port area.
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Erdogan's political opponents have criticized him for allowing in so many refugees, and even the new opposition mayor of Istanbul - who campaigned on a ticket of inclusiveness - has said Turks are suffering because of the Syrian influx.
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While it certainly follows the same story, it's allowed to become its own thing, which is something Disney has struggled with allowing in the past with some of its beloved properties, particularly with its live-action updates.
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Hungary: Prime Minister Viktor Orban announced that women with four or more children will no longer pay income taxes, the latest incentive he's offered to increase the country's dwindling population and work force without allowing in immigrants.
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That's what we got for allowing, in the middle of the 2008 financial crisis, technical problems of global economics and finance to be dealt with at another costly, glad-handing photo-op jamboree of presidents and prime ministers.
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The White House on Friday blocked a number of media outlets, including CNN and POLITICO, from an off-camera briefing with press secretary Sean Spicer, while allowing in a select group of journalists that included many conservative outlets.
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That trend runs contrary to grain industry expectations for block trades, which the CME Group Inc, parent of the Chicago Board of Trade and the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, began allowing in markets such as corn and wheat in January.
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As it stands today, the H-22015B visa is the most widely used system for bringing in high-skilled foreign labor into the US, allowing in and extending the stay of more than 21,21 foreign workers as of 21.
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The plan would limit the total number of total green cards issued to about 500,000 per year, down from about 1 million, and focus on allowing in people seeking to reunite with their immediate family, Republican Senator Tom Cotton told MSNBC.
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The measure would limit the total number of total green cards issued to about 500,000 per year, down from about 1 million, and focus on allowing in people seeking to reunite with their immediate family, Republican Senator Tom Cotton told MSNBC.
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Laboriously negotiated past nuclear deals, considered breakthroughs at the time, broke down on North Korea&aposs extreme sensitivity to allowing in outsiders to look at whether they&aposre dismantling their nuclear facilities, many of which are thought to be hidden.
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UK Independence Party (UKIP) leader Nigel Farage, who was pictured in front of the poster, said the EU had failed to control immigration properly and had compromised safety in Europe by allowing in religious extremists who wanted to attack Western states.
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So, the city of Austin looked into allowing in new bike-share companies and setting some parameters for what the system would look like, such as rules about locking the bikes to racks and requiring permits for bike-share operators.
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I wouldn't bet my life that every single H-1B visa issued to the tech industry fully meets its intended purpose of allowing in skilled foreign workers for specialty jobs only after failing to find an American worker for the slot.
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" He said Merkel, whom the AfD attacks for allowing in more than a million migrants over the last two years, must be overthrown so Germans can get their country back, drawing applause from delegates who shouted: "Merkel needs to go!
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If the sickness that is now visible in most trade-exposed sectors spills over to the rest of the economy, that would set off a downward spiral that not even lifting tariffs, and allowing in Ms Lazar's stuffed toys, would reverse.■
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Venezuela: Ahead of a Saturday deadline set by the U.S. and the Venezuelan opposition for allowing in aid shipments, the government of President Nicolás Maduro announced that it was closing its border to air and sea traffic from three Caribbean islands.
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The EU has in place a series of "tariff rate quotas", allowing in agricultural producers such as the United States, Australia, New Zealand and Latin American countries to export a certain amount of live animals, meat, dairy and other produce free of tariffs.
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Early on Tuesday morning, the Ohio Supreme Court rejected a challenge to the state's Department of Health shutting down polling places as part of a public health emergency over coronavirus in the state, allowing in-person voting in the primary to be postponed.
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PRAGUE (Reuters) - The Czech government agreed on Wednesday to double the number of Ukrainians it was allowing in as fast-track migrant workers to 19,600 per year, aiming to help firms struggling to find workers and facing pressure from the workforce for wage hikes.
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And the end result of that mentality is a world in which skilled and legal immigration is narrowed to a fine point, allowing in only those who by immigrating offer to employ Americans or those who are absolutely necessary for American businesses to function.
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He called NAFTA "an ancient treaty" that does nothing to address the digital economy, very little to address services, and has many "obsolete" provisions, such as those on rules of origin, allowing in too many components and products from outside the United States, Canada and Mexico.
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A photo of the bodies of the parent and child went viral last week, leading to widespread condemnation of the Trump administration's hardline approach to immigration and to its policy of "metering," or allowing in only a set number of asylum seekers per day at official border crossings.
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Israel promised to ameliorate conditions in Gaza by allowing in cash supplied by Qatar, as well as fuel and humanitarian aid; expanding the zone in the Mediterranean in which it would allow Gaza fishermen to operate; and easing the movement of people in and out of the impoverished seaside territory.
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The fact that the United States is again allowing in only a trickle of refugees was made especially painful recently when my Canadian nephew, my father's grandson, wrote to me from his home in Newfoundland describing the challenges and satisfaction he and his neighbors were experiencing in welcoming several Syrian families into their community.
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SEOUL, South Korea — Barbed-wire steel gates on the heavily fortified border between North and South Korea swung open for the first time in two years on Sunday, allowing in an advance team of officials from the North, led by one of its most celebrated singers, to help plan for next month's Winter Olympics.
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Gina Garibo, a coordinator with Pueblos Sin Fronteras, which organized the caravan, said that Mexican immigration authorities are planning to keep caravan members outside of the port of entry to the United States, lining them up and allowing in only as many as US Customs and Border Protection officers say they have the capacity to process.
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In more details (as bulleted by the Sun) Trump: Accused EU leaders of destroying its culture and identity by allowing in millions of migrants Tore into London Mayor Sadiq Khan for not standing up to terrorists Blamed Khan for spiralling crime in the capital Insisted former Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson would make "a great Prime Minister".
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Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose, who backed DeWine's move, said on CNN late Monday that he will seek Tuesday to officially move the primary date to June 2 -- counting absentee ballots that have already been returned, extending the window for others to be requested and returned until then, and allowing in-person voting that day.
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They have peddled the myths that Britain pays 350 million pounds a week (about $500 million) to the European Union; that millions of Turks will invade Britain because Turkey is about to be offered European Union membership; that immigrants are destroying our social services; and that post-Brexit, Britain will enjoy continued access to Europe's single market without automatically allowing in European Union workers.
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"I was thinking that I could get up on stage and take his podium away from him and take his mic away from him and send a message to all people out in the country who wouldn't consider themselves racist, who wouldn't consider themselves approving of what type of violence Donald Trump is allowing in his rallies, and send them a message that we can be strong, that we can find our strength and we can stand up against Donald Trump and against this new wave he's ushering in of truly just violent white supremacist ideas," DiMassimo told CNN.
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