By now, most (critics) of the Trump administration understand Trump’s sudden ban on immigrant arrivals – keeping his 2016 promise to his base. A new Politico report quoting overworked DOJ workers seem to back up that assumption. One worker was quoted as saying he felt he was working on Trump’s reelection campaign since workers are working without proper safety procedures and being held to quotas on processing appeals to deportation orders; As further proof, even with immigration crossings down, Trump is spending millions of dollars to add cameras to the border; Lin-Manuel Miranda launches ‘Hamilton’-inspired educational program for students stuck at home; and There’s an added layer of protection we can all add to our homemade face masks. Go beyond the headlines…
The Trump Administration Is Adding Cameras at the Mexico Border Despite a Drop in Crossings
Union: DOJ deportation appeals workers fear overcrowding
Puerto Rico receives CARES Act financing
DeVos excludes DACA recipients, foreign students from grants
Pandemic could mean 260 million people worldwide ‘marching toward starvation’
Lin-Manuel Miranda launches ‘Hamilton’-inspired educational program for students stuck at home
Adding A Nylon Stocking Layer Could Boost Protection From Cloth Masks, Study Finds
The foods you eat together may raise — or lower — your risk of dementia
Instagram Is Rushing To Roll Out A Memorial Account Feature Because Of COVID-19 Deaths
In Peru, bodies mount and masks are reused with region’s second highest coronavirus cases
Robots Deliver Food to Homes in Medellin during COVID-19 Quarantine
