well as hhs, cdc, doj, fbi. naming some of those agencies why this would be a concern for the administration moving forward. the justice department is reviewing the ruling, so we ll see what follows in the hours and days to come, but certainly a blow to the admin. absolutely. of course some of the legal questions involved, how much protection for free speech is there on a private platform, but for now, at least, that s a separate issue. priscilla alvarez, thanks for being with j. coronation number two for congress charles. we will take you there. the holiday weekend may be over, but travel delays and cancellations are sticking around. the faa is warning of possible ground stops at airports today. what to expect. that s coming up. tourists tourists that turn into scientists. tourists photographihing thousands of miles of remote coral reefs. that can be analyzed by ai in real time.
Opening Colorado’s primary elections to unaffiliated voters has cost partisans their constitutional right to free association, a group of Republicans are alleging in a new lawsuit.
In his first days in office, President Joe Biden has made immigration a key priority for his administration, seeking to distinguish himself from another “deporter in chief,” as activists once called President Barack Obama.
He has issued a series of executive actions aimed at dismantling the Trump administration’s nativist legacy, unveiled an ambitious legislative proposal for immigration reform, begun to roll back a program that has left asylum seekers trapped in Mexico, and sought to enact a 100-day pause on deportations.
On Tuesday, he issued another three executive orders that create a task force to reunite families separated under President Donald Trump and implement measures to remove obstacles to noncitizens seeking to naturalize, enter the US on visas, and obtain asylum or other humanitarian protections. White House press secretary Jen Psaki said to expect additional announcements, including an expansion of the US refugee program, going forward.