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That escalator at trump tower to announce his candidacy, immigration has been the controversial rallying cry of Donald Trumps campaign. And his time now in the white house. On friday President Trump chalked up two big wins in that category. One, the u. S. Signed an agreement with guatemala. It limits migrants claiming asylum in the United States. We will have more on that in a moment. A big win for the Trump Administration. It clears the way for the Trump Administration to use 2. 5 billion of the pentagons money to build parts of that border wall. Reporter the president immediately haled the decision by the Supreme Court that paves the way for Defense Department funds to be used for the wall. The president tweeting shortly after the ruling, wow, big victory on the wall. The United States Supreme Court Overturns Lower Court injunction, allows southern border wall to proceed. Big win for Border Security and the rule of law. This is a significant Supreme Court ruling along ideological lin

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University of New Hampshire debuts Semester for Impact

The University of New Hampshire launches Semester for Impact, an experiential learning program in which students earn full credit for working with sustainability-focused local organizations. Many students want career preparation and experiential learning woven into the curriculum, with just over half saying that internships, specifically, should be required, according to the most recent Student Voice survey on preparing for life after college. Separately, nearly six in 10 students who’ve participated in experiential learning of any kind say that it helped them realize what kind of career they want.

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How small business Refab survived the COVID-19 pandemic

This is our architectural heritage Author: Rene Knott (KSDK) Updated: 10:57 AM CDT May 28, 2021 ST. LOUIS Local small businesses had to go into survivor-mode to stay open during COVID restrictions. But for Refab, survival wasn’t just about the bottom line. The non-profit didn’t want to stop in its efforts to preserve pieces of our city. The business is making sure St. Louis history doesn’t get thrown away. “This is our architectural heritage,” Eric Schwarz told 5 On Your Side.  In a 40,000 square-foot space, Refab houses relics from our past. Schwarz called it a “warehouse of reclaimed stuff.” There is everything from doors to windows to sinks and everything in between.