Coming up next, Albany Law School Professor Emeritus Paul Finkelman delivering a keynote address at a symposium focused on the history of immigration in america. Mr. Finkelman compares the roles of congress, states, and the president in developing immigration policy from the colonial period to modern day. This event is part of a twoday u. S. Capitol Historical Society symposium. Its about an hour and 15 minutes. For the keynote opening this particular symposium, we have professor finkelman. Again, those of you who come on a routine basis, know paul well. Hes been our fearless leader for the past several years in helping to direct the symposium. Because of that i feel like no introduction is needed. But really in pauls case its really true. Ill just say that he comes to us from the university of saskatchewan to give you a sense of how far hes come to be with us today. Hes there on a visiting professorship on human rights. Hell be speaking on a a nation of immigrants. The keynote is an o
Symposium, we have professor finkelman. Again, those of you who come on well. Ine basis, know paul hes been our fearless leader for the past several years in symposium. Direct the because of that i feel like no introduction is needed. Pauls case its really true. Ill just say that he comes to from the university of is he catch with an to give you a of how far hes come to be with us today. Hes there on a visiting rights. Rship on human a a nationaking on of immigrants. The keynote is an opportunity to a broadere theme in sense. So hes going to be laying the groundwork for everything that were going to be discussing tomorrow. I hope youll all come back if you can tomorrow as well. Comesst thing before paul to the podium. We have a special lunch program. Do typically. Ont were going to have a speaker join us during the lunch period tomorrow so we can keep people room. Well have box lunches to make that easy for you. I think youll really enjoy it. If youre suspicious about what a living his
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Why its creators say it is so important. No one covers New Hampshire like we do. Now wmur news 9 daybreak. Erin good morning, New Hampshire. Thanks for joining us this morning. Im erin fehlau. Sean good morning. Im sean mcdonald. It is like maple, warm days and cold nights. Kevin we know in april, winter tends to hang on. We may have a couple of slick spots. High clouds otherwise will be giving way to a deal of sunshine. Temperatures starting the day in the 20s to lower range of the 30s. Highs later on this afternoon ranging anywhere from the low and mid 40s north of the notches to upper 40s and lower 50s from central and southern New Hampshire. Well talk much more workweek in just a bit. Lets look at your morning ride. Good monday morning, deb. Deb good morning. If you are traveling on 93 north and started your early monday morning commute, were not seeing any delays at all. From north of the notch down to the stateline with massachusetts. 293 is also a good ride right now from hookse