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policy institute website. ifil is the president and council of the naacp legal defense and education fund. her career has been committed to civil rights law, first as a fellow at the aclu, and as a r.ung litigato for 20 years, she was a tenured professor at the university of maryland school of law. the author and frequent media commentator on matters involving race in civil rights. definitely some university of maryland fans here. first, we are going to hear from richard rothstein. thank you. [applause] thank you very much, brian. it is nice to be back here at hud. you a bit thisto morning for a few minutes about ournational context of system of racial segregation in which every metropolitan area of this country is racially secretar segregated. it is predominantly white suburbs that circle predominantly black and in some cases other minorities, urban areas and inner cities and first-rate suburbs. we now have as you have heard already today a new emphasis on affirmatively furt
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VietnamRepublic-ofAlexandriaAl-iskandariyahEgyptBeijingChinaCaliforniaUnited-statesSyriaRussiaWashington attack shortly before the fbi acknowledged the country s involvement. just a short announcement. secretary hagel authorized 1300 more troops to deploy to iraq. approximately a thousand of them are soldiers from the thur burr gade combat team 8nd air division based in fort brag in north carolina. this is part of the additional 1500 troops the president authorized in november. with that i will take questions. you said 1300 but only a thousand listed. do you know where they are coming from? the others? they are coming from multiple services like counter intelligence it is multi service. we talked about this before where a good chunk of the troops including would be to close included in the enabling capabilities. i don t have all of the units but i can get that if you need it. they are small groups and i don t have that level of detail. has the secretary receive the bergdahl recommendations from the army? are they complete? is the report complete? are you going to release
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