Here tonight . That to come to the united states, going through the process is a hard one. Someone is willing to do that, they want to come here and better themselves and better this country that has welcomed them with open arms. Reporter others echoed abras sentiment. Some saying freedom of religion, no ban, no wall, and welcome. There is a place here for everyone. My parents are egyptian. They are muslim. Im first generation. This is something that hits very close to home. Reporter there are comrades on the other side of the airport helping with legal help. We are hearing from worried families at baggage claims. Over the last few days people wouldnt be coming out when their family expected them to so they came to talk to us. Reporter a all volunteer group is here. A week ago, a small group of attorneys were on scene pursuant to order. No ban, no wall. Reporter scenes like this could return. However,. A huge group will come in tomorrow. And so, we would love to have people out here re
Trymaine Gaither, a WSU coordinator in 2019 with the MLK Distinguished Award, MLK Community Equity and Social Justice Award, and the 2023 President’s Distinguished Service Award, has been appointed to the vacant City Council Ward 1 seat. “I hail from Charlotte, North Carolina. I moved to Pullman Washington in 2016. I left a promising career.