Schools seek to help immigrants amid mixed signals on DACA
Colleges and universities across America are taking action to aid students enrolled in the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program amid the uncertainty in Washington. Many colleges are offering free legal advice to immigrant students and round-the-clock emergency hotlines for immigrants. Almost sixty college and university presidents sent a letter to congress emphasizing the moral imperativeness and necessity of making the DACA program permanent.
The Latest: British terror threat level remains at severe
The latest terrorist attack in a London subway station left 22 individuals injured when an improvised bomb exploded during rush hour, according to London authorities. None of the victims were seriously hurt, but the majority of victims suffered flash burns. Britain’s official terrorism threat level remains at “severe”, Minister Theresa May said.
Fleeing Rohingya Muslims watch as homes burn in Myanmar
Thousands of Rohingya are continuing to flee across the border to escape what U.N. officials and others describe as a campaign of ethnic cleansing —nearly 400,000 Rohingya have fled in the past three weeks. U.N. agencies fear continued violence in Myanmar may result in 1 million Rohingya fleeing into Bangladesh.
James Cordon spoofs “It”
“The Late Show with James Cordon” made a spoof involving the horror movie, “It,” and the IT department.
