The gaming industry recently came together to rally against an executive order
banning immigrants and refugees from entering the US.
Not exact matches
The business world continues to assess the impact of Trump's immigration
ban two days after he signed the order prohibiting
refugees and other
immigrants from seven predominantly Muslim countries from entering the U.S.
The most pressing problem right now is Donald Trump's recent executive order
banning the admission of
refugees to the US entirely
and likewise
banning immigrants from seven Muslim - majority countries.
«Airbnb made that Super Bowl ad in one day — all to send a message,» gushed NBC in a story that lauded the home - rental company for its role in the vanguard of tech companies opposing President Trump's controversial order, which
banned refugees and certain
immigrants.
Hundreds of activists gathered to call for the release of a handful of
refugees and immigrants who are being detained at the airport, as customs officials seek more clarification from the White House as to the extend of the
ban.
The difference, he said, between these
and Muslim
immigrants — specifically those subject to the proposed
refugee ban — is that the Muslim
immigrants don't want to assimilate into American culture, they just want to live here.
Cuomo insisted New York remains a beacon for
immigrants as the federal government moves to
ban travel from seven Middle Eastern countries for three months
and halt
refugee travel for four months.
CBS News» Paula Reid said the order, for the time being, effectively rescinds the Trump executive action, putting on hold the most controversial provisions of the law - including suspending entry of
immigrants and nonimmigrants from the relevant counties;
banning of
refugees from certain countries; giving preference for some
refugees based on religion;
and banning of Syrian
refugees.
Syracuse Mayor Stephanie Miner hosted a rally in downtown Syracuse to hear from
refugees and immigrants affected by President Donald Trump's immigration
ban.
WASHINGTON, D.C. - U.S. Sen. Charles Schumer says he will ask for a vote on the Senate floor tonight to repeal President Donald Trump's temporary
ban on U.S. entry for
immigrants from seven Muslim nations
and refugees from around the world.
New York Governor Andrew Cuomo has joined the chorus of criticism against President Trump's
ban on
refugees and other
immigrants from seven predominantly Muslim nations.
by David Greene
Immigrants, visitors
and refugees from seven predominantly Muslim nations are once again being allowed to travel to the United States after a federal judge in Seattle, WA., deemed the
ban unconstitutional.
Mayor Bill de Blasio said the latest
ban «is as discriminatory as his first one»
and that Trump has «misguided ideas about
immigrants,
refugees and homeland security.»
On top of the floods, many of our
immigrant and refugee neighbors have experienced increased anxiety over the uncertainty of federal policies, travel
bans,
and possibilities of deportation.
Paladin has grown to about 1,500 users since its launch in January across partner law firms, companies,
and law schools,
and has served clients including LGBT
refugees, domestic violence survivors,
immigrants affected by the travel
ban,
and low - income entrepreneurs.
CCLA is part of the Canadian Cross-Border Legal Coalition, a network of Canadian lawyers fighting against the discriminatory impact in Canada —
and to Canadian
immigrants and refugees — of the U.S. President's January 27th, 2017 Executive Order, or travel
ban.