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Facebook was one of the first to take a stand against the immigration ban, with CEO and founder Mark Zuckerberg writing that it would «make all Americans less safe.»
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STAT reached out to the 15 biggest drug companies about the immigration ban; only Johnson & Johnson, Merck, and Novartis responded with statements — and they simply expressed support for affected employees, without taking a stance on Trump's action.
Corporate America has joined the protest of President Donald Trump's immigration ban after masses around the country took to airports and other public spaces to demonstrate.
A grassroots #DeleteUber campaign over the perception that Uber was trying to take advantage of immigration ban protests at JFK led to about a half million people requesting to delete their Uber accounts over the course of a week, according to the New York Times.
New York state is taking an expanded legal role in challenging Trump's executive order limiting immigration, with Attorney General Eric Schneiderman joining an ACLU - backed lawsuit to overturn the ban.
Urged by anti-abortion rights groups and Republican lawmakers to take up their cause, the Florida senator is mulling over introducing legislation to ban abortions after 20 weeks nationally — just a few days after he helped pass a comprehensive immigration bill that created waves among conservatives.
Mayor Bill de Blasio took a shot a Gov. Andrew Cuomo on Friday, comparing his inability to fulfill a decade - old court order on school funding to President Trump's court fight over his refugee and immigration ban.
The first daughter is taking heat for posting an outfit photo during Saturday's immigration ban protests.
Her considerable political clout and connections seem to have left her staff with the impression she would take a stand on Trump policies that directly impact Success» 14,000 students, particularly the recent immigration ban.
The Museum of Modern Art took a political stand and replaced seven artworks on view with those by artists from Muslim - majority countries impacted by President Donald Trump's recent travel ban executive order, retooling America's immigration policy from seven countries and refugees.