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On Friday afternoon, the chaos that would erupt at airports nationwide was still hours away. But around Boston, a resistance was taking shape.
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Trump also tweeted shortly after sending the statement, railing against senators John McCain and Lindsey Graham for their criticisms of his plan.
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Harvard president asks officials to reconsider Trump?s immigration banHarvard?s Drew Faust issued a forceful letter, calling on federal officials to consider the order?s impact on universities.
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Banned from casino, he returns to lose more money without detection?I?ve been back to Foxwoods a hundred times since I got on the list,? David Schreiber said.
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