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Trump's executive order sparks confusion for immigration cases

Hundreds of children have been reunited with their families. Most, however, have not, two days after President Trump ordered authorities to stop separating families at the border
  • Trump presents what he calls "the other side" of the immigration story

    Trump presents what he calls "the other side" of the immigration story

    President Trump stood alongside "angel families" who have been affected by crimes committed by undocumented immigrants. The event on Friday capped off a week of controversy and confusion over the administration's "zero tolerance" policy

    • "CBS Evening News" headlines for Friday, June 22, 2018

  • EYE ON AMERICA

  • Feds enlist local law enforcement for ICE's immigration crackdown

    Feds enlist local law enforcement for ICE's immigration crackdown

    Nationwide, 78 local law enforcement agencies in 20 states participate in the program, through which ICE deported nearly 6,000 illegal immigrants last year

    • Active shooter drills for preschool teachers a new normal for schools

    • Former deputy sheriff now conducts active shooter training: "As America we need to wake up"

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  • School cafeteria worker keeps feeding the hungry after the bell rings

    School cafeteria worker keeps feeding the hungry after the bell rings

    Auntie Debra, as she's known at Hoover High School, doles out a heaping helping of hospitality every lunch hour. It's just her first course of kindness.

    • Why a girl decided to honor a relatively unknown man decades after his death

    • "He got to my heart": How a bullied teen changed the lives of 2 police officers

    • "They're pure magic": Unlikely friendship remains as strong as ever

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  • Running gives 81-year-old Holocaust survivor the strength to tell his story

    Running gives 81-year-old Holocaust survivor the strength to tell his story

    When Nat Shaffir runs, he thinks about the horror he endured as a child, and how he can keep his story going

    • At 95 years old, internment camp survivor still on pointe teaching ballet

    • One man's secret to living stronger is going from 18 wheels to 2

    • Women race on the water with much more at stake than finishing first

"For some this is their last hope, I mean they physically, financially, mentally can't put themselves through that again"

Amber Ash
Cleveland

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    Trump's executive order sparks confusion for immigration cases; School cafeteria worker feeds the hungry well after lunch hour ends.

  • 6/21: What happens to children separated from their parents after Trump's executive order?; Supreme Court rules states can charge online shoppers sales tax

  • 6/20: Trump signs executive order to end family separations; Scientists want to know why Yellowstone's Steamboat Geyser keeps erupting

  • 6/19: President Trump continued to blame Democrats for the separation of illegal immigrant children from their parents; 74 years ago, twins Henry and Louie Piper served on the same ship during WWII

  • Carrying a cellphone creates a "historical log" of movements, expert says

    Carrying a cellphone creates a "historical log" of movements, expert says

    "We all carry our cellphones with us everywhere now and what that creates is a historical log of movements overtime every day," said Alan Butler, a privacy expert
  • New details starting to emerge in fatal police shooting of 17-year-old

    New details starting to emerge in fatal police shooting of 17-year-old

    Antwon Rose was shot by officers who were investigating a drive-by shooting
  • Disabled veteran hit with $12K bill for life insurance plan he never signed up for

    Disabled veteran hit with $12K bill for life insurance plan he never signed up for

    Thousands of America's wounded warriors are being forced to pay for life insurance they don't want -- and can't even use
  • The real story behind the image that came to symbolize the plight of immigrant children

    The real story behind the image that came to symbolize the plight of immigrant children

    For some, one image has come to symbolize the plight of immigrant children separated from parents after entering the U.S. illegally. It's been used by opponents of President Trump’s policies to raise millions. But the real story is different. David Begnaud spoke to the agent who encountered the mother and daughter in the photo, as well as the man who took the picture
  • GOP immigration plans falter as vote on compromise delayed

    GOP immigration plans falter as vote on compromise delayed

    Republicans in the House split on a conservative immigration bill and had to postpone a vote on a second bill
  • Constant fear of MS-13 gang violence pervades El Salvador

    Constant fear of MS-13 gang violence pervades El Salvador

    Memorial candles are always lit for Anthony, just one victim of gang violence in El Salvador

    • Treacherous journey to U.S. a last resort for some fleeing violence in El Salvador
  • Texas braces for more rain following devastating flooding

    Texas braces for more rain following devastating flooding

    Emergency crews used everything they had -- helicopters, boats, heavy construction trucks even their arms to rescue the stranded
  • Purdue Pharma "misrepresented" impact of OxyContin, former sales rep says

    Purdue Pharma "misrepresented" impact of OxyContin, former sales rep says

    Purdue Pharma, the maker of OxyContin, admitted to falsley claiming the drug was less addictive than other opioids. But a former salesperson says the company's questionable practices did not end there
  • Supreme Court rules states can charge online shoppers sales tax

    Supreme Court rules states can charge online shoppers sales tax

    A Supreme Court ruling Thursday finds states can force online shoppers to pay sales tax. It's a victory for traditional stores, and states that have been losing billions of dollars each year
  • New Zealand prime minister becomes 2nd world leader to give birth in office

    New Zealand prime minister becomes 2nd world leader to give birth in office

    "What I hope is that someday in the future it won't be interesting anymore"
  • Trump bows to political pressure with executive order

    Trump bows to political pressure with executive order

    "I didn't like the sight or the feeling of families being separated," President Trump said as he reversed his administration's stance on ending family separations
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