chief. he joined us a little while ago and told us how this administration looking the other way when it comes to the rules. every chance that this administration has had to make a policy statement on the security of the border. things like the wall. or interior enforcement. immigration system that has integrity. they have stepped back from the rule of law. this is the workforce and the career leadership making the best of a bad situation. and finding these previously deported folks and i m grateful to them for doing that. steve: so those people were arrested days after a federal judge down in texas said that, you know, the real narrow specifications where you can deport somebody under this administration was not constitutional, essentially. because the way it is right now, the only way you can kick somebody out of the country is if they are a national security threat or they re an aggravated
molestation, drug trafficking. and given the fact that this administration has very narrow priorities on deporting them, you have to be a security risk or a national security risk. that s the only way they kick you out of the country. yeah. let s support the workforce here. the officers that did this work. it s very complex and risky to them. i m glad that they made these arrests. that s 119 criminals that are now in deportation proceedings. but, you are right. every chance that this duration has had to make a possessive poy statement on the security at the border. immigration system that has integrity they have stepped back from the rule of law. this is the workforce and the career leadership making the best of a bad situation and finding these previously deported folks and i m grateful to them for doing that. steve: all right. we re grateful forever you getting up so early on this thursday. ron vitiello, thank you so much.
a booster with its shot. what do you expect the fda to do? i expect the fda is probably going to endorse it. the question is will they endorse boosters six months post the second the problem is that the cdc and the white house have already sort of predetermined that boosters will be released on the 20th. the fda is going to meet on the 17th, just a couple of days before the anticipated launch of the booster season, and this has created i think a bit of discontent within the leadership, within the career leadership within the fda in terms of the role of the fda in approving, you know, boosters. it is the fda s job to license vaccines and to approve in what capacity they can be used. i think here they see that they ve been marginalized. dr. jonathan reiner, as
Women in Management, IFC and Government of Australia Honor Sri Lankan Women
January, 29, 2021
Neelika Malaviga, a university professor known for her work in researching COVID-19, is among the winners of this year’s Top 50 Professional and Career Women Awards 2020, by Women in Management (WIM), in collaboration with Women in Work, a partnership between IFC, a member of the World Bank Group, and the government of Australia.
The awards – now in their tenth year – saw inspirational business and career women honored for the roles they have played in their industries, along with Sri Lankan corporates which have supported the growth and empowerment of women in the workplace.
resigned her post and sent a scathing resignation letter deeply critical of the trump administration and rex tillerson. the department s position within the inner agency has also diminished as we have ceded to the pentagon our authority to drive u.s. foreign policy at the behest of the white house and to our detriment to the nation. the trend in this direction will accelerate further with the budget and staffing cuts. you are championing top career leadership in the department gutted leaving it hard to make foreign policy decisions. former state department spokesman during the obama administration. pretty harsh rebuke and she by no means is isolated. she s speaking for many foreign service officers.