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As part of the ongoing Nevada Humanities Exhibition Series, a new exhibition, Border Stories: Paintings and Poems by Shaun T. Griffin, will open online on December 2, 2021, at nevadahumanities.org and will be on display as a virtual exhibition indefinitely.
As part of the ongoing Nevada Humanities Exhibition Series, a new exhibition, Border Stories: Paintings and Poems by Shaun T. Griffin, will open online on December 2, 2021, at nevadahumanities.org and will be on display as a virtual exhibition indefinitely.
On this one day before halloween. rachel campos-duffy, pete hegseth and will cain as we continue to watch your photos come in from across america. pete: you continue to deliver. very well-done, america. rachel: reminding us with your photos how much we love this country. i love it. good morning, guys. pete: welcome back from texas. rachel: i have stories to tell you guys later. pete: do you? on television or the break? rachel: on television. we'll get to it. i have border stories. airport stories connected to the border, we have to talk about them because i saw more on the way home. pete: care...
When artist Tom Kiefer first started working as a part-time janitor at the Border Patrol station in Ajo back in 2003, he was shocked by the agency's practice of throwing out perfectly good canned foods they took away from captured migrants. The boss, he says, told the agents they were not to waste time worrying about food. "They were told that their job was to arrest people and bring them in." Period. "I thought it showed a callous disregard for people. I was disgusted." Kiefer had moved to Ajo after 9/11 from L.A., where he had been working as a graphic designer and antiques dealer. ...
Border wall is basically racist, doesn't work, a waste of money, no one wants it. it worked at imperial beach, san diego, that whole area change for the better ones that significant barrier went up. but they said today in a response, and i should read it to be fair, it said "we called several local stations to book someone for a show. we didn't end up booking any of them, this happens many times a day, but we did book a reporter from kusi for a story on immigration, and the border wall in november. this is a nonstory. #factsfirst. "quick sum up? >> the quick summary as we were saying things th...