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Taking an ironic cue from the “sanctuary” movement used by mostly liberal communities that decided to take stands against enforcement and implementation of federal and state immigration laws and policies with which they disagreed, the Second Amendment Sanctuary movement was born in recent years. The original sanctuary community movement on the immigration issue held that cities or counties that declared themselves as “sanctuary cities” would simply decline to enforce immigration laws and policies or use public local tax dollars to be expended to enforce those same laws. In the so-call...

Thousands of Mississippi State students walked across the stage, becoming alumni of the university. Posted: Apr 29, 2021 6:38 PM Posted By: Rhea Thornton STARKVILLE, Miss. (WTVA) - Inside Humphrey Coliseum, thousands of Mississippi State students officially became alumni of the university on Thursday. Distand Standifer was one of the 2,900 students to walk across the stage a graduate of Mississippi State. Mississippi State seniors in the College of Arts, the College of Education, and the College of Business graduated on April 29, 2021. Special education student graduates from Mississippi Sta...

MSU continuing mask requirement in classrooms Beginning May 6, masks will be optional within some indoor locations on campus, including offices and public spaces such as hallways and restrooms. But they will still be required inside classrooms, laboratories and studios. Capacity limitations for indoor facilities on campus will increase to 75 percent, which includes auditoriums, meeting rooms and classrooms. MSU Chief Communications Officer Sid Salter said the university came to this conclusion after input and expertise from leadership, including President Mark Keenum, Vice President of Studen...

1 of 4 Donald Triplett walks on a country road near his hometown of Forest. Triplett, born in 1933, was the first child diagnosed as being autistic. His story is featured in the documentary film "In A Different Key," which won the prize for Best Documentary at the 2021 Oxford Film Festival. COURTESY COURTESY COURTESY COURTESY