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    An Airport Protest in Support of Religious Freedom

    Fury over the Trump administration’s immigrant ban found purpose after travelers from abroad were detained at U.S. airports.
    by Adam Chandler Jan 29, 2017 2 minutes
    Source: Stephen Yang / Reuters

    It was already shaping up to be a strange day when New York Representatives Jarrold Nadler and Nydia Velázquez arrived at John F. Kennedy International Airport shortly after 11 on Saturday morning with no plans to take a flight.

    “I was preparing to go to synagogue this morning and I got a call about this,” said

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