Facing mounting political pressure over the migrant influx at the U.S. southern border, President Joe Biden on Tuesday signed an executive order that will temporarily shut down asylum requests once the average number of daily encounters tops 2,500 between official ports of entry, according to a senior administration official. The shutdown would go into effect immediately since that threshold has already been met, a senior administration official said. The border would reopen only once that...

In 1996 there was a moment that was captured on camera that took place that would become a piece of social justice history. In Ann Arbor, Michigan, the Ku Klux Klan held a rally when counter protestors showed up as a means to show that white supremacist group was unwelcome in their town. The historic moment came when a man, Albert McKeel Jr., wearing a confederate flag shirt with SS tattoos enters the counter protestors' side alone. Keisha Thomas, then just 18-years-old was in the crowd to protest the KKK being in Ann Arbor when things . People in the crowd at first attempted to chase the man out of the crowd when it was announced he was there, but the group quickly became violent. That's when Thomas was shocked into action.Though she is Black and the man was wearing symbols that depict his alleged hatred of Black people, Thomas didn't let that stop her. The teen threw herself on top of the man demanding that the crowd stop hitting and kicking him. In that moment, she let compassion for another human being lead the way, possibly saving his life. In an update video with The Fire, a non profit organization, Thomas said it felt as if two angels lifted her in that moment. Years later, Thomas ran into the man's son at a coffee shop where he thanked her for stepping in to save his dad. The two stayed in touch over the years, allowing Thomas to speak to McKeel's 12-year-old daughter after his passing in 2016. The little girl also thanked the woman expressing that if it weren't for her then she wouldn't exist.Thomas tells MLive, "When I heard that, I thought this was the future and the past of what peace has created," Thomas said. "The real accomplishment of all this to me is to know that his son and daughter don't share the same views. History didn't repeat itself. That's what gives me hope that the world can get better from generation to generation."To think she made a piece of history before she even graduated high school. The photo of her throwing herself on top of McKeel won Life Magazine's best photo of the year for 1996. The now iconic photo even landed Thomas an interview with Oprah. But what is Thomas up to now? It seems she still has a passion for social justice and human rights. According to the Michigan media site, MLive, she's done everything from volunteering after 9/11 to distributing food to Hurricane Katrina victims. She also walked from Selma, Alabama to Washington D.C. for voting rights with the NAACP and volunteered at a hospital in Haiti. Thomas has been on the move to help other people in any way she could since that photo was taken nearly three decades ago. The moment didn't just inspire her to keep showing up for other people, but it continues to inspire others every time it goes viral on social media. Watch her update video below:

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The FBI isn’t commenting after several of the law enforcement agency’s employees participated in an LGBTQ ”Pride” parade in West Hollywood, California.  At least a dozen uniformed FBI agents, some carrying handguns, marched Sunday in the city’s annual “Pride” parade, according to video posted on X.  The FBI employees waved LGBTQ rainbow flags or the pink and blue flag of the transgender movement. One wore a shirt emblazoned with a rainbow-colored version of the letters spelling FBI.  Individual FBI employees have participated in Pride parades before in the past five or more years in California.  FBI agents with their guns pic.twitter.com/F3de4DMHPC— Kate Burns (@Katerqburns) June 2, 2024 The Daily Signal asked the FBI to comment on its policy regarding employees’ political advocacy and whether it is concerned about alienating some Americans. The law enforcement agency didn’t respond to the request before publication.  One authority on executive branch policy said the FBI agents’ behavior is “an abuse of their positions.” “Socially liberal priorities, especially on sexuality and gender, are deeply divisive and irrelevant to the mission of the FBI,” said GianCarlo Canaparo, a senior legal fellow in The Heritage Foundation’s Meese Center for Legal and Judicial Studies. Although federal law allows FBI agents to advocate some causes, that doesn’t make it a wise move, Canaparo argued.  “The reason that these agents wore their FBI gear to the parade is to identify their employer with their political views, as if the FBI favors their views over others’ views,” the legal scholar told The Daily Signal. “That’s an abuse of their positions, and it further blemishes the FBI’s already tarnished reputation for neutrality.”  “To begin the process of restoring its muddied reputation, the FBI should forbid its employees from dragging its name into divisive political disputes,” Canaparo said.  Bureau employees joined California’s Pride celebrations in the past, including in July 2019 in San Diego and during Pride Month in 2023 in San Francisco.  Participation by FBI employees Sunday comes after President Joe Biden’s administration warned of possible security threats for LGBTQ events ahead of Pride Month this June.  The FBI, Department of Homeland Security, and State Department all posted statements last month urging the public to safeguard against violence or “foreign terrorist” activity directed at LGBTQ-related gatherings.  The post FBI Agents March, Wave LGBTQ Flags at California ‘Pride’ Parade appeared first on The Daily Signal.