@CNN: A bus company employee in Maine told a group of passengers they had to be US citizens in order to ride a bus after an officer from US Customs and Border Protection inquired about their citizenship https://t.co/ulEiu1XmwS https://t.co/dn2IO7ytmU

June 19, 2018 / The Arbiter / CNN

A bus company employee in Maine told a group of passengers they had to be US citizens in order to ride a bus after an officer from US Customs and Border Protection inquired about their citizenship https://t.co/ulEiu1XmwS pic.twitter.com/dn2IO7ytmU

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@CNN: A bus company employee in Maine told a group of passengers they had to be US citizens in order to ride a bus after an officer from US Customs and Border Protection inquired about their citizenship https://t.co/ulEiu1XmwS https://t.co/dn2IO7ytmU

@CNN: After his best friend died, this 12-year-old Michigan boy raised $2,500 to pay for the headstone on his friend’s grave https://t.co/tvOuPX1daw https://t.co/cUpqe48nhb

@CNN: A man was arrested after heckling speakers and waving a handgun at a “Families Belong Together” immigration rally in Huntsville, AL, police say. He shouted “womp womp” as a local pastor spoke, according to videos of the incident authenticated by police. https://t.co/YHdlQ59qDO

@CNN: The father of the Las Vegas shooter was previously on the FBI’s Most Wanted list https://t.co/a9H89cSzNE https://t.co/GeVBhEjd0I

@CNN: A juror dismissed from the corruption trial of New Jersey Democratic Sen. Bob Menendez believes the case is headed… https://t.co/fv2BCGKPuK

@CNN: North Korea provided only a single dog tag to help identify the 55 cases of remains that were given to US officials on Friday, a US defense official says https://t.co/QMffQJhipO https://t.co/5lFEyPQcDv

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