@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/a3KXcTKC3c https://t.co/dVx6qrOl5A

June 18, 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/a3KXcTKC3c pic.twitter.com/dVx6qrOl5A

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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/a3KXcTKC3c https://t.co/dVx6qrOl5A

@CNN: 5 things to watch in the Alabama Senate election https://t.co/ixEjkI5oZY https://t.co/LMzvOiY4QZ

@CNN: This is the moment North Korea launched a missile over Japan https://t.co/dhi8YhT86n https://t.co/D8Be36yoKX

@CNN: Steven Spielberg nixes Carl’s Jr.’s “SpielBurgers” dreams https://t.co/iz5DyMTxUD https://t.co/K5Vu9d4yHm

@CNN: After an online gaming dispute, a prank call to police led to a man’s death at a home in Wichita, Kansas. It’s an example of so-called “swatting”- where people falsely report horrific crimes to draw large numbers of law enforcement https://t.co/jPfZLORoLc https://t.co/RAeDThnWZv

@CNN: In 1999, there were more than 2 million pay phones across America. 100,000 are left today. https://t.co/xDn32RfIs6 https://t.co/J9r6PnbMEN

@CNN: A 15-year-old who protected his classmates in Florida from gunfire is now in critical condition after previously being in fair condition, a hospital spokeswoman said https://t.co/BXImeBWP6e https://t.co/YaKEMJSpLb

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