The Statue of Liberty was a gift from France to the U.S. in the 1880s to celebrate their friendship and U.S. independence. French politician RaphaĆ«l Glucksmann facetiously asked the U.S. to return the statue, suggesting that the country no longer upholds the values it represents. The statue, named “Liberty Enlightening the World,” has been a symbol of freedom and democracy since its unveiling in 1886. Glucksmann’s comments reflect criticism of the U.S.’s recent actions, including immigration policies and strained international relations.
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Dodgers say immigration agents denied entry to Los Angeles stadium
The Los Angeles Dodgers blocked federal agents from entering Dodger Stadium amid ongoing protests against immigration enforcement, claiming ICE agents requested access to parking lots, which was denied. In response, ICE and the Department of Homeland Security refuted the Dodgers' claims, stating their presence was unrelated to enforcement, while the Dodgers are expected to announce support for affected immigrants. Need More Context? š
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