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The temporary closure applies mainly to recreational travel across the border. It follows the agreement between the U.S. and Canada to close the northern border to non-essential travel, which was announced Wednesday. The restrictions will be reviewed after 30 days, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said. 302

The Ravens organization also commented, saying, "The tweets are totally unacceptable, and we have addressed the matter with Pat."This isn't the first social media controversy involving athletes. In July, former Baltimore Orioles minor leaguer and current Milwaukee Brewers closer Josh Hader was ordered by Major League Baseball to complete sensitivity training after old tweets were discovered. On Sunday morning, 2018 Heisman trophy winner Kyler?Murray apologized for anti-gay tweets he made several years ago. All tweets in Ricard's case have since been deleted. 574

The two agents claimed Aldrete-Davila had a weapon, prompting them to open fire.Aldrete-Davila later testified against the two agents in exchange for immunity from smuggling charges. He was then arrested in 2007 for trying to smuggling narcotics into the U.S. and received nine years in prison.RELATED: Possible border shutdown causes widespread concernIn his letter to the President, Hunter said he believed the former agents, "deserve every consideration for a pardon due to the circumstances of the incident.""As demonstrated with your request on Chief Gallagher's behalf, and your pardon of Sheriff Arpaio, you have shown the willingness and courage to take decisive action when warranted," Hunter's letter read.Last week, Trump stepped in to have Special Operations Chief Edward "Eddie" Gallagher, accused of fatally stabbing a wounded IS fighter in 2017 and posing with the body, from a MCAS Miramar brig.In 2017, Trump pardoned Arizona Sheriff Joe Arpaio after he was convicted of intentionally disobeying a judge's order to stop traffic patrols that targeted immigrants. 1078

The suit, filed in San Mateo County Superior Court, accuses Massage Envy of negligently hiring and supervising five therapists accused by the plaintiffs, and ignoring the "known risk of assault they posed to customers" by allowing them to remain employed or transferring them to another franchise location. 306

The U.S. 9th Circuit Court of Appeals upheld the California restrictions on May 22, writing, "We conclude that appellants have not demonstrated a sufficient likelihood of success on appeal. Where state action does not infringe upon or restrict practices because of their religious motivation and does not 'in a selective manner impose burdens only on conduct motivated by religious belief,' it does not violate the First Amendment." 432