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ICU doctor fighting coronavirus denied green card: 'It's like a slap in the face'

I feel helpless,” Julia Iafrate, an intensive care unit doctor in New York, told CNN’s Chris Cuomo Tuesday.

“I’m putting my life on the line every day to do this ... I’m honestly beside myself.

It’s like a slap in the face,” Iafrate added.

I can only hope and pray they reconsider the denial.

Please help me #uscis #letdrjstay https://t.co/5gPQG1LdRk — Dr. Julia Iafrate, DO, CAQSM, FAAPMR (@thenewDrJ) May 6, 2020.

She is currently sponsored by the hospital she practices in but had her green card application denied last week.

This week, a bipartisan Senate bill was introduced that would make it easier for doctors and nurses to obtain green cards. »

‘Black Mirror’ Creator Says the World Is Too Bleak Right Now for Season 6 to Happen

Authored by indiewire.com

“Black Mirror” debuted its fifth round of episodes in June 2019 and often takes over a year off in between seasons.

I’m sort of keen to revisit my comic skill set, so I’ve been writing scripts aimed at making myself laugh.”.

The most recent run of “Black Mirror” episodes featured high profile actors like Miley Cyrus and Anthony Mackie. »

Murder charges: Shooter with permit to carry shot and killed an unarmed man after fender bender

Authored by m.startribune.com

The man has a legal permit to carry, a law enforcement source confirmed.

61 and Burns Avenue on St. Paul's East Side just before 9:30 p.m. on a report of a shooting.

Upon arrival, they found bystanders hunched over a wounded man in the street providing aid. »

Why ‘Kingdom of Heaven: Director’s Cut’ Is One of Ridley Scott’s Best Movies

Authored by collider.com

In 2005, Ridley Scott released Kingdom of Heaven, his first historical action movie since the Oscar-winning Gladiator.

As far as action movies go, it’s not a terrible plot, but it’s not really the totality of the story Scott intended to tell.

The movie’s ambition exceeds Gladiator‘s by far, but receives less popular attention due to its poor theatrical release. »

Supreme Court's Ginsburg discharged from hospital

Authored by reuters.com

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, at 87 the U.S. Supreme Court’s oldest member, was discharged on Wednesday from hospital where she was treated for a benign gall bladder condition and took part remotely in arguments in two cases.

FILE PHOTO: U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg participates in a discussion hosted by the Georgetown University Law Center in Washington, D.C., U.S., September 12, 2019.

In a statement released on Wednesday evening, court spokeswoman Kathy Arberg said Ginsburg is “doing well and glad to be home” after being discharged from Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore. »