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 The Trump administration says that almost all migrants encountered at the southern border, including unaccompanied minors, will be returned to their home countries as part of the aggressive effort to curb new coronavirus infections.
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 David MadisonFrustrated by what he considered inadequate answers about why some staff could telework while others had to show up to work, Lyndon B. Johnson Historic Park maintenance worker Trevor Wright took matters into his own hands—with an all-staff email.
"No one has ever died because they were not able to see LBJ's ranch or ancestral settlement on any given weekend," Wright wrote of the Texas-based park known colloquially as the "White House of the South." He sent the email to his superintendent Suzanne McDonald and cc'd hundreds of agency staff across the country for good measure.
"[I] question the perceived benefit of keeping the park open to visitation in any capacity, given the gravity of the risk involved... Be a dutiful servant of the public trust. Protect your employees. Protect your visitors. Close the park."
Read more at The Daily Beast.
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