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The shift has been accompanied by a rising outcry, particularly among some Republicans in Congress, who argue that acceptance of the card is creating a de facto amnesty.

The shift has been accompanied by a rising outcry, particularly among some Republicans in Congress, who argue that the widening acceptance of the card is creating a de facto amnesty for illegal immigrants.

Donald J. Trump reeled on Sunday amid a sustained campaign of criticism by the parents of a Muslim American soldier killed by a suicide bomber in Iraq and a rising outcry within his own party over his rough and ethnically charged dismissal of the couple.

There's been a steadily rising outcry from Saudi women who demand to be allowed on the road .

On Monday, the rising public outcry pushed Vilasrao Deshmukh, the chief minister of Maharashtra State, where Mumbai is located, to offer his resignation.

The rising public outcry had helped drive down Mr. Abe's approval ratings in recent weeks, which hit a new low of 32percentthisis month, down from 43percentt in April, according to a recent poll by the newspaper Mainichi Shimbun.

HOUSTON, Oct. 24 — The presiding judge of the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals is the target of a rising national outcry a month after turning away the last appeal of a death row inmate because the rushed filing was delayed past the court's 5 p.m. closing time.

The latest attack on police came on the heels of rising public outcry over the spate of violence against people of color by law enforcement officials.

After nearly two years of negotiations, and amid a rising public outcry overAmerica's sky-high incarceration rates, a bipartisan group of Senators has finally agreed on a plan to dramatically reform the criminal justice system.

Later in November, Zuckerberg, under pressure from a rising public outcry, seemed to sort of reverse himself, writing in a post that the company would start looking at ways to fight fake news.

Here, lawmakers, Republicans and Democrats alike, approved caps in 2008 amid a public outcry over rising tax bills.