Actually the refugee ban is turning off a LOT of Christians.
And its timing, on holocaust remembrance day, turned off many Jews.
Random Politics & Religion #18
Random Politics & Religion #18
Garuda.Chanti said: »
Actually the refugee ban is turning off a LOT of Christians.
And its timing, on holocaust remembrance day, turned off many Jews.
And its timing, on holocaust remembrance day, turned off many Jews.
Again with the Jews will it never end !
Can we go one day without mentioning Jews or Hitler ? I doubt it !
Look I get it people think the morally right thing to do is accept refugees but that isn't the smart thing to do.
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That's not the best example to support your point. Look how well that turned out for the Native Americans.
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What culture ? We keep letting other cultures define American we will no longer have a culture !
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Bahamut.Ravael said: »
That's not the best example to support your point. Look how well that turned out for the Native Americans.
Don't worry Native Americans aren't really American either they migrated here too...
So no we don't have an obligation to let every Tom *** and Harry into our country. Without borders we will no longer be a country. Just a place that accepts the ***from other countries !
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Bismarck.Josiahfk said: »
Bahamut.Ravael said: »
That's not the best example to support your point. Look how well that turned out for the Native Americans.
I can't post that in other threads because it's too politically charged.
fonewear said: »
So no we don't have an obligation to let every Tom *** and Harry into our country. Without borders we will no longer be a country. Just a place that accepts the ***from other countries !
You won't believe the hoops and hurtles it takes to become a non-US citizen after you are one (or was born one). Let's not forget the 5% expatriation tax
Welp, indefinitely lost a friend from work. Looks like anyone outside the US, despite having a green card and working towards full citizenship is locked out.
Feels great man. That's what she gets for having family I suppose.
Sylph.Cherche said: »
Welp, indefinitely lost a friend from work. Looks like anyone outside the US, despite having a green card and working towards full citizenship is locked out.
Feels great man. That's what she gets for having family I suppose.
Not saying that everyone who does this is a terrorist, but when it's the most common event, do you blame the US government for responding in kind?
Also, not saying that this is the best method to stop terrorism either. All this is a reactionary situation, one that Bush II tried to prevent after 9/11.
We brought the worst of this. Then again, Clinton's solution of allowing unvetted immigrants, even citizens who become rationalized to come inside the border (pretty much an extension of Obama's policy) is just as bad as this.
How many more marathons and night clubs must be bombed before people get the hint?
Sylph.Cherche said: »
Welp, indefinitely lost a friend from work. Looks like anyone outside the US, despite having a green card and working towards full citizenship is locked out.
Feels great man. That's what she gets for having family I suppose.
Hopefully this helps..
Judge blocks part of Trump's Muslim Ban
Quote:
A federal judge in Brooklyn, New York issued an emergency stay on Saturday that temporarily blocks the U.S. government from sending people out of the country after they have landed at a U.S. airport with valid visas.
The order barred U.S. border agents from removing anyone who arrived in the U.S. with a valid visa from Iraq, Syria, Iran, Sudan, Libya, Somalia and Yemen. It also covered anyone with an approved refugee application. The Department of Homeland Security said that more than 170 people were denied entry to the U.S. as of Saturday night, according to Reuters.
The ruling by Judge Ann Donnelly of the U.S. District Courtfor the Eastern District of New York came during a hearing called after President Donald Trump issued an executive order blocking people from seven Muslim-majority from entering the United States and putting a temporary halt to refugee admissions
Twelve refugees were detained at JFK Airport within hours of Trump's order restricting immigration from seven majority-Muslim nations -- but two were released later in the day -- as hundreds of protesters continued to amass at the busy airport throughout the day and into the evening.
One of the Iraqis, Hameed Jhalid Darweesh, 53, was released by midday Saturday. “I suffered to move here, to get my family here …. I can’t go back,” Darweesh said shortly after his release, according to the New York Post. Asked if he’d be killed in Iraq, he answered: “Yes, yes.”
Hameed Khalid Darweesh, an Army interpreter in Iraq, had been stopped as he traveled with his wife and three kids when agents pulled him aside, according to the New York Times.
The order barred U.S. border agents from removing anyone who arrived in the U.S. with a valid visa from Iraq, Syria, Iran, Sudan, Libya, Somalia and Yemen. It also covered anyone with an approved refugee application. The Department of Homeland Security said that more than 170 people were denied entry to the U.S. as of Saturday night, according to Reuters.
The ruling by Judge Ann Donnelly of the U.S. District Courtfor the Eastern District of New York came during a hearing called after President Donald Trump issued an executive order blocking people from seven Muslim-majority from entering the United States and putting a temporary halt to refugee admissions
Twelve refugees were detained at JFK Airport within hours of Trump's order restricting immigration from seven majority-Muslim nations -- but two were released later in the day -- as hundreds of protesters continued to amass at the busy airport throughout the day and into the evening.
One of the Iraqis, Hameed Jhalid Darweesh, 53, was released by midday Saturday. “I suffered to move here, to get my family here …. I can’t go back,” Darweesh said shortly after his release, according to the New York Post. Asked if he’d be killed in Iraq, he answered: “Yes, yes.”
Hameed Khalid Darweesh, an Army interpreter in Iraq, had been stopped as he traveled with his wife and three kids when agents pulled him aside, according to the New York Times.
Saw those approval numbers plummeting in Gallup and Quinnipac. Fun times.
Bismarck.Josiahfk said: »
Asura.Kingnobody said: »
It's still a horrible example to use against the dangers of unvetted immigration.
I care enough, so does Ravael, for pointing out the obvious counterpoint.
Ask any President from the last 50 years and half the country hates you other half loves/tolerates you.
Asura.Kingnobody said: »
Sylph.Cherche said: »
Welp, indefinitely lost a friend from work. Looks like anyone outside the US, despite having a green card and working towards full citizenship is locked out.
Feels great man. That's what she gets for having family I suppose.
Also, she's Mexican.
Bismarck.Josiahfk said: »
You realize that most of the Indians went around killing and imperially conquering each other right?
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I wonder how long it will take Trump to attack the NY judge's gender/qualifications. Over/under 1 hour?
Viciouss said: »
Sylph.Cherche said: »
Welp, indefinitely lost a friend from work. Looks like anyone outside the US, despite having a green card and working towards full citizenship is locked out.
Feels great man. That's what she gets for having family I suppose.
Hopefully this helps..
Judge blocks part of Trump's Muslim Ban
Quote:
A federal judge in Brooklyn, New York issued an emergency stay on Saturday that temporarily blocks the U.S. government from sending people out of the country after they have landed at a U.S. airport with valid visas.
The order barred U.S. border agents from removing anyone who arrived in the U.S. with a valid visa from Iraq, Syria, Iran, Sudan, Libya, Somalia and Yemen. It also covered anyone with an approved refugee application. The Department of Homeland Security said that more than 170 people were denied entry to the U.S. as of Saturday night, according to Reuters.
The ruling by Judge Ann Donnelly of the U.S. District Courtfor the Eastern District of New York came during a hearing called after President Donald Trump issued an executive order blocking people from seven Muslim-majority from entering the United States and putting a temporary halt to refugee admissions
Twelve refugees were detained at JFK Airport within hours of Trump's order restricting immigration from seven majority-Muslim nations -- but two were released later in the day -- as hundreds of protesters continued to amass at the busy airport throughout the day and into the evening.
One of the Iraqis, Hameed Jhalid Darweesh, 53, was released by midday Saturday. “I suffered to move here, to get my family here …. I can’t go back,” Darweesh said shortly after his release, according to the New York Post. Asked if he’d be killed in Iraq, he answered: “Yes, yes.”
Hameed Khalid Darweesh, an Army interpreter in Iraq, had been stopped as he traveled with his wife and three kids when agents pulled him aside, according to the New York Times.
The order barred U.S. border agents from removing anyone who arrived in the U.S. with a valid visa from Iraq, Syria, Iran, Sudan, Libya, Somalia and Yemen. It also covered anyone with an approved refugee application. The Department of Homeland Security said that more than 170 people were denied entry to the U.S. as of Saturday night, according to Reuters.
The ruling by Judge Ann Donnelly of the U.S. District Courtfor the Eastern District of New York came during a hearing called after President Donald Trump issued an executive order blocking people from seven Muslim-majority from entering the United States and putting a temporary halt to refugee admissions
Twelve refugees were detained at JFK Airport within hours of Trump's order restricting immigration from seven majority-Muslim nations -- but two were released later in the day -- as hundreds of protesters continued to amass at the busy airport throughout the day and into the evening.
One of the Iraqis, Hameed Jhalid Darweesh, 53, was released by midday Saturday. “I suffered to move here, to get my family here …. I can’t go back,” Darweesh said shortly after his release, according to the New York Post. Asked if he’d be killed in Iraq, he answered: “Yes, yes.”
Hameed Khalid Darweesh, an Army interpreter in Iraq, had been stopped as he traveled with his wife and three kids when agents pulled him aside, according to the New York Times.
Saw those approval numbers plummeting in Gallup and Quinnipac. Fun times.
Still, it's something. Here's hoping it gets overturned and some stupid ***such as her (and others in the same situation) don't have their properties seized and sold off. You'd think we'd have learned after the japanese internment camp ***.
I love that Vic still thinks he just needs to just turn up the volume on liberalism.
Federal judges never stopped Obama, why would they stop Trump?
Federal judges never stopped Obama, why would they stop Trump?
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Trumps got 55% on Rasmussen.
People love him.
People love him.
The fact that people hate Trump makes me think he is doing something right.
No one should seek approval to lead. You do what you think is right and *** the rest of the noise.
No one should seek approval to lead. You do what you think is right and *** the rest of the noise.
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This isn't lead by committee like a freaking school board meeting.
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Ragnarok.Nausi said: »
I love that Vic still thinks he just needs to just turn up the volume on liberalism.
Federal judges never stopped Obama, why would they stop Trump?
Federal judges never stopped Obama, why would they stop Trump?
Federal judges stopped Obama all the time. One stopped Trump today. Nobody cares about hyper partisan polling. Better luck next time kiddo.
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