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In signing the executive order, Trump said the new administration needed time to develop a stricter screening process for refugees, immigrants and visitors.
WASHINGTON — President Trump’s executive order on immigration quickly reverberated through the United States and across the globe on Saturday, slamming the border shut for an Iranian scientist headed to a lab in Boston, an Iraqi who had worked as an interpreter for the United States Army, and a Syrian refugee family headed to a new life in Ohio, among countless others.
Around the nation, security officers at major international gateways had new rules to follow. Humanitarian organizations scrambled to cancel long-planned programs, delivering the bad news to families who were about to travel. Refugees who were airborne on flights when the order was signed were detained at airports.
At least one case quickly prompted a legal challenge as lawyers representing two Iraqi refugees held at Kennedy International Airport in New York filed a motion early Saturday seeking to have their clients released. They also filed a motion for class certification, in an effort to represent all refugees and other immigrants who they said were being unlawfully detained at ports of entry.
Mr. Trump’s order, enacted with the stroke of a pen on Friday afternoon, suspended entry of all refugees to the United States for 120 days, barred Syrian refugees indefinitely, and blocked entry into the United States for 90 days for citizens of seven predominantly Muslim countries: Iran, Iraq, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Syria and Yemen.
The White House said the restrictions would protect “the United States from foreign nationals entering from countries compromised by terrorism” and ensure “a more rigorous vetting process.” But critics condemned Mr. Trump over the immediate collateral damage imposed on people who, by all accounts, had no sinister intentions in trying to come to the United States.
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After all that has happened since election day, you still can't see that Trump is a bigoted piece of **** nearly everyone in here was calling him months before the election. His recent action prove us right, not you.
Being condescending and a all around insufferable towards others is always more important that discussing the real issues.
The second everyone in here is proven right about Trump, that he is a white supremacist clown, you want the conversation to be about how it is everyone else's fault (Obama, the DNC, liberlas, posters in here), and how right you were.
You never want to talk about the real issues in depth because a) you not knowledgeable about them and b)when it is the next man's life or money, it is inconsequential.
But when Trump hurt your prospects this week, you were in here agreeing.
But maybe you like this xenophobic nonsense going on right now, you *** was spewing that garbage towards me when you thought it was funny.
So sit down, learn the issues, and shut the hell up.
I guess The Bigot[emoji]8482[/emoji] must hate money because his policies are going to hurt the economy.
Amazing. Even still with all that's happened since election day. You all still can't see it.
After all that has happened since election day, you still can't see that Trump is a bigoted piece of **** nearly everyone in here was calling him months before the election. His recent action prove us right, not you.
Being condescending and a all around insufferable towards others is always more important that discussing the real issues.
The second everyone in here is proven right about Trump, that he is a white supremacist clown, you want the conversation to be about how it is everyone else's fault (Obama, the DNC, liberlas, posters in here), and how right you were.
You never want to talk about the real issues in depth because a) you not knowledgeable about them and b)when it is the next man's life or money, it is inconsequential.
But when Trump hurt your prospects this week, you were in here agreeing.
But maybe you like this xenophobic nonsense going on right now, you *** was spewing that garbage towards me when you thought it was funny.
So sit down, learn the issues, and shut the hell up.
His stock portfolio has investments in big oil, big banks,and military contractors. By his current policy making, we know what he's trying to do is for himself and the people he surrounds himself with.I guess The Bigot[emoji]8482[/emoji] must hate money because his policies are going to hurt the economy.
Rico isn't half wrong
I shared my doubts about Hillary plenty times in the thread during the election year, even had Rusty chastise me for being a Bernie supporter
I was a Bernie supporter, but after it became clear that Bernie lost, I switched to "stop that madman from getting to the White House" mode immediately. Looking back, I even blame Bernie for not supportive of Hillary quite enough after he lost. Clearly he failed to persuade a lot of his voters.
Anyone whose "doubts about Hillary" resulted in voting for Drumpf, voting for a third party candidate or not voting should be ashamed. Even if Drumpf wasn't a bigot and was actually a nice person, political experience alone should've been an easy deal breaker between him and Hillary.
This.
Rico talks as if people are fans of political dynasties. From 1990 'til now, we've had Bushes and Clintons with 8 years of Obama in between (which might have been different had he lost the primaries in 200. It doesn't look good in a democracy. Still, just like 2008 had a special candidate, we found another one in 2016: an habitual liar with a questionable history as a businessman and a human being.
People simply chose to ignore it, and now they're like "why didn't you put up a better candidate?"
There was a better candidate (in the sense that a graze is better than a bullet wound); the people just didn't choose her and went with the gamble.
Time to pay up.
Basically,I still can't see how folks are justifying Trump being a better candidate
Even as flawed as she was,Hillary Rodham Clinton would've still been a much better president
His stock portfolio has investments in big oil, big banks,and military contractors. By his current policy making, we know what he's trying to do is for himself and the people he surrounds himself with.I guess The Bigot[emoji]8482[/emoji] must hate money because his policies are going to hurt the economy.
This is a politics thread...harsh opinions are to be expected
If you find them bothersome enough to distract or put you off from the wealth of information that's shared in here every day, that's on you
Then why again focus on rhetoric as opposed to the number of factual links posted and educate yourself? How does this make you any different looking for an argument? I agree it can be off putting at times, but you choose what to engage in. Everytime I see "indepents" pop up here their focus is voter/poster rhetoric, not the issues. Start with the issues.
I'd disagree the country is more divided than it has been in the last 8 years. I know what you are trying to say but it's just not true
And this is what annoys me, no opposition or "independent" wants to address the actual issues, just how arrogant you come across while the real world is crumbling. It's frustrating reading this thread at times with the deflections, like do you not see these things happening? is shuting down aggressive liberal poster rhetoric your biggest issue? Wake the **** up and stop being pathetic. THE #1 reason we're here are the Rico's of America that ignored issues in favor of fake objectivity and intelligence.
I'd disagree the country is more divided than it has been in the last 8 years. I know what you are trying to say but it's just not true
I think we're on the same side, my g.
The country is more "divided", but they say it's more "unity".
"Unity" to them means middle aged xenophobic white folk are back in charge.
"Divided" to them means middle aged xenophobic white dudes are not in charge.
Okay I see the post you're making. I do agree with it. I mean look at all the white people saying "we finally have our country back!"....when wasn't it theirs?I think we're on the same side, my g.
The country is more "divided", but they say it's more "unity".
"Unity" to them means middle aged xenophobic white folk are back in charge. When they are in charge, there's more division. But they're cool, so it's all good. "Unity".
"Divided" to them means middle aged xenophobic white dudes are not in charge. When those dudes are not in charge, there's more unity. But they're assed out when there's more unity (and when i say assed out, i mean they are treated like everyone else)
And this is what annoys me, no opposition or "independent" wants to address the actual issues, just how arrogant you come across while the real world is crumbling. It's frustrating reading this thread at times with the deflections, like do you not see these things happening? is shuting down aggressive liberal poster rhetoric your biggest issue? Wake the **** up and stop being pathetic. THE #1 reason we're here are the Rico's of America that ignored issues in favor of fake objectivity and intelligence.
Oh please. This last election wasn't even about issues. It was about scandal and which was least evil. A narrative propagated by the media and the Rusty's of the world. I would have loved to have debated issues but that wasn't where the country was.
It's become about issues now though.Everyone is now a policy wonk. It's actually annoying to be honest. Cats who never gave a damn about politics suddenly have an opinion of cabinet nominees. Give me a break.
And this is what annoys me, no opposition or "independent" wants to address the actual issues, just how arrogant you come across while the real world is crumbling. It's frustrating reading this thread at times with the deflections, like do you not see these things happening? is shuting down aggressive liberal poster rhetoric your biggest issue? Wake the **** up and stop being pathetic. THE #1 reason we're here are the Rico's of America that ignored issues in favor of fake objectivity and intelligence.
Oh please. This last election wasn't even about issues. It was about scandal and which was least evil. A narrative propagated by the media and the Rusty's of the world. I would have loved to have debated issues but that wasn't where the country was.
It's become about issues now though.Everyone is now a policy wonk. It's actually annoying to be honest. Cats who never gave a damn about politics suddenly have an opinion of cabinet nominees. Give me a break.
.And this is what annoys me, no opposition or "independent" wants to address the actual issues, just how arrogant you come across while the real world is crumbling. It's frustrating reading this thread at times with the deflections, like do you not see these things happening? is shuting down aggressive liberal poster rhetoric your biggest issue? Wake the **** up and stop being pathetic. THE #1 reason we're here are the Rico's of America that ignored issues in favor of fake objectivity and intelligence.
Oh please. This last election wasn't even about issues. It was about scandal and which was least evil. A narrative propagated by the media and the Rusty's of the world. I would have loved to have debated issues but that wasn't where the country was.
It's become about issues now though.Everyone is now a policy wonk. It's actually annoying to be honest. Cats who never gave a damn about politics suddenly have an opinion of cabinet nominees. Give me a break.