for four months. It appears that Obama blocked Syrian refugees for four YEARS!

I wasn't sayin' I was just sayin'.

You have posted this twice now. Can you point me to the process? I don't remember it before and it seems people are coming from there faster than that albeit in much smaller numbers than Europe by far.

I'm a big dumb shitlib baby

Have you told us what is wrong with the current vetting process yet?

The victims are the American People and the Republic itself.

Trump will eventually let in 13,000 Syrian refugees and the left will anoint him the Great Humanitarian.

The victims are the American People and the Republic itself.

Thanks for stopping by again.

Thanks for stopping by again.

Seacrest I had the honor of being at the mass said by Cardinal Cupich on Sunday. It would have been good for you to hear his homily. My guess is you would have stormed out.

The victims are the American People and the Republic itself.

Can one person explain how this makes the U.S. safer, please?

Our hotel smelled like dead hooker vagina (before you ask I had gotten a detailed description from beardown)

It's officially a great thread once Seacrest enters with condescending posts that contribute absolutely nothing.

The victims are the American People and the Republic itself.

Trump will eventually let in 13,000 Syrian refugees and the left will anoint him the Great Humanitarian.

Responding with kindness to someone who judges me negatively without reason is condescesion?

You must be a blast at work and parties.

Have a terrible night and die in MANY fires.

Responding with kindness to someone who judges me negatively without reason is condescesion?

You must be a blast at work and parties.

awww, can you feel the love?
asalamalakum

Have a terrible night and die in MANY fires.

What was the common theme of the countries that were banned though?

Have a blessed day.

That probably says we aren't allowing them to pour into our country and that our 18 to 24 month vetting process has been effective.

The only people who have a legal constitutional right to enter the United States are its citizens ,not even green card holders. According to Law long codified the President can block entrance to any person or class of persons if he deems them a threat to the United States.

This is all revolving around whether we are obligated to take refugees. There is a difference between refugees and immigrants.
This hue and cry that we have to take them is strange claiming that it is a moral thing to do, it is in a Judaeo Christian society ,which until this came around we where constantly being told we where not. The majority of these same people clamoring for these peoples entrance come from a narrow segment of the USA population. An Oct nationwide survey said that 65% of Americans favored a temporary ban of refugees coming into the country. Why because they see what is happening in places like Sweden and Norway,places that until they took people from these places in did lock doors, places that saw an increase of over 200% in violent crime.
But Jesus himself said to fix your own house before you try fixing someone elses.
Plus, there is a rumor I heard on one of the shows this might be a prelude to setting up of safe areas in Muslim areas for them instead of
bring them to the Western Nations.

Our hotel smelled like dead hooker vagina (before you ask I had gotten a detailed description from beardown)

Have a terrible night and die in MANY fires.

Can one person explain how this makes the U.S. safer, please?

I'm a big dumb shitlib baby

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There is not a damned thing wrong with people who are bull shitters.

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the administration is deliberately testing the limits of governmental checks and balances to set up a self-serving, dangerous consolidation of power.

1. We launch a series of Executive Orders in the first week. Beforehand, we identify one that our opponents will complain loudly about and will dominate the news cycle. Immigration ban. Perfect.

2. We craft the ban to be about 20% more extreme than we actually want it to be — say, let’s make the explicit decision to block green card holders from defined countries from entering the US, rather than just visa holders. We create some confusion so that we can walk back from that part later, but let’s make sure that it’s enforced to begin with.

3. We watch our opposition pour out into the streets protesting the extremes of our public measure, exactly as we intended. The protests dominate the news, but our base doesn’t watch CNN anyway. The ACLU will file motions to oppose the most extreme parts of our measure, that’s actually going to be useful too. We don’t actually care if we win, that’s why we made it more extreme than it needed to be. But in doing so, the lawsuit process will test the loyalty of those enforcing what we say.

4. While the nation’s attention is on our extreme EO, slip a few more nuanced moves through. For example, reconfigure the National Security Council so that it’s led by our inner circle. Or gut the State Department’s ability to resist more extreme moves. That will have massive benefits down the road — the NSC are the folks that authorize secret assassinations against enemies of the state, including American citizens. Almost nobody has time to analyze that move closely, and those that do can’t get coverage.

5. When the lawsuits filed by the ACLU inevitably succeed, stay silent. Don’t tell the DHS to abide by the what the federal judge says, see what they do on their own. If they capitulate to the courts, we know our power with the DHS is limited and we need to staff it with more loyal people. But if they continue enforcing our EO until we tell them not to, we know that we can completely ignore the judicial branch later on and the DHS will have our back.

6. Once the DHS has made their move, walk back from the 20% we didn’t want in the first place. Let the green card holders in, and pretend that’s what we meant all along. The protestors and the ACLU, both clamoring to display their efficacy, jump on the moment to declare a huge victory. The crowds dissipate, they have to go back to work.

7. When the dust settles, we have 100% of the Executive Order we originally wanted, we’ve tested the loyalty of a department we’ll need later on, we’ve proven we can ignore an entire branch of government, and we’ve slipped in some subtle moves that will make the next test even easier.