How would your children be at risk, if they already have their vaccinations?
Why is it that the libtards(sans Tibs) here never contribute for the luxury of posting here? You are like a bunch of welfare moms, expecting everything for free. Typical.
How would your children be at risk, if they already have their vaccinations?
How bout this new law. No govt persons in either house will receive any pay, health coverage...etc while during a got shutdown. The fact these ***** continue to get paid playing games needs changed
How bout this new law. No govt persons in either house will receive any pay, health coverage...etc while during a got shutdown. The fact these ***** continue to get paid playing games needs changed
That's all well and good, but most members of congress have been there so long that they are millionaires. Probably wouldn't affect them a whole lot.
The former Border Patrol Chief under former President Barack Obama is calling out liberal pundits for “dismissing facts” when discussing the border crisis that some are calling “manufactured.”
Mark Morgan, who was asked to step down from his position as President Donald Trump’s administration took over in January of 2017, is still defending Trump’s effort to better secure the border and build the wall.
“I see a lot of the pundits talking and they have never been to the border, and they never talk to the experts, and they’re absolutely dismissing the facts,” said Morgan.
He also admitted to laughing out loud when he saw video of CNN’s Jim Acosta walking near the U.S.-Mexico border in McAllen, Texas where he inadvertently made the case for the construction of a border wall
That's all well and good, but most members of congress have been there so long that they are millionaires. Probably wouldn't affect them a whole lot.
I know, but something you know.
Is California really that bad?
Yeah, this is really a must-have. Well worth shutting down the federal government so long as Trump can't have his way.
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" data-lang="en"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Will Hurd’s Texas district alone spans 42% of the entire US-Mexico border<br><br>Hurd is a former CIA agent<br><br>He is a Republican<br><br>He opposes the wall <a href="https://t.co/quJsU8c46n">https://t.co/quJsU8c46n</a></p>— John Harwood (@JohnJHarwood) <a href="https://twitter.com/JohnJHarwood/status/1086804716632313857?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">January 20, 2019</a></blockquote>
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The idea of the federal government mounting something with a name like Operation Wetback may seem next to impossible in this day and age. But as the issue of immigration has become intertwined with those of drugs and national security, several American presidents have brushed up against it in unpleasant ways:
▪ Carter's seizure of hundreds of boats from the private flotilla that went to the port of Mariel to pick up the 125,000 or so Cubans freed to leave by a Fidel Castro fit of pique in 1980. "On the one hand, Carter was making this grand humanitarian gesture, welcoming everybody in, and with the other, he was behaving so vindictively, taking the boats that brought the refugees in," said Fox-Isicoff, who as a young attorney just out of law school was working as a federal immigration prosecutor.
Fox-Isicoff handled scores of the seizures. Already growing dubious about federal treatment of undocumented workers who, in her view, were guilty of nothing more than wanting to work for a living, she was so dismayed by what she saw as the unfairness of the seizures that she switched sides, going into private practice to represent immigrants rather than the government.
▪ Immigration activists began calling President Obama the Deporter-in-Chief after his administration booted 2.5 million undocumented immigrants out the country during his presidency, more than all previous presidents put together. He also began the policy of detaining entire undocumented families to await their day before an immigration judge, rather than releasing them on parole as previous administrations had done.
"They were kept on horrible conditions," said Fox-Issicoff. "They were in facilities that were so cold that everybody called them 'meat lockers.' The children were sick all the time and they had no toys, nothing to do. Nobody is as bad as Trump, but I blame Obama for many of the problems we have now. There were so many things he could have done to ward off the disaster that Trump has created."
▪ Bill Clinton's decision to send tens of thousands of first Haitian and then Cuban refugees to live in tents at the U.S. naval base at Guantánamo Bay. The refugees were, in many respects, treated worse than the accused terrorists housed in prison there today. The prisons have air conditioning and running water; the refugees had neither.
"We lived in tents in groups of 22 people. It was really in overcrowded conditions," said Moraima Alfonso, a TV makeup artist who spent more than a year in the camps after the U.S. Coast Guard picked up the raft upon which she was escaping Cuba in 1994. "We were like prisoners. They would put us out in the scalding sun for hours at a time to count us."
The refugees, for a time, also had to endure intermittent harassment from the U.S. military, which had been instructed to try to get them to voluntarily repatriate to Fidel Castro's side of the island. "Some nights, at 3 in the morning, soldiers would come in with loudspeakers and start yelling, 'You are not going to go to the United States,' " Alfonso said.
Yeah, this is really a must-have. Well worth shutting down the federal government so long as Trump can't have his way.
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" data-lang="en"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Will Hurd’s Texas district alone spans 42% of the entire US-Mexico border<br><br>Hurd is a former CIA agent<br><br>He is a Republican<br><br>He opposes the wall <a href="https://t.co/quJsU8c46n">https://t.co/quJsU8c46n</a></p>— John Harwood (@JohnJHarwood) <a href="https://twitter.com/JohnJHarwood/status/1086804716632313857?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">January 20, 2019</a></blockquote>
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