Immigration

[The Other Side]

Notice how the country seems to roll along fine when the government does little to nothing? Often it is better when they do nothing.

Ya, heres some good thinking.

Congress has had the power to declare war on ISIS for years now, and have they? Of course not. They dont do anything, and its alot easier to try and blame the president when they fail to do their jobs in congress.

The GOP crys that they want ISIS stopped, but they do absolutely nothing about it, but heck, we did just complete our 13 bengazi hearing that accomplished absolutely NOTHING! AGAIN!!

for the 13th time.

TOS.

 

[moreluck]

Ya, heres some good thinking.

Congress has had the power to declare war on ISIS for years now, and have they? Of course not. They dont do anything, and its alot easier to try and blame the president when they fail to do their jobs in congress.

The GOP crys that they want ISIS stopped, but they do absolutely nothing about it, but heck, we did just complete our 13 bengazi hearing that accomplished absolutely NOTHING! AGAIN!!

for the 13th time.

TOS.

Well, the Democratic hearing accomplished nothing.....the Republcan Benghazi hearing is something else.

 

[Babagounj]

Swiss Do the Unthinkable: Deny Muslims Citizenship

In a move which no doubt has American immigration officials baffled, the Swiss are denying citizenship to Muslim after Muslim for failing to integrate into their society.

In Switzerland, unlike in the United States and many other countries, integration into society is more important for naturalization than knowledge of national history or politics. Candidates for citizenship must prove that they are well assimilated in their communities and respect local customs and traditions.

In Switzerland, local town or village councils make initial decisions on naturalization applications. If they decide a candidate is not an upstanding member of the community, the application will be denied and not forwarded to canton (state) and federal authorities for further processing.

 

[Babagounj]

 

[Sportello]

Baba, instead of 10 minutes of Infowar suffering, can you tell me how 'they' intend to charge President Obama of treason?

 

[Babagounj]

I believe it was part of the oath he took to hold the office of POTUS, to which he has failed to maintain .

 

[Sportello]

I believe it was part of the oath he took to hold the office of POTUS, to which he has failed to maintain .

Which part?

 

[moreluck]

Which part?

To preserve, protect & defend the constitution of the Unite States of America

 

[Sportello]

To preserve, protect & defend the constitution of the Unite States of America

I'm fairly certain he has not violated that, or any other part of his oath.

You may never say the word 'hate', but it sure comes through loudly.

 

[moreluck]

I'm fairly certain he has not violated that, or any other part of his oath.

You may never say the word 'hate', but it sure comes through loudly.

fairly certain ??? You're no lawyer!!

 

[Babagounj]

How come obama hasn't said a word about that 13yr US citizen brutal attacked and killed while sleeping , but is all over the news when there is a police involved shooting .

 

[Sportello]

fairly certain ??? You're no lawyer!!

Never claimed to be a lawyer, but you are no lawyer either.

The only thing you are, is consistently wrong.

 

[Babagounj]

Here’s a little quiz. True or false: When a federal immigration judge issues a “Final Order of Removal” against a criminal alien after all appeals and waivers and exemptions have been exhausted, then a federal immigration agency takes that person into custody and escorts him or her out of the country.

The answer is — False.

First, because in the large majority of cases, the criminal alien did not show up for the court hearing and has no known address.

Second, no one will go looking for him or her because the deportation order will be added to 925,000 other deportation orders that have yet to be enforced.

Third, many countries refuse to take back their citizens and we get stuck with them .

 

[Babagounj]

 

[newfie]

Here’s a little quiz. True or false: When a federal immigration judge issues a “Final Order of Removal” against a criminal alien after all appeals and waivers and exemptions have been exhausted, then a federal immigration agency takes that person into custody and escorts him or her out of the country.

The answer is — False.

First, because in the large majority of cases, the criminal alien did not show up for the court hearing and has no known address.

Second, no one will go looking for him or her because the deportation order will be added to 925,000 other deportation orders that have yet to be enforced.

Third, many countries refuse to take back their citizens and we get stuck with them .

i'm thinking parachutes may come in handy.

 

[Babagounj]

Since 2010, Refugees Have Not Been Screened for HIV Prior to Arrival in US - Breitbart

None of the estimated 400,000 refugees who have entered the United States since 2010 were screened for the Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) in their overseas medical screenings, thanks to a change in federal regulations made by the Obama administration that year.
Even though all refugees are encouraged to participate in an initial domestic medical screening that does include HIV testing within 90 days of entering the country, no one knows how many HIV positive refugees have arrived in the United States in the subsequent six and a half years, since participation in these screenings is voluntary and a significant percentage of refugees simply choose not to be screened.

 

[MAKAVELI]

Since 2010, Refugees Have Not Been Screened for HIV Prior to Arrival in US - Breitbart

None of the estimated 400,000 refugees who have entered the United States since 2010 were screened for the Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) in their overseas medical screenings, thanks to a change in federal regulations made by the Obama administration that year.
Even though all refugees are encouraged to participate in an initial domestic medical screening that does include HIV testing within 90 days of entering the country, no one knows how many HIV positive refugees have arrived in the United States in the subsequent six and a half years, since participation in these screenings is voluntary and a significant percentage of refugees simply choose not to be screened.

IMMIGRATION: HIV/AIDS no longer a bar to a green card
In 2008, Congress repealed the law that made having tested HIV-positive a bar to permanent residence. Then, in November 2009, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) took testing HIV positive and AIDS off the list of “communicable diseases of public health significance.” Only those diseases can make a person ineligible for a green card.
CDC - Final Rule: Removal of HIV Entry Ban - Immigrant and Refugee Health

 

[Wally]

Don't call them Refugees or Illegal Immigrants any longer. Now, they are called "Future Democrat Voters".

 

[MAKAVELI]

Don't call them Refugees or Illegal Immigrants any longer. Now, they are called "Future Democrat Voters".

 

[moreluck]