It’s deja-vu all over again, as baseball legend Yogi Berra might have said. The politicians and media are telling us the world is coming to an end because a “compromise” could not be made at the 11th hour to keep the Federal government in business.
Immigration and Customs Enforcement appears to be escalating its targeting of immigrant rights activists for deportation.
Since President Donald Trump was inaugurated, there have been at least ten prominent cases where immigrants involved in community activism were deported or faced an increased threat of deportation.
A government shutdown is quite likely from the looks of things. Stock up on food, pack the kids and dog and head for the hills, because the world is going to end.
Oh, please.
The mainstream hypocrites are in an uproar because Trump referred to some countries as sh&%holes, while simultaneously they call “fly over country” and the south even worse. In this video I castigate the Alt Media and Alt Right for not offering anything beyond biological determinism, which has built NO civilization. Civlizations are built on theology, philosophy, race and/or ethnos, as well as other aspects of culture, like language.
The January 11, 2018 meeting with several US Senators has been reported in many media outlets, including our own for the reported swearing and profanity the President used in the meeting. However, the real matter is what the meeting is about is quite important, and it is important to understand the direction the US President wishes to take on immigration policy going forward.
US President Trump created a DC media firestorm on Thursday, when he reportedly questioned the policy of the United States regarding bring people in from war-torn and very poor Third World nations, with very strong, and profane language.
“Why are we having all these people from s***hole countries come here?” the president reportedly barked during an Oval Office sitdown meeting that was attended by several members of Congress. Two people, unnamed, but claiming familiarity with the matter, reported this to the Washington Post.
It’s not like he hasn’t had precedent:
When bipartisan lawmakers presented President Trump with a DACA proposal that included restoring protections for immigrants from Haiti, El Salvador, and African countries, Trump burst out, "Why are we having all these people from shithole countries come here?" He exclaimed that the United States should, instead, bring more people from countries like Norway. For that comment, Trump is being accused of being a racist - of course. [...]
After Trump's televised meeting on the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals DACA program, a federal judge in California blocked the Trump administration from rescinding it in March. The judge ruled that deportation protections must remain in place until legal challenges work their way through the court system. [There is a lot of uncertainty in the wake of Trumps reversal of position, but one thing is clear; immigration reform is now an empty phrase.] [...]
