Immigration Ban

[KS63]

America First!

[davsel]

Brilliant

[Gman]

Awesome.

[hurley842002]

Wish he would have called out the twat holding the "he's lying to you" sign.

[roberth]

Awesome.

Yeah, Nigel ripped them a new one. Unfortunately those self-serving pols are as thick headed, ignorant, and stupid as the idiot (D) in this country.

[KAPA]

Should hear tomorrow if the EO on the ban gets shot down or not... To me it seems pretty black and white that the POTUS has the right to do it but with the 9th being so liberal their feelings will get in the way of law and I am thinking they will shoot it down. What does everyone think Trump's reaction will be?

I am wondering if he does not issue a new EO and shut down ALL immigration from all countries for 90 days so we can get a handle on how to vet people properly. If you just shut it all down, then they can't possibly say it is racist or singling out a religion or anything like that. Then he can say if you don't like it, take it up with the judges in the 9th circuit.

[GilpinGuy]

Haven't we had much more restictive policies toward immigration in the past? Why wouldn't that be used as a precedent? (assuming the court wasn't filled with left wing lunatics)

[KAPA]

Haven't we had much more restictive policies toward immigration in the past? Why wouldn't that be used as a precedent? (assuming the court wasn't filled with left wing lunatics)

Yeah, I don't remember the details and someone correct me if I am wrong but Obama basically did the same thing that Trump is trying to do right now. I leterally see no legal reason for them to shoot this thing down. All they have is "We don't like it".

I would love to see Trump shut all immigration down then. I mean for all the courts know, the POTUS could have intel that a nuclear bomb scientist is coming over and that guy is the one that knows how to assemble it or something. Unless the judge making this ruling gets more info on national security than what Trump gets something is wrong with our system if the POTUS is able to be overruled by a judge when it comes to national security issues.

[theGinsue]

I've been reading multiple news articles the last few days where they're saying the immigration issue may be more of a state issue rather than something the POTUS should be dictating.

Let's follow that "logic". CA decides to allow 25k "refugees" to immigrate into their state. In 6 months 20k of them are unaccounted for and a few dozen have been linked to crimes in various states all across the US.

How can immigration possibly be somethng decided by the individual states? A risk accepted by one state is a risk accepted by ALL states. This IS a national issue. Freakng idiot libs.

[Irving]

If people with green cards were prevented from entering the country, it was more than an immigration ban. One can come here without emigrating. It sounds like it was a total travel ban. It's pretty easy to sing the praises of an "immigration ban," but the reality is something else.