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My response to cultural appropriation nonsense

Posted on | October 26, 2018 | 2 Comments

Orly 1 sec ago

People need to get a life and stop this “cultural appropriation” garbage. This country is a melting pot, the whole planet is a melting pot. People eat and cook ethnic foods from all over the world, wear ethnic clothes from all over the world there is nothing wrong with this. Native Americans and African -Americans appropriate western clothes and foods just as westerners appropriate other people’s clothes and foods. It is more important to deal with serious problems, such as crime, drugs, lawlessness at the borders. There is a problem in the inner cities where 70% of children are born out of wedlock. According to statistics, being raised in a 1 parent household is the biggest contributing factor to poverty. Let/s address real problems, drop cultural appropriation nonsense.
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Kendall Jenner’s hairstyle for ‘Vogue’ photo called ‘offensive’ and cultural appropriation

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At least 14 children injured during attack at Chinese kindergarten, police say

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At least 14 children injured during attack at Chinese kindergarten, police say

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Anti-Democrat mail bomber faces more than 100 years in prison

Posted on | October 26, 2018 | 2 Comments

Anti-Democrat mail bomber faces more than 100 years in prison

Washington Examiner

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Mail bombs: FBI investigators check Florida leads

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Trump may halt entry for nearly all migrants seeking asylum on southern border

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See below my tweets to President Trump regarding the caravan and see the response in the article below. President Trump is planning a proclamation and executive order that I recommended

Posted on | October 25, 2018 | 9 Comments

Dr. Orly Taitz, Esq.‏ @DrOrlyTaitzEsq 11 hours ago

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@realDonaldTrump Just as the Supreme Court confirmed temporary ban from other countries, time for temp ban on asylums from Honduras, Venezuela, El Salvador due to massive invasion with hordes of people infiltrated by drug cartels, criminals and possible terrorists.
Dr. Orly Taitz, Esq.‏@DrOrlyTaitzEsqOct 22

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US President can issue a proclamation or executive order that the nations of Honduras, El Salvador, Quatemala and Mexico do not persecute their citizens based on race, religion, ethnicity and political aff-n and there will be no asylums granted to their citizens

This is reported later today:

The San Francisco Chronicle reported:

The Trump administration is considering an executive action that could use travel ban-like authority to block certain asylum seekers at the Mexican border, sources familiar with the discussions said Thursday.

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First, Homeland Security and the Justice Department would issue a rule limiting immigrants’ ability to seek asylum if they are part of a population barred by the president. The rule would take effect immediately, unlike most, and be justified as an extraordinary situation.

That would clear the way for Trump to issue a proclamation directed at a specific population, expected to target the 7,000-plus Central Americans heading toward the U.S.

The Washington Post reported:

Fixated on the migrant caravan moving north through Mexico, President Trump is weighing a plan to shut the U.S. border to Central Americans and deny them the opportunity to seek asylum, asserting similar emergency powers used during the early 2017 “travel ban,” according to administration officials and people familiar with the proposal.

White House weighs executive actions to block migrant caravan at the border

By TED HESSON, NANCY COOK and ANDREW RESTUCCIA

10/25/2018 09:21 PM EDT

Updated10/25/2018 10:57 PM EDT

The White House is weighing an executive action and regulatory change to block a caravan of Central American migrants from entering the United States, according to a DHS official, an administration official and three people familiar with the move.

Under the plan, the Trump administration would publish fast-track regulation that would restrict certain migrants’ ability to seek asylum. The regulation would be paired with a related proclamation from President Donald Trump.

The executive actions would follow the playbook of Trump’s most sensational immigration moves and test the bounds of public approval and legality, according to those familiar with it. Trump has fumed publicly and privately in recent days about a caravan of migrants traveling north through Mexico and challenged aides to find a solution.

The intense focus on immigration comes less than two weeks before the midterm elections. Democrats are favored to regain control of the House, but Republicans hope to retain competitive seats by digging in on a core issue.

“The administration is considering a wide range of administrative, legal and legislative options to address the Democrat-created crisis of mass illegal immigration,” a White House official said. “No decisions have been made at this time. Nor will we forecast to smugglers or caravans what precise strategies will or will not be deployed.”

While the Trump administration has framed the flow of migrants at the border as an emergency, the overall tally of arrests in fiscal year 2018 remained below the yearly average under President Barack Obama. The arrest totals are far below the high levels of the 1990s and early 2000s. The Senate tried to pass immigration legislation this year, but the White House rejected multiple bipartisan proposals.

However, the number of family members arriving at the border have reachedrecord highs. The trend is spurred by violence and poverty in Honduras, Guatemala and El Salvador, as well as the ability of asylum seekers to remain in the U.S. pending the outcome of their case.

Kerri Talbot, director of the D.C.-based Immigration Hub, said the plan to block certain asylum seekers is a play to Trump’s base. “He’s trying to distract voters from core issues like health care,” she said.

The DHS official briefed on the moves warned that the administration could abandon the plan or adjust it before moving forward.

The actions appear to lean on the same statute behind Trump’s travel ban, according to those familiar with it. The statute states that the president can suspend entry of foreigners deemed “detrimental to the interests of the United States.”

The Supreme Court ultimately upheld the third version of the travel ban in June. In a 5-4 decision, the justices ruled the president has vast powers in the realm of national security.

“I think the courts respected a thorough national security review that was undertaken,” said the DHS official. “Here you’ve got something that appears to be completely political and focused on a caravan of women and children.”

The interim final rule would mirror language in a more comprehensive proposed regulation slated for publication in December, according to the official and another person familiar with it.

The broader regulation would give Trump the power to issue a proclamation to block certain groups of migrants from seeking asylum, according to draft language reviewed by POLITICO.

“The bar on asylum would apply to proclamations issued on or after the effective date of the final rule,” the draft read.