Trump would bring back Muslim bans and ban refugees
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He just said so in Wisconsin. Golly, one has to wonder why the media hasn’t covered this really at all, especially given that Trump essentially calls all Muslims terrorists and says we have to ban them to prevent jihad.
I don’t know if he’s noticed that he’s been a part of the Evangelical/Catholic/Fundamentalist jihad against normal people with him causing the overturning of Roe. And I hope all the people who have been manipulated into thinking Biden is worse on this pay attention that not only has Trump called for rounding up immigrants and deporting them all, but now he wants to bring back the Muslim bans. I guess when you want Netanyahu to “finish the job” as Trump has said, you’re not really caring what that means. Right around the 1:45 mark is when he says it all. https://preview.redd.it/both-sides-the-same-v0-jlgy1dabg1yc1.png?auto=webp&s=8d6eab59c993facfcd6fe521155db1474426c0eb Edit by Admin: The OP asked to add this link: https://www.voanews.com/a/trump-wants-to-restore-travel-ban-on-some-muslim-majority-countries/7596142.html |
Anonymous
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I know. He wants to deport 11 million people. I wonder how he plans to pay for that?
I hope he starts with Melania! She lied to be here. |
Anonymous
For profit prisons, same as it was when he enjoyed ripping children from their parents and then losing track of them. The GOP loves government spending when they get to profit and it hurts someone. OP. |
Anonymous
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What Trump said is that he is restoring the TRAVEL ban. He said nothing about Muslims. And, his last travel ban did NOT prevent all Muslims from entry into the country as outlined by FactCheck.org.
https://www.factcheck.org/2018/06/trumps-travel-ban-doesnt-affect-all-muslims/ Trump most recently issued a proclamation restricting certain nationals of Iran, Libya, Somalia, Syria, Yemen and North Korea from obtaining visas to travel to the U.S. Certain Venezuelan government officials and their families were also barred. The first five countries are majority Muslim nations, but that’s far from banning all Muslims. In fact, in January 2017, the Pew Research Center estimated that Trump’s original executive order would affect only about 12 percent of Muslims in the world. That was when restrictions were also placed on Iraqi and Sudanese nationals, who have since been excluded. The proclamation — “Enhancing Vetting Capabilities and Processes for Detecting Attempted Entry into the United States by Terrorists or other Public-Safety Threats” — was issued on Sept. 24, 2017, after two previous executive orders on immigration in January and March of that year. The proclamation applies to certain nationals from the named countries who want to obtain a visa for travel to the U.S. The restrictions have been tailored to each country for different security reasons, according to a White House explainer. They cover immigrants, who want to come to the U.S. permanently, and nonimmigrants, who only plan to visit temporarily. Iran: Entry is suspended for Iranian nationals as immigrants and nonimmigrants, with the exception of individuals traveling on valid student and exchange visitor visas. Those temporary visitors will be subject to enhanced screening and vetting. Libya: Entry is suspended for Libyan nationals as immigrants, as well as nonimmigrants on business and tourist visas. Somalia: Entry is suspended for Somalian nationals as immigrants. Nonimmigrants traveling to the U.S. will be subjected to enhanced screening and vetting. Syria: Entry is suspended for Syrian nationals as immigrants and nonimmigrants. Yemen: Entry is suspended for Yemeni nationals as immigrants and nonimmigrants traveling on business and tourist visas. North Korea: Entry is suspended for North Korean nationals as immigrants and nonimmigrants. Venezuela: Entry is suspended for certain Venezuelan government officials and their immediate family members traveling on business and tourist visas. (Chad was removed from the original list in an update to the proclamation in April.) Some Are Exempt To be clear, not all foreign nationals from those countries are affected. The proclamation mentions exemptions for several individuals, including: Any lawful permanent resident of the U.S. Any person who has a valid document other than a visa granting admission to the U.S. — such as a boarding foil (for lost or stolen green cards) or an advance parole document (for those in the process of adjusting immigration status). Any dual national from a restricted country who is traveling with a passport from a nonrestricted country Any person granted asylum by the U.S., previously admitted as a refugee, or granted other forms of relief or protection |
Anonymous
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He and is supporters want concentration camps. You know for the immigrants and Muslim and blacks and maybe jews…or disloyal Jews. Surely disloyal republicans can end up in there? Maybe some CEOs who do not go along with the plan.
If only Biden would treat Israel like any other country but that is a bridge too far. |
Anonymous
| He’s telling his people what they want to hear. |
Anonymous
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Based on events in the Middle East Trump said, “we do not need a jihad in the United States of America. We do not need our once great cities to become hot beds of terrorism and on day one of the Trump I’m restoring the travel ban.” Call it whatever makes you feel better about your xenophobia, but he’s talking about banning Muslims as he did in those dark days of his term. Again, he wants Netanyahu to finish the job and Jared Kushner has been measuring Gaza for drapes. This is meant to be a dog whistle where people like you and the other white nationalist and white nationalist friendly pps can say “it’s not a Muslim ban, it’s a travel ban.” That only banned Muslims. OP. |
Anonymous
I don't know what more evidence you need to prove that there was never a Muslim ban. When PolitiFact even says it, you know your claims are false. |
Anonymous
| According to posters on this site, the president whether Trump or Biden cannot do anything to reduce illegal immigration without action from Congress. |
Anonymous
Congress blocked Biden's border security bill, so, that seems to be true. However, there are travel bans in emergency situations that can be done with an EO. |
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| Trump is in the majority on every issue. His policies are the overwhelming desires of the American people. The swamp hates democracy and refuses to implement the policies the people want. |
Anonymous
You said this in some other thread. It was false there and it's false here too. |
Anonymous
| Immigration is going to be a huge election issue. |