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7 minutes ago, keepthefaith said:

 

And whatever he signs will likely be temporary thus compelling Democrats to come to the table and negotiate a real solution.  Let me be clear though, that's not a prediction that anything permanent gets done.  It won't this year unless Republicans find a way to go alone. 

 

See DACA.

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14 minutes ago, keepthefaith said:

 

And whatever he signs will likely be temporary thus compelling Democrats to come to the table and negotiate a real solution.  Let me be clear though, that's not a prediction that anything permanent gets done.  It won't this year unless Republicans find a way to go alone. 

 

And then the left will sue, challenging the EO in court and get it struck down - and we'll back in the same spot we are now. 

 

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5 minutes ago, Deranged Rhino said:

 

And then the left will sue, challenging the EO in court and get it struck down - and we'll back in the same spot we are now. 

 

:lol: 

 

Hey look - major ass hat is parroting Rush Limbaugh talking points from 40 minutes ago!

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14 minutes ago, B-Man said:

 

 

Another big OOOPS by the Left.

 

 

 

Hardly.  They'll just accuse CBP and DHS of lying again.

7 minutes ago, peace out said:

 

Hey look - major ass hat is parroting Rush Limbaugh talking points from 40 minutes ago!

 

Given the Democratic practice for EVERYTHING immigration related under Trump has been to challenge it in court, get it struck down, and maintain the !@#$ed-up status quo, it's not much of a stretch to believe that millions of people nation-wide came to that conclusion independently of Rush.

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9 minutes ago, peace out said:

 

Hey look - major ass hat is parroting Rush Limbaugh talking points from 40 minutes ago!

 

I've never listened to Rush. But it's nice to know you do. 

 

This is a "talking point" that's been a punchline for weeks now. Way to keep proving that you have no sense of humor. 

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2 minutes ago, DC Tom said:

 

Hardly.  They'll just accuse CBP and DHS of lying again.

 

Given the Democratic practice for EVERYTHING immigration related under Trump has been to challenge it in court, get it struck down, and maintain the !@#$ed-up status quo, it's not much of a stretch to believe that millions of people nation-wide came to that conclusion independently of Rush.

It's a stretch to believe Trump would actually not lie.  He ain't signed anything yet. It is also a  stretch to believe Trump would straight up reverse it and that it would be challenged, that's really stupid and had to come from Rush through Deranged. 

 

But don't worry, there will be lawsuits over this. You can't committ child abuse and expect everyone to sit on their hands 

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1 hour ago, Deranged Rhino said:

 

 



There are so many things I want to say about the MSM, the Obama administration, illegal aliens, and our porous borders, but I'd just be repeating much of what was previously said in this thread.  And my eardrums can't handle much more of the shrieking from the left and MSM (but I repeat myself).

It will be interesting to see what the EO actually says.

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More than 600 United Methodist clergy and laity say they are bringing church law charges against U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions, a fellow United Methodist, over a zero tolerance U.S. immigration policy — a policy that includes separating children from parents apprehended for crossing into the U.S. illegally.

However, an authority on church history and polity said he’s unaware of a complaint against a lay person ever moving past the district level. 

The group claimed in a June 18 statement that Sessions, a member of a Mobile, Alabama, church, violated Paragraph 2702.3 of the denomination’s Book of Discipline.

Specifically, the group accuses him of child abuse in reference to separating young children from their parents and holding them in mass incarceration facilities; immorality; racial discrimination and “dissemination of doctrines contrary to the established standards of doctrines” of The United Methodist Church.

All are categories listed in 2702.3 as chargeable offenses for a professing member of a local church.

“I really never would have thought I’d be working on charges against anybody in the Methodist connection, much less a lay person,” said the Rev. David Wright, a Pacific Northwest Conference elder and chaplain at the University of Puget Sound in Washington State, and organizer of the effort to charge Sessions.

But Wright said the Trump administration’s zero tolerance policy as enforced by Sessions, combined with Sessions’ use of Romans 13 to justify the policy, led him and others to conclude that more than a statement of protest was needed.

 

Wow!! 

 

http://www.umc.org/church-charges-brought-against-sessions.static.html

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From the daily caller...

 

The media and political class become more and more outraged over the Trump administration’s decision to detain and prosecute immigrants illegally crossing the border.

Lost in the debate is any acknowledgment that President Obama’s administration also used detention facilities.

Current U.S. immigration laws, when enforced, have the consequence of temporarily separating adults who arrive with children into separate detention facilities in order to prosecute the adults.

The policy of prosecuting immigrants for crossing the border illegally has been in place for multiple administrations. The Obama administration prosecuted half a million illegal immigrants and similarly separated families in the process. So did the Bush administration.

Personal accounts from immigration lawyers tell a tale of Obama being equally concerned about unaccompanied minors traveling to the border and wanting to create a deterrent.

Photos of border detention facilities from the Obama-era, taken during 2014, look nearly identical to the ones taken during the Trump era.

You never see them, however. Here they are, taken in 2014 during a media tour of Obama-era detention facilities in Brownsville, Texas, and Nogales, Arizona.

 

Click link to see photos...

 

http://dailycaller.com/2018/06/19/photos-obama-immigration-detention-facilities

 
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25 minutes ago, DC Tom said:

 

Hardly.  They'll just accuse CBP and DHS of lying again.

 

Given the Democratic practice for EVERYTHING immigration related under Trump has been to challenge it in court, get it struck down, and maintain the !@#$ed-up status quo, it's not much of a stretch to believe that millions of people nation-wide came to that conclusion independently of Rush.

We have a problem that needs to be solved. If the dems wanted it solved it could be solved. They don't want it solved because it makes a good political point for them. Instead of Trump and his supporters getting blamed for the situation he's going to have an EO that will appear to have solved the issue. If the dems oppose it the blame will be on them. Then maybe we can go back to Stormy Daniels.

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9 minutes ago, MILFHUNTER#518 said:

From the daily caller...

 

The media and political class become more and more outraged over the Trump administration’s decision to detain and prosecute immigrants illegally crossing the border.

Lost in the debate is any acknowledgment that President Obama’s administration also used detention facilities.

Current U.S. immigration laws, when enforced, have the consequence of temporarily separating adults who arrive with children into separate detention facilities in order to prosecute the adults.

The policy of prosecuting immigrants for crossing the border illegally has been in place for multiple administrations. The Obama administration prosecuted half a million illegal immigrants and similarly separated families in the process. So did the Bush administration.

Personal accounts from immigration lawyers tell a tale of Obama being equally concerned about unaccompanied minors traveling to the border and wanting to create a deterrent.

Photos of border detention facilities from the Obama-era, taken during 2014, look nearly identical to the ones taken during the Trump era.

You never see them, however. Here they are, taken in 2014 during a media tour of Obama-era detention facilities in Brownsville, Texas, and Nogales, Arizona.

 

Click link to see photos...

 

http://dailycaller.com/2018/06/19/photos-obama-immigration-detention-facilities

 

Fake news 

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3rd pretty much outlines the formula Dem's apply to every issue they deem fitting into their attack-whomever-ain't-us tactic.  Just substitute the name of one issue for another and you'll have the game plan.

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The media is disgusting with how they are milking and fanning the flames of this situation. It couldn't be anymore biased or one sided. A twisted effort to plunge the country deeper into chaos and turn us against one another.

 

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