So?
I know. My daughter dated one. Those are not the people I'm talking about. Until we can tell the difference what Trump is doing is best.
Gramps, how about you stop being a pussy and admit you only care about the 1st amendment when it makes sense to you? You're a selfish, piece of shit hypocrite who doesn't even understand the importance and value of freedom of religion.
He may be a piece of shit hypocrite but I think he understands the value of freedom of religion.
There is no value to freedom of religion. It's value is as important as me worshiping a 74 Camero. Pointless stupidity except one is real.
I am not a piece of shit. I am an asshole. Get your facts straight faggot
By Saturday night, however, U.S. District Judge Ann Donnelly in New York had issued an emergency order that temporarily barred the deportation of people who had been detained after landing at U.S. airports with valid visas. The order also barred the detention of anyone with an approved refugee application. Donnelly said in her order “There is imminent danger that, absent the stay of removal, there will be substantial and irreparable injury to refugees, visa-holders, and other individuals from nations” who are subject to the president’s order. Similar court actions have followed in two other jurisdictions, Virginia and Washignton State. Reports from federal authorities indicated at least 170 people had been detained since Trump signed his order at the White House on Friday.
A protester stands facing police officers at an entrance of Terminal 4 at John F. Kennedy International Airport in New York, Jan. 28, 2017, after earlier in the day two Iraqi refugees were detained while trying to enter the country.
Trump responds
Trump brushed off comments that his order could be seen as an anti-Muslim measure, and said the “very strict” crackdown he had ordered was working out “very, very nicely.” The new immigration rules target people from seven nations — all where a large majority of the population is Muslim — judged as possible threats to the United States. “You see it at the airports, you see it all over,” the president told a reporter at the White House.
A crowd gathers during an anti-Donald Trump immigration ban protest outside Terminal 4 at John F. Kennedy International Airport in Queens, New York
At airports in New York, Washington, San Francisco and other cities, however, large crowds of protesters were gathering. Lawyers, many of them from the American Civil Liberties Union, also came to airports to offer counsel to airport detainees or any other U.S.-bound travelers stranded abroad. Fearful family members of those unable to enter the country were thrown into confusion by the new rules and what they said was a lack of information about how they were being enforced. Thousands of people at the New York airport chanted their support for refugees, and for “love, not hate,” and held signs condemning the president’s policy.
Trump Orders Block Immigrants at Airports, Leading to Chaos, Protests
Democrat Hillary Clinton, who lost to Trump in the November election and rarely commented since, tweeted “I stand with the people gathered across the country tonight defending our values and our Constitution. This is not who we are.” As he signed his executive order Friday night, Trump said: “We’re going to have a very, very strict ban and we’re going to have extreme vetting [of would-be immigrants], which we should have had in this country for many years.” By “extreme vetting,” Trump was referring to his plan to carefully and intensively investigate Muslims and other people deemed to be possible threats to the United States before they are allowed to enter the country.
Trump order blocked
The orders were the latest development in a flurry of activity since Trump took office just over a week ago. Trump signed his latest executive actions in the Oval Office, surrounded by smiling staff members and an attentive group of reporters. Trump spoke briefly but carefully as he signed the documents, showing them to the cameras after applying his large, angular signature to each order. The White House did not immediately make available the text of the orders.
President Donald Trump holds up a signed executive order in the Oval Office of the White House in Washington
Of the order calling for a plan to defeat Islamic State, which the White House calls ISIS, Trump said, "I think it's going to be very successful." The order gives the Joint Chiefs of Staff 30 days to come up with a plan to defeat the militant group. In a briefing on the executive orders ahead of Saturday's signing, an administration official said the order "would represent a profound statement on the part of the United States that we are committed to ending this atrocity. ... The intended results are saving an unknowably large amount of people on a humanitarian level."
Longer lobbying ban
The lobbying order places a five-year ban on lobbying by members of the Trump administration after they leave the White House. It expands the current ban, which lasts for two years after an individual leaves the service of the president. Trump joked with the staff members standing behind him that if anyone wanted to leave, they should do it immediately, before he signed the order. No one moved. The president chuckled and signed the document. Of the order to reorganize the National Security Council and the Homeland Security Council, Trump said, "It represents a lot. ... People have been talking about doing this of a long time. Like, many years." The rearrangement of the National Security Council is meant to make it more responsive to digital threats.
One of the executive orders Trump signed Friday called for a suspension of visas from countries "of particular concern." In response to a question about it Saturday, Trump said the order was "not a Muslim ban, but we are totally prepared. It's working out very nicely. We're going to have a very, very strict ban, and we're going to have extreme vetting, and we should have had this in this country for many years."
The same order restricts any Syrian refugees from entering the United States for an indefinite period of time, until the president deems otherwise. Ending the signing session with the media, Trump said, "OK. That's big stuff. Have a good weekend." His comments were met with applause from press and staff. Also Friday, Trump signed a presidential memorandum directed at the new secretary of defense and the Office of Budget Management, outlining their responsibilities for evaluating the nation's security policies. Trump said the memorandum regarding national security was intended to better support the U.S. military.
Trump Signs Orders on Defeating IS, Reorganizing NSC, Lobbying
You're an asshole hypocrite? Sorry, my bad.
Hypocrite? Only if telling my kids drinking & drugs are evil counts.
