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Watch–Tom Cotton: If U.S. Can’t Deport Illegal Aliens Who Have Been Ordered Deported, Who Can We Deport?

June 24, 2019 MICHAELANTONIOAmnesty, asylum, Clips, Deportation, Illegal Aliens, illegal immigration, Immigration, mass immigration, Politics, Southern Border, Tom Cotton, U.S.-Mexico border0 comment

Sen. Tom Cotton (R-AR) questioned who federal immigration officials are allowed to deport if not illegal aliens who have already been ordered deported by an immigration judge. Last week, President Trump backed down on a plan to deport about 2,000 illegal alien families that have been ordered deported by immigration judges, saying he would use the effort as a bargaining tool in talks with Democrats to pass legislation that reforms the country’s asylum laws. During an interview with Fox News Sunday‘s Chris Wallace, Cotton asked if the U.S. cannot deport…

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Lindsey Graham’s Amnesty-for-Migration-Fix Swap Gets Boost from Donald Trump’s Deportation Delay

June 24, 2019 MICHAELANTONIODonald Trump, Economy, Immigration, Lindsey Graham, Migrant, migration, Politics0 comment

President Donald Trump’s decision to delay a small-scale deportation operation has created an opening for Sen. Lindsey Graham’s push to swap an amnesty for border reforms, say pro-immigration reformers. Graham already “is negotiating with [Democratic Sen. Richard] Durbin — [and] he’s not pulling the Republicans together” to present a united front, said Jessica Vaughan, policy director at the Center for Immigration Studies. On June 19, for example, Graham told Democratic Senators at a committee meeting that he is willing to trade an amnesty to get a border fixes. “I am willing…

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Pence Feels ‘Vindicated’ on Refugee Policy in Wake of Syrian’s Alleged Pittsburgh Church Bomb Plot

June 24, 2019 MICHAELANTONIObarack obama, bomb plot, Donald Trump, Immigration, Indiana, ISIS, justice department, Mike Pence, Pittsburgh, Politics, refugees, Syrian refugees, terrorism0 comment

Vice President Mike Pence feels “vindicated” on Syrian refugee policy in the wake of federal law enforcement foiling an alleged bomb plot in Pittsburgh, a source familiar with the vice president’s thinking told Breitbart News. Specifically, when he was governor of Indiana in late 2015 before President Donald Trump won the GOP nomination and selected Pence as his running mate, Pence as governor halted the resettlement of Syrian refugees in Indiana. The effort was bogged down in the court system in the years since, but now President Trump has implemented…