Thread: JUST IN: President Trump Moves to Restrict Asylum Access at Southern Border

Originally Posted by stoptheinvaders

It was signed

Jefferson B. Sessions III
Attorney General
Dated:
November 6, 2018



I saw a comment on another site, giving credit to the new guy.

Their comment.....

Yeah, and the more this guy does, the more upset I’m getting at Sessions.

It is amazing the lengths the Sessions bashing, Trump cheerleaders will go to in distorting the truth!

Yep, hard to believe anyone would actually step out there and thank or give credit to Whitaker for this considering Sessions was just forced out yesterday. Actually, it's rather comical.

Nothing like this is planned, devised, and executed in less than 24 hours. Yet Trump cheerleaders want to ignore Sessions contributions and give credit to Whitaker ..... unreal.

Whitaker is Sessions Chief of Staff, his right hand man, he's been involved in everything, so it's a good acting appointment and I expect it will be temporary. And based on what's going on in Arizona and Florida with the Senate races, I'd hurry up and nominate if I were Trump. The Senate may not be Republican after all by the time the vote counting shenanigans and lawsuits are all over with.

Originally Posted by JohnDoe2

It sure was. On page 78 of a 78 page PDF.

Approved:

Jefferson B. Sessions III
Attorney General

Dated: November 6, 2018.

[FR Doc. 2018-24594 Filed: 11/8/2018 4:15 pm; Publication Date: 11/9/2018]

https://s3.amazonaws.com/public-insp...2018-24594.pdf

Truth be known it was probably all Jeff Sessions plan from beginning to end!

I don't think they are deporting as many people as the total of ones who are still entering illegally----whether it be via a made up complaint, or smuggled through the weeds by coyotes. We should be reading about deportations of tens









of thousands---not a hundred---at a time.

Assuming this is all the DHS and Trump Admin. can do, I think they ought to crack down on the pervasive lobbying of American governmental officials by advocates for illegals. That is, advocates for DACA (who are illegals), advocates for older illegal aliens, advocates for visa fruadsters, advocates for birth tourists, and on and on.

The way to do this is to invigorate the Foreign Agents Registration Act. And ICYMI, Democrats have resumed harping on the FARA Act, in their ongoing assault on Trump. In fact. McCaskill, Schumer, and Obama had complained to the US DOJ that FARA Act was not being enforced ten years ago, because American Jews were lobbying for Israel. In their latest incarnation of outrage over foreign influence they are chortling that Paul Manafort was indeed acting in agency for Russia.
The guilty plea former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort entered Friday marks a milestone in the Department of Justice’s efforts to enforce the Foreign Agents Registration Act (FARA) more vigorously. In Count One of the government’s superseding criminal information, Manafort pleaded guilty to conspiracy to defraud the United States in connection with his failure to register under FARA as an agent of the government of Ukraine; that country’s Party of Regions; former Ukrainian president Viktor Yanukovych; and the Opposition Bloc, a successor to Yanukovych’s Party of Regions. In the same count, Manafort also pleaded guilty to conspiracy in connection with FARA-related false statements and misrepresentations to the Department of Justice in violation of both FARA and the general false-statements statute, 18 U.S.C. § 1001.
https://www.lawfareblog.com/paul-man...gistration-act


Saudi Arabia has also engendered new concerns for the influence of foreign interests in the US:

Trump has denied he has any financial interests in Saudi Arabia, calling such allegations “fake news.” Although the Trump Organization has no properties in Saudi Arabia, Trump himself has said their real estate purchases benefit him. “I get along great with all of them. They buy apartments from me, they spend $40 million, $50 million. Am I supposed to dislike them? I like them very much,” he said of Saudi Arabians at a campaign rally in Alabama in 2015.

Over the years, Trump has had a number of business dealings with Saudis. In 1991, he sold a yacht named the Trump Princess to Saudi Prince Alwaleed bin Talal in 1991, in 2001 the Saudi government bought an entire floor of the Trump World Tower in New York and in 2016 business from the Saudis at the Trump hotel in Chicago helped offset losses there from reduced bookings. On Wednesday, 11 Democratic Senators sent s letter to the President and the Trump Organization requesting a full disclosure of their ties to Saudi Arabia.
But Saudi influence operations in the United States aren’t just limited to Trump. In fact, they’re a bipartisan affair.
The more than 15 firms the Saudi government employed in the last two years — according to those who have registered under the Foreign Agent Registration Act — span both sides of the aisle.


Former Minnesota Sen. Norm Coleman is Senior Counsel of Hogan Lovells, which received over $1 million from the Royal Embassy of Saudi Arabia in both 2016 and 2017, according to CIP data. Joel Johnson, a former aide to Bill Clinton, founded both the Glover Park Group and the Harbour Group. Both of those groups were among those to cut ties with the Saudis. But the law firm Squire Patton Boggs, which entered into a contract with Saudi Arabia in September of 2016 for $100,000 month, currently employs former House Speaker John Boehner and former Senate Majority Leader Trent Lott, and previously employed in the past White House Counsel Don McGahn.
In addition to Glover Park Group and the Harbour Group, BGR also reportedly severed ties with Saudi Arabia in the past week. The others did not respond to request for comment or said they would be continuing.
(http://time.com/5426499/jamal-khasho...ence-lobbying/)

We need to get after the USDOJ to crack down on other lobbying taking place outside of registered---thus known---lobbyists. Like grassroots enmasse lobbying by illegal aliens. You can even address the new acting Attorney General via this contact form: https://www.justice.gov/contact-us

Asylum at Ports of Entry is a BAD idea.


Mexico does NOT want millions of people backed up in their country at their border.

They do not want them, they do not want them loitering in their country.

They do not have the funds to pay to house and feed them either! They do not want the additional crime, trash, rape, gangs and more poverty either!

Many millions who do NOT qualify to come here! What does Mexico do with them all?

I do not want to PAY to send them all home!

DO NOT DO THIS!

NO ASYLUM AT PORTS OF ENTRY!

THEY MUST APPLY IN THEIR HOME COUNTRY WHERE THEY CAN BE INVESTIGATED, VETTED AND MEDICAL EXAMS!

WE CANNOT HAVE MILLIONS OF PEOPLE SHOW UP ON OUR DOORSTEP AND MEXICO CANNOT HAVE IT EITHER!

There is only one good idea at the borders and that is:

DON'T LET THEM IN! No papers, no entry. Period.

If Mexico gets STUCK with all these people then they will crack down on their borders too.

NO ONE WANT THEM...SEND THEM BACK!

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