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I should have known better.
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Trump bars people from 7 countries entering the US
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no i am serous, you would have a better argument if you would say that's xenophobic. but that is surly not a generalization against a RACE!
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Dude. Talking **** and generalizing mexicans to be rapists is racist. You are trying to defend trump by splitting hairs. He shouldnt say **** like that. Yet he does over and over.
You should feel shame for defending him. You won't though.
I'm done with you again for a while. You are exhausting.
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ooh wait illegal immigrants is a race.
yeah **** that race, that race SUCKS. i also hate that race /s
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MVP
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hey dalamon, still want to argue that Iran is one of the best places for women to visit?
https://ca.style.yahoo.com/teenage-...ice-for-wearing-ripped-jeans-2-002339794.html
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Don't check in that often anymore, but I do want to say one thing about this issue:
I have personally been very gratified to see that lawyers are being set up to be the good guys for the next several years in this country. Seeing video of attorneys volunteering at airports and working their tails off for nothing just to make a better fairer world really warms my heart. If Trump is what it takes to make lawyers seem noble, then at least there's a little upside.
I have personally been very gratified to see that lawyers are being set up to be the good guys for the next several years in this country. Seeing video of attorneys volunteering at airports and working their tails off for nothing just to make a better fairer world really warms my heart. If Trump is what it takes to make lawyers seem noble, then at least there's a little upside.
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https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-39072816
A bystander told the Kansas City Star that just before opening fire the gunman shouted: "Get out of my country."......
"The Kansas City Star reported that he told a staff member at the dining chain he needed a place to hide because he had killed two Middle Eastern men."
"The killing dominated news bulletins in India and social media, where some blamed Donald Trump's presidency.
Siddharth, an Indian actor who uses one name, tweeted to his 2.6 million followers: "Don't be shocked! Be angry! Trump is spreading hate. This is a hate crime! RIP #SrinivasKuchibhotla."
Mr Madasani's father, Jaganmohan Reddy, also called it a hate crime, adding that such incidents had increased in number following Mr Trump's election."
A bystander told the Kansas City Star that just before opening fire the gunman shouted: "Get out of my country."......
"The Kansas City Star reported that he told a staff member at the dining chain he needed a place to hide because he had killed two Middle Eastern men."
"The killing dominated news bulletins in India and social media, where some blamed Donald Trump's presidency.
Siddharth, an Indian actor who uses one name, tweeted to his 2.6 million followers: "Don't be shocked! Be angry! Trump is spreading hate. This is a hate crime! RIP #SrinivasKuchibhotla."
Mr Madasani's father, Jaganmohan Reddy, also called it a hate crime, adding that such incidents had increased in number following Mr Trump's election."
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Your papers, please...
https://news.vice.com/story/ice-manhunt-forces-passengers-to-show-id-to-exit-domestic-flight
“I said, ‘Why do you need to see this?’ He just took it out of my hand,” Garrett said. “It’s a tough situation to be in because everybody wants to get off the flight. You don’t want to be the one holding up the line.”
https://news.vice.com/story/ice-manhunt-forces-passengers-to-show-id-to-exit-domestic-flight
“I said, ‘Why do you need to see this?’ He just took it out of my hand,” Garrett said. “It’s a tough situation to be in because everybody wants to get off the flight. You don’t want to be the one holding up the line.”
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https://www.rollingstone.com/politi...omestic-travelers-at-new-york-airport-w468643
Rolling Stone asked CBP to point to its statutory authority to stop and examine the identity documents of deplaning domestic passengers. The spokesman sent a link to a document titled CBP Search Authority. The document refers to CBP's authority to inspect international arrivals. Specifically, it cites 19 C.F.R. 162.6, which states, "All persons, baggage and merchandise arriving in the Customs territory of the United States from places outside thereof are liable to inspection by a CBP officer." The CBP document adds: "CBP has the authority to collect passenger name record information on all travelers entering or leaving the United States."
Asked to clarify CBP's authority over domestic passengers, the spokesman replied that "at this time this is all I have."
Rolling Stone asked CBP to clarify whether the CBP document search was truly a "request" – or instead a legally binding demand by the agents. The spokesman again could not clarify CBP's legal authority, warning only, "It is always best to cooperate with law enforcement, so as to expedite your exiting the airport in a timely manner."
Rolling Stone asked the New York Civil Liberties Union for its understanding of the law in this incident. NYCLU Staff Attorney Jordan Wells writes that "CBP does not have carte blanche to refuse to let people off a domestic flight until they show ID." His advice: "While one may choose to produce identity documents to avoid further hassle, it is important to remember that in the United States people have a constitutionally protected right to remain silent."
Rolling Stone asked CBP to point to its statutory authority to stop and examine the identity documents of deplaning domestic passengers. The spokesman sent a link to a document titled CBP Search Authority. The document refers to CBP's authority to inspect international arrivals. Specifically, it cites 19 C.F.R. 162.6, which states, "All persons, baggage and merchandise arriving in the Customs territory of the United States from places outside thereof are liable to inspection by a CBP officer." The CBP document adds: "CBP has the authority to collect passenger name record information on all travelers entering or leaving the United States."
Asked to clarify CBP's authority over domestic passengers, the spokesman replied that "at this time this is all I have."
Rolling Stone asked CBP to clarify whether the CBP document search was truly a "request" – or instead a legally binding demand by the agents. The spokesman again could not clarify CBP's legal authority, warning only, "It is always best to cooperate with law enforcement, so as to expedite your exiting the airport in a timely manner."
Rolling Stone asked the New York Civil Liberties Union for its understanding of the law in this incident. NYCLU Staff Attorney Jordan Wells writes that "CBP does not have carte blanche to refuse to let people off a domestic flight until they show ID." His advice: "While one may choose to produce identity documents to avoid further hassle, it is important to remember that in the United States people have a constitutionally protected right to remain silent."