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President Obama's domestic policies have done little to move this country forward and his foreign policy is a disaster. Sometimes when he speaks off-the-cuff without a teleprompter, he sounds downright awkward.
Luis Gutierrez the morning of June 30. About 100 supporters with signs complained that the 4th District congressman was not using his influence as a member of the 15-member Democratic National Convention drafting committee to adequately stand up for immigrants facing deportation. Gutierrez was appointed to the national committee by Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton.
Politicians these days fling the word about wildly and loosely. We see "patriotism" coded, for instance, to mean America nationalism - we're better than everyone else and we need to show them.
While acknowledging that not all critics of high levels of less-skilled immigration are racists - he singles out Jones, and yours truly as exceptions - he maintains that racism account for much if not most of the opposition to high immigration levels. Moreover, he asserts that if we were to somehow eliminate racism, opposition to immigration would drastically decline , though he allows that the decline could be somewhat smaller.
In the two months since he sewed up the Republican nomination, Donald Trump has blurred his positions on some key issues and tactics that helped him win more primary votes than any other GOP presidential candidate. Among his promises during the primary: "a total and complete shutdown of Muslims," a wall along the southern border, and the deportation of millions of illegal immigrants.
The Latest on U.S. President Barack Obama's summit Wednesday with Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto : President Barack Obama says he'll keep working for a trans-Pacific trade deal that is stuck in the U.S. Congress and opposed by both of the candidates who are vying to succeed him. Addressing a news conference, Obama says the goal in an integrated global economy is not for countries to shut themselves off from the world.
Democratic Candidate Hillary Clinton's plan to "staple" a green card to the diplomas of foreign students graduating with masters and PhDs in the Science, Technology, Education, and Mathematics fields would hurt the job prospects and wages of American graduates already struggling in a glutted labor market, according to Sen. Jeff Sessions . "Although there are more college graduates in the U.S. today than at any point in our history, many have trouble finding meaningful work in their field of study.
Rep. Rick Larsen today released the following statement after the Supreme Court's 4-4 decision on United States v. Texas, which left a lower court order on the Deferred Action for Parents of Americans Program in place: "I am deeply disappointed by today's decision.
Donald Trump is adamant that everyone in the Republican party should rally around him or "just shut up." To some extent, Republicans are always called upon to do that.
Jorge Elorza was headed to Indiana to meet with the country's mayors when he heard news of a U.S. Supreme Court deadlocked in an immigration case, dooming a plan to shield millions of people from deportation. For Elorza, mayor of Providence, R.I., the news from the court Thursday felt deeply disappointing.
Elia Rosas, center, is consoled by two of her four daughters, Jocabet Martinez, left, and Girsea Martinez, right, while speaking on the phone with another daughter, Greisa Martinez, after the news of the United States Supreme decision was announced on the case of United States v. Texas, No.
The weekend's giggling couch tumors are no less exasperating than the weekday hosts, even if we are blessed to be free of Dolt Supreme, Brian Kilmeade. Tucker Carlson, Clayton Morris and Mandatory Blonde, Anna Kooiman do nicely as the advocates for the wrong side of everything.
Nationalism, by which I mean here vigorous push back against excessive internationalism and immigration, scored its second major victory of the year when Britain voted to leave the EU. The first victory came when Donald Trump won the Republican nomination.
It was Trump's second political victory over Obama this week, coming on the heels of a Supreme Court decision that dealt a blow to the president's immigration actions. Trump's opposition to Obama's "executive amnesty" has been a cornerstone of his campaign.
The U.S. Supreme Court this week let stand an appeals court decision that President Obama's executive amnesty is illegal under the U.S. Constitution. This means per the Constitution that immigration law is still set by the Congress passing bills that presidents sign into law.
Federal laws are broken daily, by this US President, , as he uses executive orders to enact "policies" that are contrary to existing law. Many of these laws were originally enacted to protect the sanctity of US borders, and the safety of US citizens.
He refused to give an exact time table for his departure, but said that he wanted a new leader to be in place by October when his Conservative Party holds its annual conference. In his statement, delivered outside the front door of 10 Downing St., he said that "the British people have voted to leave the EU and their will must be respected... the will of the British people is an instruction which must be delivered."
This morning, the Supreme Court affirmed the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals in Fisher v. University of Texas , and held that that the University of Texas at Austin's race-conscious admission program is lawful under the equal protection clause of the U.S. Constitution.
The Leave campaign will win the UK referendum on EU membership, CNN predicts. With more than 98% of districts reporting, there are not enough votes left uncounted to change the result.