Bombshell Memo Shows Biden Planned To Leave Trump With Even More Massive Immigration Crisis

In a shocking development that will stun only those who still believe the previous administration ever cared about borders or the word temporary, Sen. Eric Schmitt obtained a document showing the Biden White House planned protections for Guatemalans, Ecuadorians, Nicaraguans, and Venezuelans in a final desperate bid to hand President Trump an even bigger immigration clusterfrack.

The Supreme Court delivered a significant victory to President Trump's immigration policies ruling 6 to 3 that the administration can terminate Temporary Protected Status for Haitian and Syrian migrants. Fox News Legal Editor Kerri Urbahn highlights the majority opinion.

A newly uncovered Biden White House memo from the administration's final days revealed plans that could have expanded Temporary Protected Status to more than 3 million illegal aliens while acknowledging that previous court challenges had blocked many of President Donald Trump's efforts to end the protections.

TPS is meant for foreign populations experiencing crises like political unrest or natural disasters and while Trump has tried to end the temporary provisions for Haitians, Nepalese, Salvadorans, and Sudanese people lawsuits from pro migrant advocates have halted most attempts.

"My investigation uncovered that the Lame Duck Biden White House tried to keep millions of illegal aliens in our country by abusing the 'Temporary' Protected Status program," Sen. Eric Schmitt (R-MO) who acquired the memo told Fox News Digital on Friday. "After the American people voted for President Trump’s promise to end the TPS scam, the Biden administration tried to subvert the will of the American people. This was mass amnesty-by-decree. America is for Americans, and it is our home—it is not a permanent refugee camp," he said.

The memo argued that "granting TPS will potentially protect many vulnerable people from President-elect Trump's planned mass deportations... They argue that these protections are likely to hold in court, and they are prepared to litigate efforts to terminate or slow down the implementation of TPS for specified nations by the Trump Administration."

In other words the outgoing team decided the best parting gift for the nation that just rejected them was to load up the country with millions more people and then dare the new president to try cleaning it up through years of activist court battles.

"[P]rior federal litigation brought by advocates during the first Trump administration was successful in halting [its] efforts to terminate TPS, though that was due in large part to [its] failure to produce a factual record in support of termination, which is something that could be rectified," the memo went on. Schmitt said he obtained the memo from Archivist of the United States Edward Forst through his authority as chairman of the Senate Judiciary Subcommittee on the Constitution.

"Biden tried to turn TPS into a 3.1-million-person deportation shield, protect Tren de Aragua members, and trap President Trump in years of litigation," he said, adding the move directly betrayed the will of the people who ousted liberal Democrats from power the prior election."

The most disturbing part, Biden's ‘Senior Advisors’ recommended "he create 2.1 million NEW TPS designees in the last few weeks of his presidency, despite admitting TPS applications take 6 months," Schmitt added. "Luckily, that never happened and we have been deporting Ecuadorians and Guatemalans."

Schmitt noted that one week after the January 2025 memo which he said was erroneously dated 2024, Biden extended TPS protections for nearly 1 million noncitizens meaning its transmission still led to a concrete mass migration action. Because when the American people demand an end to the scam, if you're on the left, you simply ignore them and stamp another million temporary forever statuses just for good measure.

The memo reminded Biden he gave TPS protections to Afghans, Cameroonians ,Ethiopians, people from Burma, Lebanese, Ukrainians, and Venezuelan, nationals and repeatedly extended protections for Haitians. Apparently temporary means until the next Democrat is ready to extend it again.

"The previous Administration unsuccessfully attempted to terminate TPS designations for Sudan, Nicaragua, Haiti, El Salvador, Nepal, and Honduras. Courts issued preliminary injunctions blocking the Trump Administration's actions," it read. "Your administration took actions to resolve this litigation by either re-designating Haiti or rescinding the terminations."

The memo noted that Trump had said during the 2024 campaign he intended to revoke TPS protections for Haitians and predicted his incoming administration would likely seek to rescind additional TPS designations. How dare Trump try to enforce the temporary part of Temporary Protected Status.

A chart in the memo estimated potential new TPS eligibility for roughly 1.5 million Guatemalans 600,000 Ecuadorians 464,000 Nicaraguans 455,000 Venezuelans and smaller populations from Ukraine Sudan and Afghanistan figures Schmitt said totaled more than 3.1 million people. Just a modest little expansion of the permanent temporary refugee program.

The memo said Biden’s senior team had also received requests for varying types of new TPS related actions before Trump would take office from Sens. Michael Bennet (D-CO), Catherine Cortez Masto (D-NV), Cory Booker (D-NJ), Richard "Dick" Durbin (D-IL), Mazie Hirono (D-HA), Ben Ray Lujan (D-NM), Tammy Duckworth (D-IL), and Alex Padilla (D CA).

"In addition, some stakeholders are requesting that your Administration designate nationals from new countries, most notably Ecuador and Guatemala, for TPS," it stated. While the proposals outlined in the memo were never fully implemented the document offers a rare glimpse into the immigration options Biden advisers presented as Trump prepared to return to the White House promising mass deportations. 

In classic fashion the outgoing team nearly succeeded in turning America into an even larger permanent refugee camp and then dared anyone to notice that temporary somehow always means forever. a shocking development that will stun only those who still believe the previous administration ever cared about borders or the word temporary.

Sen. Eric Schmitt obtained a document showing the Biden White House planned protections for Guatemalans, Ecuadorians, Nicaraguans, and Venezuelans in a final desperate bid to hand President Trump an even bigger immigration mess.

The Supreme Court delivered a significant victory to President Trump's immigration policies ruling 6 to 3 that the administration can terminate Temporary Protected Status for Haitian and Syrian migrants. A newly uncovered Biden White House memo from the administration's final days revealed plans that could have expanded Temporary Protected Status to more than 3 million noncitizens while acknowledging that previous court challenges had blocked many of President Donald Trump's efforts to end the protections.

TPS is meant for foreign populations experiencing crises like political unrest or natural disasters and while Trump has tried to end the temporary provisions for Haitians, Nepalese, Salvadorans, and Sudanese people lawsuits from pro migrant advocates have halted most attempts. Because nothing says temporary quite like inviting the entire third world to move in forever and then suing anyone who notices.

Corruption much?

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Belfast Erupts After Sudanese Asylum Seeker Charged in Brutal Stabbing That Left Man Blinded

Europe's migration crisis has once again exploded into the streets.

Northern Ireland descended into chaos after a Sudanese asylum seeker was charged with attempted murder in a savage knife attack that left a Belfast man blinded in one eye, triggering nights of riots, arson, and renewed questions about immigration and border security.

Hadi Alodid, 30, appeared Wednesday by video in Belfast Magistrates' Court after prosecutors alleged he viciously attacked Stephen Ogilvie late Monday night in north Belfast. According to prosecutors, the assault left Ogilvie blind in his left eye.

Alodid faces charges of attempted murder, threatening to kill a radiographer, and possessing a knife. Using an Arabic interpreter, he declined legal representation and entered no plea. He was ordered held in custody.

The attack occurred shortly after 10:30 p.m. Monday and was captured on graphic video that quickly spread across social media. Police said Ogilvie, a man in his 40s, suffered severe injuries to his face, neck, back, and eyes. Investigators recovered what they believe was a kitchen knife at the scene.

Video circulating online also showed members of the public confronting the suspect, with one bystander using a hurling stick. PSNI Assistant Chief Constable Ryan Henderson praised those who intervened, calling them "heroic" and crediting their actions with helping save Ogilvie's life.

Authorities said Alodid entered Northern Ireland from the Republic of Ireland in 2023, applied for asylum, and received a five-year permit to remain. Police initially identified him as Somali before later correcting his nationality to Sudanese.

Henderson also sought to tamp down speculation about the motive, saying investigators had "no information to suggest that this was a terrorist-related incident" and that police were not searching for additional suspects.

That did little to calm public anger.

Violence erupted across Belfast as masked rioters torched homes they believed were occupied by immigrants, set fire to garbage bins, burned a city bus, and hurled projectiles at police officers. Firefighters rescued multiple people trapped inside burning homes as authorities declared a critical incident and surged additional officers into affected neighborhoods amid fears of further unrest.

The violence highlighted the deep tensions simmering over immigration throughout the United Kingdom.

Belfast resident Anselme Shima, originally from the Democratic Republic of the Congo, described the fear gripping immigrant communities.

"I've lived on my street for almost 10 years, I have a good relationship with my neighbors, but last night was a horrific one," he told Reuters. "We don't know what to do. I'm scared. Seeing this, I'm wondering if I'm next."

Northern Ireland's political leaders condemned the riots.

First Minister Michelle O'Neill of Sinn Fein called the violence "thuggery."

"Groups of masked men burning families out of their homes is nothing less than disgusting cowardice," she said.

Deputy First Minister Emma Little-Pengelly of the Democratic Unionist Party added that "taking frustration at the evil actions of a person out on those who had no part in it is utterly wrong."

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer also weighed in, denouncing both the stabbing and the riots.

"The scenes in Belfast last night were shocking and completely unacceptable," Starmer wrote on X. "There is no justification for the violence and disorder that we saw threatening our communities, nor for those who encouraged it, online or elsewhere. It is clear that people were targeted last night because of their background and I will not tolerate it."

The unrest gained momentum online through anti-immigration activists, including Stephen Yaxley-Lennon, better known as Tommy Robinson.

Meanwhile, the attack has reignited debate over the largely open border between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland. Some lawmakers argue the case demonstrates the need to reassess cross-border movement, though the issue remains politically explosive because unrestricted travel is a cornerstone of the 1998 Good Friday Agreement that helped end decades of sectarian violence known as "The Troubles."

Much of the rioting occurred in working-class neighborhoods where former paramilitary organizations still retain influence.

The Belfast stabbing also arrives as Britain continues grappling with the political fallout from another high-profile knife attack.

Last week, Vickrum Digwa was sentenced to life in prison with a minimum term of 21 years for murdering freshman student Henry Nowak in Southampton in December 2025. Digwa, a Sikh man, falsely claimed to police that Nowak had carried out a racist attack against him. Officers initially treated the severely wounded Nowak as the suspect before realizing he was the victim and attempting to save his life.

The murder sparked national debate over policing, race, and public safety. Protests following the killing also turned violent, with demonstrators attacking officers using chairs and rocks. Multiple participants were later charged with violent disorder.

With Belfast now engulfed in unrest following another gruesome knife attack involving an asylum seeker, immigration and public safety are once again front and center in Britain's increasingly heated political debate.

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UN Peacekeepers' Sex Trafficking Legacy Lives On as Doctors Without Borders Joins the Club

The United Nations has a long and disreputable history of peacekeepers running sex trafficking rings, and now the humanitarian aid organization Doctors Without Borders has admitted that it does as well. A new report found a pattern of Doctors Without Borders staffers abusing and sexually exploiting refugees, including underage girls.

These left-wing, anti-Israel groups hide behind fashionable causes and moral posturing, but behind the rhetoric of compassion and justice lies an agenda that is destructive and evil.

" The international aid group Doctors Without Borders found a pattern of abuse and sexual exploitation by some local and foreign staff working in Chad along the Sudanese border, in some cases targeting underage girls or trading food or jobs for sex with refugees, according to a confidential internal memo obtained by The Associated Press," reports the Associated Press.The Doctors Without Borders report completed in July and first reported Saturday by The Associated Press found 59 allegations of abuse and said 18 staff members were dismissed and barred from future employment. In some cases, the group told AP, the allegations couldn’t be verified or the perpetrators identified. The report also said some of the repeated exploitation suggested potentially organized “sexual trafficking.”

The organization said it launched the monthslong investigation in response to AP reporting that women had accused staff of sexually exploiting them in displacement sites in Chad, where hundreds of thousands fled from Sudan’s devastating civil war, now in its fourth year. The report credited AP as playing “a fundamental role as an external whistleblower.” (Associated Press.)

It took over 11 months from the completion of the internal investigation to the disclosure of its findings. Because nothing says "Doctors Without Borders" like taking your sweet time to admit your staff was running a border-adjacent brothel while patting yourselves on the back for saving the world from conservatives.

Truly, the most ethical heroes money can launder.

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300 refugees under FBI radar

Over 300 refugees admitted to the United States as refugees are currently subjects of FBI counterterrorism investigations involving the Islamic State. These include individuals from the countries on President Trump's revised travel ban.

The Trump order temporarily bans travel to individuals without valid visas from Sudan, Iran, Somalia, Libya and Yemen. Iraq was on the original list but has since been removed.

About one third of the 1,000 FBI domestic terrorism case involved people admitted here as refugees, a DSHS official said. Some of the 300 refugees came to "infiltrate" the U.S. and others were radicalized once they were here. However, the current immigration status of the 300 weren't detailed by the government source.

FBI Director James Comey revealed last year that about 1,000 terror-related investigations were ongoing, and probes were active in every state. The Monday revelation marked the first official linkage between the refugee program and terrorism.

John Kelly, Homeland Security secretary said Monday's revised travel ban was a key to ensuring the refugee program is conducted safely.

"We must undertake a rigorous review of our visa and refugee vetting programs to increase our confidence in the entry decisions we make for visitors and immigrants to the United States," he said. "We cannot risk the prospects of malevolent actors using our immigration system to take American lives."

Something that former President Obama and Canada's PM Justin Trudeau apparently don't see as a problem. Perhaps their personal security staff eases their minds.


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American majority support immigration restrictions & wall

Blocking traffic for Allah

A new poll indicates that a majority of voters support President Trump's executive order that temporarily halts immigration from 7 terrorist-spawning countries and want fewer refugees coming into the U.S. overall.

The poll was conducted for the Harvard Center for American Political Studies by the Harris Poll company. The poll is co-managed by Mark Penn, a Democratic pollster,

It was found that 51 percent of polled individuals want the U.S. to accept fewer than the current 100,000 per year that Obama wanted to import. The Trump administration's plan sets the number at half the Obama amount.

Fifty-three percent also support Mr. Trump's executive order banning all refugee resettlement from Syria and freezing all refugee resettlement for 120 days. 

Forty-seven percent of those polled oppose the new curbs on refugees coming into the U.S. according to Harris, but there was no data released to indicate the percentage of those who strongly support or oppose the curbs.

A regional judge's order (which was probably unconstitutional) halted Trump's refugee resettlement freeze but did not affect the halving of total refugee resettlement numbers. This action led to a mad dash into the U.S. from five of the seven terrorist-spawning countries. 

Thanks to this liberal judge, who will not be personally affected by his poor decision, 60.1 percent of refugees arriving since his ruling are from Iran, Iraq, Somalia, Syria and Sudan. Of the Syrian refugees, 99.6 percent are Muslims. Of the others, 55 percent are Muslims. 

This shows that the 45 percent non-Muslims who rushed here for resettlement do not think of this as a Muslim ban. 

The 500,000 refugees arriving in the U.S. since 2009 will cost the American taxpayers $4.1 billion for just this year alone. Breitbart News previously reported that "$4.1 billion can buy 10,677 new homes for $384,000 each, which is the average price of a new home sold in the United States in December 2016. Or it could buy 170,124 new autos for $24,100 each, which is the manufacturer's suggested retail price for a 2017 Chevrolet Malibu."

Sadly, most of the refugees are only capable of low-skilled employment and their presence here will take away thousands of jobs while bringing few useful skills.

A complete shutdown of all refugee resettlement would save us billions. They will continue costing us more in welfare and aid than they generate in taxes, according to uncomfortable facts, and cost us no less than $3 billion every year, not including the costs added on by the U.S. criminal justice system when they commit crimes and plot terror attacks.

The Trump refugee resettlement freeze has strong and broad support. A Feb. 8 Morning Consult poll found 55 percent of voters overall, supported the president's executive order. Of those, 82 percent of Republicans support it.

Another poll (McLaughlin & Associates) found 57 percent support a halt in order to implement better screening procedures.

Rasmussen Reports found 52 percent of voters favored a freeze on all refugee resettlement until the government can better screen out terrorists. Of this polling population, 57 percent were young voters.

The next big issue after terrorism will be which bathroom a person will be able to use depending upon the existence or absence of mental issues.





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Netanyahu on wall: "A great idea"

"La vengeance est un plat qui se mange froide" (translation. "Revenge is a dish best served cold")  Pierre Choderlos,  Les Liaisons Dangereuses, 1782.

President Obama is gone from power. Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is still here. The two men probably didn't like each other very much, but Bibi was simply following Obama's anti-Zionist lead.

On Saturday, Netanyahu expressed his clear support for our current President Trump's plan to build a wall along the U.S.-Mexico border. Bibi, as his Israeli supporters fondly call him, said the barrier he had built along Israel's southern border "stopped all illegal immigration" and was a "great idea."

So sit on it, Obama.

President Trump signed executive orders on Wednesday to begin construction of a continuous "physical" wall, being one of the few leaders in history to make good on a campaign promise, which was to keep out illegal immigrants from Mexico, particularly "rapists" and drug dealers.

I think he also meant murderers and other felons, but people nowadays have shorter attention spans.

"Beginning today, the United States of America gets back control of its borders. We are going to save lives on both sides of the border," Trump said.

And while Mexico is still refusing to pay for the wall, while Trump said it would, he's still going ahead on the promise.

Mexico's President Enrique Pena Nieto responded quickly Wednesday to Trump's declaration. He told his nation, in a national television address that he regrets and rejects Trump's decision, and he is canceling a meeting he was to have with Mr. Trump on Tuesday.

There are a number of cost projections for the wall that range from $8 million to $20 million. If I know government spending like I think I do, my guess is that a wall will cost around $35 million or more, just because it always almost doubles in price when the government is involved. 

But Trump's administration and leadership is no ordinary government. Who knows what price lurks in the heart of the project?  In any case, Congress is running around trying to come up with the money.

Trump also wants to hire another 5,000 border patrol agents and 10,000 more immigration officers. These increases must first be approved by Congress however.

Taking to Twitter, a la Trump, Benjamin Netanyahu tweeted: "President Trump is right. I built a wall along Israel's southern border. It stopped all illegal immigration. Great success. Great idea."

The difference is, however, Israel paid for their wall, which was finished in 2013 after two years of construction.

But the actual West Bank barrier is not the same wall. That wall was built to end terror attacks and stem the flow of illegal immigrants from Africa coming through Egypt. They were mostly from Sudan, Eritrea, Ivory Coast, Ethiopia and Nigeria. They came seeking asylum and employment.

Israel's walls work. Trump's walls should also work.


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Trump to halt refugee processing for Syrians

President Trump will order the government to stop accepting Syrian refugees and suspend the issuing visas to people from seven countries, predominantly Islamic, according to a draft executive order.

According to the AP the draft order shows that Trump intends to suspend the US's broader refugee program for 120 days. 

The seven countries include: Iran, Libya, Iraq, Somalia, Syria, Sudan, and Yemen.

But the countries that are not on the list that are also considered hotbeds for terrorism are: Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, Afghanistan, Bosnia. 

The first on the list, Saudi Arabia, is the seat of Islam and Wahhabism, a violent form of Islam. There are more beheadings in Saudi Arabia as part of sharia justice, than ever before.

Bosnia was where the Boston Marathon bombers came from. 

Pakistan was the home of Tashfeen Malik, of the Orlando massacre husband-wife terror team and where Osama bin Laden was given sanctuary. 

And Afghanistan has the Taliban. Cha cha cha.

I don't know why he is overlooking these countries because they're no less a hub of terrorism than the others.


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Migrants 'Occupy Paris' after Calais camp shuts

Paris, France -- An illegal "Jungle" shanty town in Calais was bulldozed and evacuated by migrants who made their way to gay Paris where they set up camp in the city's streets.

You can see hundreds of tents along the streets and by a canal in the northeastern corner, pitched by the migrants, mostly from Sudan. While migrants are not new to Paris, Colombe Brossel, Paris deputy mayor in charge of security issues is concerned about the inflated number of migrants.

"We have seen a big increase since the start of the week. Last night our teams counted 40 to 50 new tents there in two days," Brossel said. He pointed out that there was now a total of over 700 tents, meaning that there are about 2,00 to 2,500 migrants sleeping in the area, which is an increase of over 1,500 a few days prior, she explained.

"It is not a huge explosion in numbers but there is a clear increase," she said. "Some of them come from Calais, others from other places."

The Calais "Jungle" served as an illegal base camp for migrants trying to make their way to the UK. It was torn down last week and over 6,000 squatters of the jerry-built camp near the English Channel were relocated to shelters around France.

Pascal Brice, France's asylum chief, said the migrants who entered the city did not mean that this indicates a wholesale movement from the Jungle to Paris. "There might be some movements at the margins (toward Paris) but what is crucial is that those 6,000 people have been protected."

Officials said the police checked ID papers and asylum requests then allowed the migrants to return to the central reservation of the avenue median where they had camped out at overnight. They put their tents back up to start another day in the "City of Lights."

"There's a lot of new people here," said Mustafa, 21, a Muslim man from Darfur, in western Sudan.

Officials said the newcomers didn't all come from the Calais camp--others had arrived before the Jungle was bulldozed. 

The city of Paris plans to open two migrant centers with a combined capacity of less than 1,000 beds.



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Mexico's immigration situation

Mexico City -- It's encouraging to see Mexico experiencing immigration problems because it serves as a wakeup call to the immigration situation that we face under Obama's policy approach.

Mexico said Saturday that they've been inundated by a surge of 4,749 Haitian, African and Asian migrants entering by their southern border through the Tapachula immigration center in the past few days. They will try to reach the California border and many will likely seek asylum, which Obama will likely grant them because they will likely vote for the Democratic party in the near future.

The National Immigration Institute of Mexico say the migrants entered the country between September 21 and 23. They believe most of them are Haitian, but didn't break them down according to country of origin.

The institute said a total of 7,800 Haitian migrants entered the country through Guatemala between January 1st and September 21st, along with 1,701 from Africa and 3,753 from various parts of Asia.

For some strange reason, none of the migrants have requested to stay in beautiful, sunny Mexico. They cannot be sent back to their home countries so Mexico gives them 20-day temporary visas to allow them time to get to the United States and be out of their hair.

The Africans in question come mainly from the Congo, Guinea, Ghana, Ethiopia, Eritrea, Somalia, Sudan and Nigeria. They likely bring with them low-level skills, illnesses and perhaps a few Islamists who would like to to their terror thing.

Mexico is smarter than Obama and I suspect Trump will have problems getting them to build the wall he promises, but I hope I'm wrong.


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Obama gives free pass to religious freedom violators

If you're an Islamic nation and not a direct enemy of the US, you're allowed to violate the religious freedom of non-Muslims because Obama said so, International Religious Freedom Act  (IRFA) be damned.

Thus, if you're a Christian in Saudi Arabia, and your Bible is discovered, the Islamic government can take it from you and burn it, as they do with all non-Islamic religious items entering the country. 

Obama and his Islamophiliacs have waived punitive restrictions for violating religious freedom in Saudi Arabia, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan. But restrictions remain in place for Iran, Burma, China, Eritrea, North Korea and Sudan. The reason Obama's administration gave for the waivers is that national security concerns trumps the IRFA.

State Department spokes-puppet John Kirby said Burma, China, Eritrea, Iran, North Korea, Sudan, Saudi Arabia, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan would be re-designated as Countries of Particular Concern under the IRFA.

"These designations help us shine a spotlight on countries and conditions that require the international community's attention," Kirby said before going to the ground and facing Mecca. Then he got up and lied: "Today and every day, as you know, we are committed to working with governments and civil society organizations, and individuals to achieve our shared interest in promoting peace and stability through, in part, the promotion and protection of all human rights including religious freedom."

Of course this lie flies in the face of women in Muslim countries who are treated worse than cattle, and Christians who are often killed, their churches torched and gays who are thrown from buildings or beheaded by these theocratic countries, because that's what it says to do in the Koran.

But Kirby and his ilk lie for Obama and do it with a straight face.


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Kerry's verbal calisthenics: takes Iran's side over Congress

Iran keeps doing whatever it wants to do with its missile tests, support of terrorism, and uranium shenanigans. It says whatever it wants to say about death to America and Israel. 

And John-the-Gigolo-Kerry writes to Javad Zarif, Iran's Foreign Minister, suggesting that the Obama administration might be able to forget about the little detail Congress passed on visa restrictions and allow Iran to skate around it. 

"Congress, Schmongress," Kerry might have said. "Who needs 'em?"

After all, how is Valerie Jarrett going to be able to entertain her old friends if they can't come to the US from the country of her youth?

House Foreign Affairs Committee Chairman Ed Royce (R-Calif.) wasn't too thrilled by Kerry's suggestion. "Instead of bending over backwards to try to placate the Iranian regime, the White House needs to be holding it accountable for its recent missile tests, its continued support of terrorism, and its wrongful imprisonment of Americans," he told FoxNews.com.

I just got a picture of Kerry bending over backwards and it made my eyes throw up.

The United States has finally tightened its security requirements for the visa waiver program. There are 38 countries whose citizens can come to the U.S. without visas, but now if they've traveled to Iran, Iraq, Sudan and Syria within the past five years, they must get a visa to enter the U.S.

It kind of keeps the jihad influx rate lower when we tighten things up like that. It might even prevent acts of terrorism like in San Bernadino from happening. 

But Iranian jihadists complained the changes violate the terms of the nuclear agreement, which says that we and other world powers will refrain from any policy that adversely affects normal trade and economic relations with Iran [until they destroy us, at which point, it won't matter].

Kerry responded to Zarif in  an excessively emetic letter, suggesting that maybe the rules can be overlooked.

I think Lt. Col. Ralph Peters was making reference to more than just one person when he called Obama that feline word suggesting a lack of backbone and strength.

"I am also confident that the recent changes in visa requirements passed in Congress, which the Administration has the authority to waive, will not in any way prevent us from meeting our [nuclear deal] commitments, and that we will implement them so as no to interfere with legitimate business interests of Iran," the pussy Kerry said.

So Kerry was telling Zarif that we will give in to Iran's demands: "To this end, we have a number of potential tools available to us, including multiple ten-year business visas, programs for expediting business visas, and the waiver authority provided under the new legislation," he wrote.

The legislation Kerry was referring to includes a provision that would allow our Homeland Security (which has become an oxymoron under our current administration) to waive the requirements if the secretary deems that this "is in the law enforcement or national security interests of the United States."

On the contrary, the entire purpose for the legislation is for the security of the homeland. Duh.

House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) worried that Kerry was proposing a "blanket" waiver to kiss up to Iran, stating that it isn't Congress' intent "Contrary to what the Secretary of State seems to be saying to Iranian Foreign Minister Javad Zarid, it was not and has never been Congress' intent to allow the Administration to grant a blanket waiver to travelers from Iran in order to facilitate the implementation of the Iran deal."

"Good job, Barry. Just like I told you to do"

He said the legislation was to bolster security and "keep the American people safe from terrorism and from foreign travelers who potentially pose a threat to our homeland."

If left to their own devices, this Administration would be playing tickle-slap with the Ayatollah and his terrorist crew and the country would pay the price.

But Valerie Jarrett would still be our president.


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The Mein Kampf Religion and the Wimps that Help it Along

"The Koran is the Mein Kampf of a religion which has always aimed to eliminate the others" Oriana Fallaci (The Force of Reason, NY: Rizzoli International, 2004, p.305)

President Obama needs to be careful if he ever visits Sudan. He would be considered an apostate, or a Muslim who has left the religion. This is due to the fact that his father was a Muslim and, according to sharia law, that makes Obama a Muslim. But since Mr. Obama doesn't practice Islam, that makes him an apostate and would be grounds for termination (from life).

Doctor Meriam Yahya Ibrahim is a 27 year old woman who is 9 months pregnant. Her husband Daniel Wani, is a wheelchair-bound American citizen and the couple has a 20 month old son named Martin. Meriam's mother is Ethiopian Orthodox and her father is a Muslim who abandoned the family when Meriam was 6 years old, not unlike Obama's father returning to Kenya and abandoning them.

Meriam was brought up Christian and so too was Daniel. He has been trying to get a visa for Meriam to return to the United States where they planned to live in New Hampshire, the Live Free or Die state. The Sudanese government has detained them since 2011 because they claim Meriam is a Muslim and therefore an apostate, just like President Obama would be considered.

Factophobia: a leftist disorder

Boycotting the House Select Committee on Benghazi by Democrats is a clear example of Factophobia. The liberals don't know the facts but they know that they don't want to know them. Factophobia is the same disorder that Rutgers low-information liberals suffer from as well.

Rutgers planned to have Condoleezza Rice give a speech at the commencement program and have previously had Hillary Clinton speak at the "university." Hillary appeared at Rutgers in 2007 and was accepted with open arms and closed minds by students and faculty alike. But with the announcement that Condi was scheduled to be the speaker at their commencement, the little anarchists went ballistic and protested loudly. 

The hypocrites blamed Condi for supporting the war in Iraq, but somehow forgot to blame Hillary for supporting the same war with her vote. Somehow they were able to dismiss Hillary's decision but not Condi's; perhaps they're racists, a term they love to throw out there.

The little anarchists even made fun of her name, as you can see from the sign they made.

The Rutgers leftists, and leftists in general, are as tolerant as is the religion of peace, good ole Islam. The funny thing is, when a gay leftist or female leftist sides with Islam (e.g., marching against Israel in favor of the Palestinians), they have no clue of what it would be like for them to live in an actual Muslim country. Well, the gay person wouldn't live too long upon arrival if he or she were openly gay.

But back to Condoleezza Rice and Hillary Clinton.

The Daily Targum, Rutgers' largest school paper, had urged the school administration to not allow Dr. Rice to speak there due to her "questionable politics." It seriously sounds like Rutgers is afraid of things that are open to question. That may be a problem when it comes to "higher learning" in real academia, and heaven forfend, it might actually open the floor to a debate where not everybody wins a trophy.

If you compare the accomplishments of both Condi and Hillary as Secretary of State, it's easy to see who actually has real ones. Mail Online discussed this and shows an interview with Jen Psaki. She discusses Hillary's accomplishments as Secretary of State on video, and you can judge for yourself.

Even more interesting is the Capitol City Project interview where even Hillary is thrown at a loss as to her accomplishments. But never fear Hillary lovers; she has won more awards than practically any other human being on the planet. The only award she is currently striving for is "Best Dressed Woman in a Polyester Suit Award."

When it comes to Condi's accomplishments, even Slate's Fred Kaplan had to concede to her. Of course, he couldn't do it without attacking George W. Bush, but that's to be expected of a Marxist loving propaganda machine like Slate.

So the truth is evident about Rutgers and their cowardice. The university administration didn't cancel Dr. Rice's appearance, she cancelled herself. She said, "Commencement should be a time of joyous celebraton for the graduates and their families. Rutgers' invitation to me to speak has become a distraction for the university community at this very special time."

Condoleezza Rice isn't a special kind of person because she opened nuclear negotiations with North Korea, or because she crafted the terms of the UN resolution to investigate war crimes in Sudan, among many other accomplishments.

No, Dr. Rice is special because she has more class than all of the leftists at Rutgers combined. And she has more class than the Rutgers administration, who did nothing to change the outcome.

Undoubtedly, it is Rutgers' loss, but they're too clueless to know that.

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