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To: Liberty7732

This woman, a UC-Berkeley grad, of course, only granted citizenship last year:

A protest against the travel ban in San Francisco in January. Tayfun Coskun/Anadolu Agency via Getty:

“America is not doing so hot right now,” declares law and technology journalist Sarah Jeong. But after the election of Donald Trump, she decided to become a US citizen anyway.

Jeong, who was born in South Korea, has spent the Trump administration doing two things. She’s been completing the naturalization process (she was formally sworn in as a citizen on June 28 [2017]), in part to move past the fears she’s always felt as an immigrant going through “the system” — particularly when traveling outside the US. And she’s been covering the ongoing litigation over the Trump administration’s travel ban — which is, in part, a legal fight over how immigrants were treated when they returned to the US after traveling abroad.


16 posted on 08/03/2018 8:01:07 AM PDT by Bookshelf (`)
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To: Bookshelf

I think that someone should point out that the “remains” in the boxes newly arrived from NORTH Korea, contained the earthly remnants of AMERICAN MALES, predominently WHITE who gave up their lives to kepp HER stinking country free.
This is how she and the damned TImes thanks the fallen dead and their families.
This stupid b***h and her bosses better start counting the cancellations of their “bird cage carpet.”
Yes, there were many casualties who were BLACK and their service is likewise honored. In this case, however the vitriol from the TImes is pointed to WHITES only. I think the TIMES are the real bigots.


28 posted on 08/03/2018 8:44:20 AM PDT by CaptainAmiigaf ( N.Y. Times--We print the news as it fits our views)
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