Posted on 09/27/2017 9:01:47 AM PDT by davikkm
One of President Trump’s major campaign promises was to bring in travel bans, with the specific purpose of allowing security services the opportunity to adequately vet newcomers. A new rule that the Department of Homeland Security has published in the Federal Register has made a big move in this direction.
Under the new rules, the DHS and other agencies will be able to include in their files all information that is publically available on the internet; this includes social media profiles, and chat room records. Applicants will be asked for “social media handles and aliases, associated identifiable information and search results.”
This may not seem like much at first glance, but it actually allows law enforcement to properly vet tose who wish to come to the U.S.
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This renaming is giving me a headache. I have to stop look for context to see if DHS is Homeland Security or Dept of Health Services. And is BLM the Bureau of Land Management or a collection radical nitwits? Or both?
Not new laws, new rules.
Trump is not like Obama and just makes up new laws on his own.
Good point.
Moving in the right direction. If Trump can keep bearded savages the hell out, it will be worth all his quirks.
As long as they can stay in committees for new laws, the less time they have to enforce the current laws.
ping
Yes, even if the GOP swamp prevents any legislation, we still got this executive wins.
I still think Trump should apply his beauty pageant skills to immigration.
Just dump them all in Mideast countries. End of problem.
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