Posted on 11/19/2015 11:01:27 AM PST by knarf
Obviously.
The bill in meaningless. A farce.
There is no way to do any kind of background check on these nomadic pukes.
Plus, the DOJ is supposed to conjure up requirements? LOL. The same DOJ who does not haul Hillary off in shackles? The same DOJ who turned a blind eye to IRS illegalities? And the list goes on. Don’t get me wrong, the DOJ has a lot of very good people working for it, the problem is that they don’t run the place.
The bill on its face is stupid and has no details in it at all. Typical of Congress they tell some department to make the laws (regulations?) for them. The law should be very simple, nobody from Syria may enter the us and anyone that enters the country illegally no matter where they are from are subject to immediate deportation.
The most insane thing about all of this is that we are 20+ trillion dollars in the hole and the people that caused it are giving billions to people that have no business here while spitting on the American public, especially veterans.
Actually, this bill gives Ob1 permission by law. they already gave funds for it. This takes away the states rights to refuse them. This bill give the one permission and tells the states, Screw you. Its federal law. The smoke and mirrors on this is unbelievable. People actually think on this blog that Congress screwed ob1. If this becomes law, this just gives him the green light and tells the states they have to take them. This Also, give congress and the president cover if a terrorist act happens.
It is bad. The number one reason is it gives him the ok to continue. It also becomes law thet the states have to take them. Forget the smoke and mirrors, we will get screwed over this one.
You can’t defend your comments, so it’s my responsibility? Upyourz.
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