He just set an official record...biggest loss in the shortest time...
whats the definition of loser where all of you are equal?
You.
Trump's AMERICA : 2018 (& world reaction )
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More deflection from his failed presidency by the moron-in-chief. And another failure looming if he attempts it.
I'd like to hear the spin on Putin's reply to the treaty being abandoned.
Europe Will Become a Battlefield: Putin Bluntly Explains What Discarding INF Treaty Means
Lynching in St. Louis and the media is silent. Trumps racist remarks are really bring out the loonie toons.
How about an article oh here's one Cliffy
Who Is Danye Jones? Ferguson Activist Says Her Son Was Lynched To Death
The investigation is still ongoing
Who Is Danye Jones? Ferguson Activist Says Her Son Was Lynched To Death
The investigation is still ongoing
‘He’s speaking from the heart’: Biographer recalls Trump kept a book of Hitler speeches at his bedside
https://www.rawstory.com/2018/10/he...eeches-bedside/?utm_source=push_notifications
https://www.rawstory.com/2018/10/he...eeches-bedside/?utm_source=push_notifications
Canada planning to increase expulsions of illegal immigrants
http://www.yahoo.com/news/canada-pl...ions-illegal-immigrants-report-191220518.html
Ottawa (AFP) - Faced with an influx of asylum seekers from the United States, Canada is planning to substantially step up deportations of illegal migrants, Canada's public broadcaster reported Wednesday.
A leaked email from a senior Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) official to staff, cited by the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, the goal is to deport some 10,000 persons a year, as much as a 35 percent increase over recent years.
CBSA enforcement director Brad Wozny wrote that in recent weeks he has "been involved in several discussions both regionally and nationally concerning the government of Canada's decision to substantially increase removal efforts."
"Initial discussions have the agency working towards a new national target of 10,000 removals/year," he adds.
The CBC said 18,000 people, mostly failed refugee claimants, currently face deportation. So far this year 6,083 have been deported, compared to a total of 8,472 in 2017 and 18,987 in 2012.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said the government is "trying to improve the immigration system and be more expeditious in handling cases."
Border Security Minister Bill Blair, meanwhile, confirmed that the government has "added additional resources to ensure that (the CBSA) has what they need to do the job."
He noted that only asylum seekers who "have gone through all the legal processes of determining their eligibility for the protection of Canada" and been found "to have not been eligible are subject to removal."
This hardening of the government's position comes as Trudeau's Liberals face increased political attacks ahead of next year's election from opposition Tories, who accuse the government of mismanaging a migrant "crisis."
Donald Trump's election as US president triggered a spike in asylum seekers who have simply walked across the border into Canada, some braving biting cold and dangerous treks through the wilds.
According to the latest government data, more than 30,000 have come from the United States in search of asylum. Most were originally from Nigeria, Haiti, Turkey, Eritrea or Colombia.
I guess the Liberal Govt. has a problem with POC.
http://www.yahoo.com/news/canada-pl...ions-illegal-immigrants-report-191220518.html
Ottawa (AFP) - Faced with an influx of asylum seekers from the United States, Canada is planning to substantially step up deportations of illegal migrants, Canada's public broadcaster reported Wednesday.
A leaked email from a senior Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) official to staff, cited by the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, the goal is to deport some 10,000 persons a year, as much as a 35 percent increase over recent years.
CBSA enforcement director Brad Wozny wrote that in recent weeks he has "been involved in several discussions both regionally and nationally concerning the government of Canada's decision to substantially increase removal efforts."
"Initial discussions have the agency working towards a new national target of 10,000 removals/year," he adds.
The CBC said 18,000 people, mostly failed refugee claimants, currently face deportation. So far this year 6,083 have been deported, compared to a total of 8,472 in 2017 and 18,987 in 2012.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said the government is "trying to improve the immigration system and be more expeditious in handling cases."
Border Security Minister Bill Blair, meanwhile, confirmed that the government has "added additional resources to ensure that (the CBSA) has what they need to do the job."
He noted that only asylum seekers who "have gone through all the legal processes of determining their eligibility for the protection of Canada" and been found "to have not been eligible are subject to removal."
This hardening of the government's position comes as Trudeau's Liberals face increased political attacks ahead of next year's election from opposition Tories, who accuse the government of mismanaging a migrant "crisis."
Donald Trump's election as US president triggered a spike in asylum seekers who have simply walked across the border into Canada, some braving biting cold and dangerous treks through the wilds.
According to the latest government data, more than 30,000 have come from the United States in search of asylum. Most were originally from Nigeria, Haiti, Turkey, Eritrea or Colombia.
I guess the Liberal Govt. has a problem with POC.
American troops sent to the border will now be forced to watch out for right-wing militias run amok
https://www.rawstory.com/2018/11/am...itias-run-amok/?utm_source=push_notifications
https://www.rawstory.com/2018/11/am...itias-run-amok/?utm_source=push_notifications
Trump promises executive order next week to change U.S. asylum laws
Thu, 1 Nov 2018 17:55:55 EDT
U.S. President Donald Trump says he is finalizing a plan that would require immigrants seeking asylum in the United States to approach a legal port of entry, pushing a hard line on immigration ahead of next week's congressional elections.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/world/trump...409?cmp=news-digests-canada-and-world-evening
aren't executive orders similar to a dictum?? and the line of least resistance?? (and making sure he gets HIS way???
...and Trump did say today.......that the military should consider rocks thrown at them......... as guns.
and you know what the implication of that is..
PROMOTING violence ..and could care less about "collateral damage".
Thus spake psycho-in-chief.