Donald Trump team 'discussing plans for Muslim registration system'

[MHz]

He might have to declare martial law in the first 20 minutes of swearing to protect the US from foreign and domestic enemies. 6 months later the weeds have been pulled out and the repairs can continue. Healthcare is easy to fix, mark it 'free' and then look closely at the billing to see why it is so expensive and that level of scrutiny and criminal charges would bring the price down fast all by itself so that it is affordable. Put a lot of education towards doctors and less into law and politics.

 

[Remington1]

"Trump’s own grandfather was an illegal emigrant whose income stream included alcohol and prostitution at a time when these were legally contested. He was an unwanted returnee to Germany, and then a potential “enemy alien” within the United States ...

Today, his grandson lambastes Mexicans as criminals, intends to erect a wall to keep them out, and warns of Syrian refugees as Trojan horses. If Donald Trump wins his party’s nomination, historians will have many a field day digging out the contradictions between his anti-immigrant rhetoric and his family background"

I'm pretty sure it will.

 

[MHz]

I'm a very great White guy, who along with my forefathers build great countries, not like the sh^thole countries scum bag Muslims build.

My countries are so great that all scum bag Muslims want to come and live in my great country.
But they are not wanted here, they are evil people.
Wait till my buddy Trump gets going, he's going to send you scum bags back to the sh^thole countries you built for yourselves..

One of these days we need to have a long talk.

 

[tay]

 

[Durry]

One of these days we need to have a long talk.

I would not choose the cookies,,,,,,, I would go for plan B!!

 

[davesmom]

We must never, NEVER speak of race in a derogatory way. Oh No!
But here we have @selfsame unloading on Zionists and all evil non-Muslims.
This from someone from a group who is insulted by any and all criticism of Islam!
Bigotry only travels one way?

 

[Tecumsehsbones]

We must never, NEVER speak of race in a derogatory way. Oh No!
But here we have @selfsame unloading on Zionists and all evil non-Muslims.
This from someone from a group who is insulted by any and all criticism of Islam!
Bigotry only travels one way?

Yours does.

 

[MHz]

I would not choose the cookies,,,,,,, I would go for plan B!!

Full hands and a full mouth would the the right choice. Surprised Jeb didn't cut himself at that one point.

Might I suggest a training camp where Americans get to know know what the term, 'Stop it.' actually means. Martial law would be the fastest route and it would be good for the army also as they get to do something with their fingers than pull triggers. I'm pretty sure when trained killers and mouthy protestors meet in the street that it is the mouthy ones who will be saying, 'Stop it.'

 

[Murphy]

Some of you probably suspected this, but I believe selfsame is E.A. Nassir (the very same). The style and references of Nassir's are the same as what is written in selfsame's posts. He is a fellow that likes to talk about Islam, but does not have a big audience.

I believe that's why he seeks out places like Cdn Content. He gets greater exposure. If this is him, he translated Al-Hilli's interpretation of the Quran, and is seeking a larger audience than the 22 views his youtube videos got in the past six months. It could be he wants credit for translating all of Al-Hilli's work into English, or he's a religious zealot. Or both.

In any case, I do not understand why he does not wish to tell us the name of the country where he lives. Could be Iraq. I believe that he is a graduate of Baghdad University.

Hear his voice.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=4mg35PrJbzI

 

[pgs]

You forgot the Beothuk of Newfoundland. The Sinixt are not extinct. They were made extinct on paper so the government did not have to include them in the Columbia River Treaty.

Well no wonder they made the mistake sixinct = gonzo .

What role did you play in building Canada?

I think he built America .

"Trump’s own grandfather was an illegal emigrant whose income stream included alcohol and prostitution at a time when these were legally contested. He was an unwanted returnee to Germany, and then a potential “enemy alien” within the United States ...

Today, his grandson lambastes Mexicans as criminals, intends to erect a wall to keep them out, and warns of Syrian refugees as Trojan horses. If Donald Trump wins his party’s nomination, historians will have many a field day digging out the contradictions between his anti-immigrant rhetoric and his family background"

I'm pretty sure it will.

Yet he won , funny eh ?

Yours does.

And yours doesn't ?

 

[Cliffy]

 

[Murphy]

That's wonderful, but you are quoting an American, James Madison, and their Bill of Rights. You live in Canada. Are you responding to the original post? If you are, I do not believe that immigrants have all the rights of a US citizen.

 

[Cliffy]

That's wonderful, but you are quoting an American, James Madison, and their Bill of Rights. You live in Canada. Are you responding to the original post? If you are, I do not believe that immigrants have all the rights of a US citizen.

Except for Native American Indians, everybody is an immigrant or a descendant of one. Many Muslims and Mexicans are second, third and fourth generation Americans. What the Trumpster is proposing is illegal according to their constitution. But I wouldn't put it past him and his gang of thugs to suspend the constitution, or at least try.

 

[Murphy]

The way I read it, a registry would be legal. It would be an administrative procedure. Read the underlined portion. It is mine. Much of what could be used to deport an immigrant is already in place. Remember, they are talking about immigration matters, not criminal proceedings.

Do Noncitizens Have Constitutional Rights?

Excerpt from this page

But immigration proceedings are matters of administrative law, not criminal law. (As a result, the consequence of violating your immigration status is not jail but deportation.)

Congress has nearly full authority to regulate immigration without interference from the courts. Because immigration is considered a matter of national security and foreign policy, the Supreme Court has long held that immigration law is largely immune from judicial review. Congress can make rules for immigrants that would be unacceptable if applied to citizens.

Still, immigrants facing deportation do have some rights. Most are entitled to a hearing before an immigration judge, representation by a lawyer (but not one that's paid for by the government), and interpretation for non-English-speakers. The government must provide "clear and convincing" evidence to deport someone (a lower standard than "beyond a reasonable doubt").

On the other hand, some immigrants who are suspected terrorists may not be allowed to confront the evidence against them. In 1996, Congress established the Alien Terrorist Removal Court, a secret tribunal that can examine classified evidence. (Interestingly, Congress mandated in the same law that an immigrant tried by the terrorist court would have the right to counsel at government expense.)

But the Alien Terrorist Removal Court has never been used, and a Department of Justice spokesman said he isn't aware of any plans to use the terrorist court any time soon.

 

[Ludlow]

It's a beautiful thing

 

[Dexter Sinister]

Except for Native American Indians, everybody is an immigrant or a descendant of one.

There's no 'except' here, they're immigrants too, they haven't always been here. The only difference is that when their ancestors arrived there was nobody else here. The only people on the planet who aren't immigrants or descendants of immigrants are people living in east central Africa who carry some particular genetic markers that nobody else has. National Geographic's Genome Project can tell you all about it.

 

[Cliffy]

There's no 'except' here, they're immigrants too, they haven't always been here. The only difference is that when their ancestors arrived there was nobody else here. The only people on the planet who aren't immigrants or descendants of immigrants are people living in east central Africa who carry some particular genetic markers that nobody else has. National Geographic's Genome Project can tell you all about it.

I think their 30 thousand years of occupation, compared to our 500 is pretty clear indicator that they are the original inhabitants of this continent.

 

[tay]

There's no 'except' here, they're immigrants too, they haven't always been here. The only difference is that when their ancestors arrived there was nobody else here. The only people on the planet who aren't immigrants or descendants of immigrants are people living in east central Africa who carry some particular genetic markers that nobody else has. National Geographic's Genome Project can tell you all about it.

And the land was vacant. That is important as there was no killings, conversions or other debauchery committed. They did not take over from anyone, no invasion, no conquering, they simply stopped moving further....

The way I read it, a registry would be legal. It would be an administrative procedure. Read the underlined portion. It is mine. Much of what could be used to deport an immigrant is already in place. Remember, they are talking about immigration matters, not criminal proceedings.

Do Noncitizens Have Constitutional Rights?

But immigration proceedings are matters of administrative law, not criminal law. (As a result, the consequence of violating your immigration status is not jail but deportation.)

Still, immigrants facing deportation do have some rights. Most are entitled to a hearing before an immigration judge, representation by a lawyer (but not one that's paid for by the government), and interpretation for non-English-speakers. The government must provide "clear and convincing" evidence to deport someone (a lower standard than "beyond a reasonable doubt").

But the Alien Terrorist Removal Court has never been used, and a Department of Justice spokesman said he isn't aware of any plans to use the terrorist court any time soon.

And that was what I pointed out in another thread to those who think Trump will magically deport 2-3 million overnight. It won't happen....


http://forums.canadiancontent.net/news/147575-who-his-her-right-mind.html

 

[MHz]

And that was what I pointed out in another thread to those who think Trump will magically deport 2-3 million overnight. It won't happen....

The part you could not be taking into account is the war in Syria could be over by Jan.20/17 and most refugees are economic refugees so all they need is an income and stores with full shelves. It doesn't matter what nation it is and most would prefer to be in their homeland rather than in any foreign land. Mexican youths want to come north as that is where the jobs are, or so they think. Even with a revived manufacturing base if the goods are to be quality and dependable production rate then it will be robots rather than people who are most of the employees. The Admin will still exist at even higher salaries. In practice a nation shouldn't need more than 10-15% of the workforce employed for everybody to be fed and housed. After that the workers will be involved in tourism and leisure activities and hobbies, just like the rest of the globe.
The alternative of one meal a day and go sit in the shade and be quiet until you die would result in revolt and lots of deaths on both sides. As Canadians get older and the winters get colder why would that population not want to move to Mexico where a pension would go a lot further than it does in Canada and family can be life-size if the big screen is large enough for those who would miss people back home. (n theory lots of active people their own age should be more attractive as to where you would be spending most of your day)
I like the robotic inventory system where an item is put on the next available spot and that is recorded so when it is sold the robots know just where to go to retrieve it rather than certain items being in a certain isle. A person who is a pac-rat probably does their filing in much the same way. As them for a item they have and they know just where to find it in a collection that is stored 'at random' to most people.

 

[DaSleeper]

To get back to the stupid OP on registration....
People applying for citizenship even in Canada are fingerprinted
But but That's not registration
Fingerprinting services - citizenship

OMG Trudeau is Hitler