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Smokey the bear.
THE bushfires in Victoria, claiming the lives of at least 130 people, are among the most deadly registered in a century and a half around the world.
Incidence map from Jan 12, it has gotten much worse since then.
President Obamanazi's executive order is expected to bring hundreds of thousands of Palestinians, many with ties to radical Islam, to our shores, furthering a process that was inaugurated in 1995 by Senator Ted Kennedy and the Cedar-Hart bill.
The 1965 Cedar-Hart bill was the greatest bait-and-switch in history. Americans were promised one result, and got the opposite result that they had been promised would never happen. They were misled. They were deceived. They were swindled.
From 1965 to the present, more than half of all the immigrants to America from the Middle East and Asia have been Muslim with radical ideologies.
Forty years after Senator Kennedy made this pledge, Dean Steven Gillon of the Honors College at Oklahoma University assessed the results of the 1965 Immigration Act by noting:
"The US added at least 40 million immigrants after 1965. Before 1965, 95 percent of the new immigrants had come from Europe. After 1965, 95 percent came from the Third World. The 1965 act has transformed American society and had consequences exactly the opposite of what we were promised."
Barney Frank Dhimmicrap immigration reform!!!
.......that approximately 19 months before 9/11, Barney Frank had been given specific information indicating that at least some of his immigration legislation was causing a massive infiltration of America by radical Muslims and radical Muslim clerics. He did nothing in response to that information but continued writing and pushing legislation that further relaxed immigration requirements and granted additional rights to non-U.S. citizens, even to those who had been deported from the U.S. for committing felonies.
All legislation must be discussed within the historical context in which it was written. Frank began writing immigration legislation while the domestic surveillance abilities of the FBI and the foreign surveillance abilities of the CIA were being devastated by attacks by the Democratic Party, the radical Left, and civil liberties groups including the National Lawyers Guild, the Center for Constitutional Rights and the American Civil Liberties Union.
The Alien Border Control Committee (ABCC), formed by President Reagan in 1986 to coordinate the FBI and CIA in rooting out and deporting Islamists and alien immigrant supporters of Muslim terror, was effectively forced to dismantle by the coordinated efforts of the aforementioned parties. And Congressman Frank contributed to the ABCCs demise by writing legislation that stripped its authority to deport alien extremists based on their political beliefs.
From 1981 onward, while terror attacks around the world by Muslim radicals were rising dramatically and Americas intelligence agencies were being neutered by the Left, Congressman Barney Frank legislated to loosen Americas immigration controls. At the same time, he consistently voted to slash funding for the CIA, the FBI, and the U.S. military.
Franks most far-reaching work on immigration law occurred in the context of a major overhaul of the McCarran-Walter act of 1952. That act contains the body of U.S. immigration law. Its overhaul during the 1980s culminated in the Immigration and Nationality Act (INA) of 1990.
It is typical for left-wing politicians to waltz past the bones of Communisms 150 million victims on their way to trivializing the dangers that radical ideologues present.
When Franks exclusion amendment became law, it said aliens could not be excluded or deported because of any past, current, or expected beliefs, statements, or associations which, if engaged in by a United States citizen in the United States, would be protected under the Constitution of the United States.
When Franks exclusion amendment became law, it said aliens could not be excluded or deported because of any past, current, or expected beliefs, statements, or associations which, if engaged in by a United States citizen in the United States, would be protected under the Constitution of the United States.
In his essay A Case Study in the Effective Use of the Political Process, Frank explains his strategy:
My intention was to take the legitimate bases for excluding people from this country namely, that they would in some real way be dangerous to our well-being and embody them in a new section that would replace the existing obnoxious [ideological exclusion] sections. I would deal with the anti-gay exclusion simply by leaving it out of the re-draft. Thus, no separate vote would be taken on whether or not to repeal this provision, because its abolition would be accomplished by omission. And since I was part of the majority that would be presenting the new bill, the burden in Congress would thus be shifted to those who sought to preserve this homophobic aspect.
In other words, Frank took an issue concerning national security and parlayed it into a significant victory for gay rights.
For the first time in American history, the full First Amendment right to free speech and free association, once exclusively enjoyed by full U.S. citizens, had been granted to non-citizens and visitors to the United States. The moment Barney Franks exclusions amendment was made law, it became unlawful, on the basis of their beliefs alone, to deny entry to immigrants or other foreign nationals with radical ideologies. It also made it nearly impossible to deport them once they were here.
Franks ideological exclusions amendment remained intact, except for a single word.
The final amendment said that an alien could not be excluded from entry into the U.S. nor deported once there ''because of any past, current or expected beliefs, statements or associations which, if engaged in by a United States citizen in the United States, would be protected under the Constitution. Frank had also wanted to prevent the U.S. from denying entry to immigrants based on past activities, but under pressure from the Bush State Department, Frank was forced to drop activities from the amendments final wording.
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Now Obama has by presidential order removed the barrier to immigration to the United States radical Islamists such as those who have been members of such groups as Hamas and Hezbollah!!
Thanks a lot pal.
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The 1996 exclusion list allowed immigration officials to bar aliens from entry or deport them for the following terrorism-related reasons:
(1) has engaged in a terrorist activity,
(2) a consular officer or the Attorney General knows, or has reasonable ground to believe, is engaged in or is likely to engage after entry in any terrorist activity .
(3) has, under circumstances indicating an intention to cause death or serious bodily harm, incited terrorist activity,
(4) is a representative of a foreign terrorist organization, as designated by the Secretary under section 219, or
(5) is a member of a foreign terrorist organization, as designated by the Secretary under section 219, which the alien knows or should have known is a terrorist organization is inadmissible.
But U.S. immigration officials could not deny entry to or deport aliens solely on the basis of their political or ideological beliefs or the associations they engaged in while in America. And the remaining exclusions, as they related to terrorism, were filled with ambiguities that monkey-wrenched the process of deporting suspect aliens expeditiously. The Center for Constitutional Rights, National Lawyers Guild, and other left-wing groups lined up to exploit those ambiguities. They filed endless litigation in defense of aliens arrested for suspicion of involvement in crime, terrorism or terrorist-related activity.
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James R. Edwards of the Hudson Institute sums up the overall effect of Barney Franks elimination of ideological exclusion:
History teaches that foreign ideologues have long sought to promote their beliefs and advance their causes on American soil.
Alien subversives have spied, spread propaganda and stolen state and industrial secrets. Foreign anarchists, communists and other radicals have sought to make converts, raise funds, organize followers and otherwise exploit American freedoms...
In short, the 1990 Immigration Acts revision of exclusion grounds preserved the spirit of the McGovern and Moynihan [Frank] Amendments.
Indeed, this law made it much easier for aliens who hold radical, dangerous, anti-American or subversive political beliefs to enter and remain in the United States.
This perversion of the First Amendment means the guy who preaches hatred, pollutes hearts and minds, steeps persuadable people in reasons to harm Americans and wage war from within against America gets a free pass.
THE bushfires in Victoria, claiming the lives of at least 130 people, are among the most deadly registered in a century and a half around the world.
Incidence map from Jan 12, it has gotten much worse since then.
President Obamanazi's executive order is expected to bring hundreds of thousands of Palestinians, many with ties to radical Islam, to our shores, furthering a process that was inaugurated in 1995 by Senator Ted Kennedy and the Cedar-Hart bill.
The 1965 Cedar-Hart bill was the greatest bait-and-switch in history. Americans were promised one result, and got the opposite result that they had been promised would never happen. They were misled. They were deceived. They were swindled.
From 1965 to the present, more than half of all the immigrants to America from the Middle East and Asia have been Muslim with radical ideologies.
Forty years after Senator Kennedy made this pledge, Dean Steven Gillon of the Honors College at Oklahoma University assessed the results of the 1965 Immigration Act by noting:
"The US added at least 40 million immigrants after 1965. Before 1965, 95 percent of the new immigrants had come from Europe. After 1965, 95 percent came from the Third World. The 1965 act has transformed American society and had consequences exactly the opposite of what we were promised."
Barney Frank Dhimmicrap immigration reform!!!
.......that approximately 19 months before 9/11, Barney Frank had been given specific information indicating that at least some of his immigration legislation was causing a massive infiltration of America by radical Muslims and radical Muslim clerics. He did nothing in response to that information but continued writing and pushing legislation that further relaxed immigration requirements and granted additional rights to non-U.S. citizens, even to those who had been deported from the U.S. for committing felonies.
All legislation must be discussed within the historical context in which it was written. Frank began writing immigration legislation while the domestic surveillance abilities of the FBI and the foreign surveillance abilities of the CIA were being devastated by attacks by the Democratic Party, the radical Left, and civil liberties groups including the National Lawyers Guild, the Center for Constitutional Rights and the American Civil Liberties Union.
The Alien Border Control Committee (ABCC), formed by President Reagan in 1986 to coordinate the FBI and CIA in rooting out and deporting Islamists and alien immigrant supporters of Muslim terror, was effectively forced to dismantle by the coordinated efforts of the aforementioned parties. And Congressman Frank contributed to the ABCCs demise by writing legislation that stripped its authority to deport alien extremists based on their political beliefs.
From 1981 onward, while terror attacks around the world by Muslim radicals were rising dramatically and Americas intelligence agencies were being neutered by the Left, Congressman Barney Frank legislated to loosen Americas immigration controls. At the same time, he consistently voted to slash funding for the CIA, the FBI, and the U.S. military.
Franks most far-reaching work on immigration law occurred in the context of a major overhaul of the McCarran-Walter act of 1952. That act contains the body of U.S. immigration law. Its overhaul during the 1980s culminated in the Immigration and Nationality Act (INA) of 1990.
It is typical for left-wing politicians to waltz past the bones of Communisms 150 million victims on their way to trivializing the dangers that radical ideologues present.
When Franks exclusion amendment became law, it said aliens could not be excluded or deported because of any past, current, or expected beliefs, statements, or associations which, if engaged in by a United States citizen in the United States, would be protected under the Constitution of the United States.
When Franks exclusion amendment became law, it said aliens could not be excluded or deported because of any past, current, or expected beliefs, statements, or associations which, if engaged in by a United States citizen in the United States, would be protected under the Constitution of the United States.
In his essay A Case Study in the Effective Use of the Political Process, Frank explains his strategy:
My intention was to take the legitimate bases for excluding people from this country namely, that they would in some real way be dangerous to our well-being and embody them in a new section that would replace the existing obnoxious [ideological exclusion] sections. I would deal with the anti-gay exclusion simply by leaving it out of the re-draft. Thus, no separate vote would be taken on whether or not to repeal this provision, because its abolition would be accomplished by omission. And since I was part of the majority that would be presenting the new bill, the burden in Congress would thus be shifted to those who sought to preserve this homophobic aspect.
In other words, Frank took an issue concerning national security and parlayed it into a significant victory for gay rights.
For the first time in American history, the full First Amendment right to free speech and free association, once exclusively enjoyed by full U.S. citizens, had been granted to non-citizens and visitors to the United States. The moment Barney Franks exclusions amendment was made law, it became unlawful, on the basis of their beliefs alone, to deny entry to immigrants or other foreign nationals with radical ideologies. It also made it nearly impossible to deport them once they were here.
Franks ideological exclusions amendment remained intact, except for a single word.
The final amendment said that an alien could not be excluded from entry into the U.S. nor deported once there ''because of any past, current or expected beliefs, statements or associations which, if engaged in by a United States citizen in the United States, would be protected under the Constitution. Frank had also wanted to prevent the U.S. from denying entry to immigrants based on past activities, but under pressure from the Bush State Department, Frank was forced to drop activities from the amendments final wording.
-------------------------------------
Now Obama has by presidential order removed the barrier to immigration to the United States radical Islamists such as those who have been members of such groups as Hamas and Hezbollah!!
Thanks a lot pal.
---------------------------------------
The 1996 exclusion list allowed immigration officials to bar aliens from entry or deport them for the following terrorism-related reasons:
(1) has engaged in a terrorist activity,
(2) a consular officer or the Attorney General knows, or has reasonable ground to believe, is engaged in or is likely to engage after entry in any terrorist activity .
(3) has, under circumstances indicating an intention to cause death or serious bodily harm, incited terrorist activity,
(4) is a representative of a foreign terrorist organization, as designated by the Secretary under section 219, or
(5) is a member of a foreign terrorist organization, as designated by the Secretary under section 219, which the alien knows or should have known is a terrorist organization is inadmissible.
But U.S. immigration officials could not deny entry to or deport aliens solely on the basis of their political or ideological beliefs or the associations they engaged in while in America. And the remaining exclusions, as they related to terrorism, were filled with ambiguities that monkey-wrenched the process of deporting suspect aliens expeditiously. The Center for Constitutional Rights, National Lawyers Guild, and other left-wing groups lined up to exploit those ambiguities. They filed endless litigation in defense of aliens arrested for suspicion of involvement in crime, terrorism or terrorist-related activity.
-------------------------------
James R. Edwards of the Hudson Institute sums up the overall effect of Barney Franks elimination of ideological exclusion:
History teaches that foreign ideologues have long sought to promote their beliefs and advance their causes on American soil.
Alien subversives have spied, spread propaganda and stolen state and industrial secrets. Foreign anarchists, communists and other radicals have sought to make converts, raise funds, organize followers and otherwise exploit American freedoms...
In short, the 1990 Immigration Acts revision of exclusion grounds preserved the spirit of the McGovern and Moynihan [Frank] Amendments.
Indeed, this law made it much easier for aliens who hold radical, dangerous, anti-American or subversive political beliefs to enter and remain in the United States.
This perversion of the First Amendment means the guy who preaches hatred, pollutes hearts and minds, steeps persuadable people in reasons to harm Americans and wage war from within against America gets a free pass.
