Muslim Pause

[Hankelvis]

From:
Jay Sekulow
ACLJ Chief Counsel

https://aclj.org/petitions


President Trump reissued his Executive order. Today we're in court.


First, this new order is legally bulletproof. It implements many of our legal proposals aimed at withstanding judicial review.


But the ACLU and their leftist state allies have already begun filing new lawsuits. We're ready to defeat them and defend our national security.


Here's what the new order does:

1) Pauses entry of foreign nationals from 6 terrorist hotbeds;

2) Pauses the refugee program to keep America safe; and

3) Orders thorough vetting standards be put in place.


It is legal. It is constitutional. https://aclj.org/petitions


And it is the right thing to protect America from jihad.


The fact is 300 of the 1,000 ongoing terrorism investigations are of potential jihadist refugees.


Hawaii's lawsuit makes absurd allegations, and the ACLU calls protecting our national security "bogus."


We're fighting back. In just hours, we're filing a major legal brief in federal court to defend this Executive order and our national security.


Jay Sekulow

ACLJ Chief Counsel

https://aclj.org/petitions

[Thomas Vincent Coffey]

Of course, Jay Sekulow is absolutely correct, yet we would not be enmeshed in this absurd fandango had we not forgotten/ignored history.

The Treaty of Westphalia in 1648, which closed the 30 Years War, enshrined the concept of National Sovereignty and Territorial Integrity. It's signatories included  the Holy Roman Empire, France, Spain, the Netherlands and Sweden, among others; which was actively and forcefully promoted by the Vatican.

This core principle of international law, affirms that each nation-state, has sovereign right within its territory and over its domestic affairs; expressed through the will of its citizens; to the exclusion of any and all external forces.

The rest of the world has absolutely no rights in the USA.

NONE!!!!

[Hankelvis]

I think the IRSS should be abolished. I blame them for driving open borders seeking revenue.