Tips under the new Laws under Trump and AG Sessions - Page 2

Wait, i thought Trump was going to save us?

arent you a fair weather dreamer? like if there's good news youre all optimistic but when theres bad news you revert back into a class a pessimist?

when have i been on trumps nuts? lol

never said you were. but when a thread that looks good you become an optimist but when an article that spells bad you suddenly turn to a negative nancy.

quote me when i have been 'optimistic' i always knew trump a bitch just like his supporters

oh wow really? so you're that guy? yeah trumps an ahole but you really think we're all gonna get deported? good god dude, how do you get through the day with that pessimism.

we'll be fine dude.

Eh it's obvious trump isn't reading what he's signing

http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/world-n...riefed-9766516


And we shouldn't assume he will read the next EO he signs off that start mass deportation then get mad because he wasn't briefed

It's just as silly to not worry at all as it is to worry about it so much

4 is the tough part.

I wonder what the rate of approval is then if it gets denied. The 2 year can be used?

all true. but even sec john kelly today admitted that he shouldve rolled out the muslim ban differently, and he took the blame in todays committee hearing. they didnt think this one through and rushed through it.

heres another tidbit i found.. for future EO's, i hope Preibus will be the final say w/ the President instead of Bannon and Miller.

Several people involved in the current process say the administration wants to be more careful and felt stung by the criticism, even if their signing was cheered by Trump’s supporters. Chief of Staff Reince Priebus has lately gotten far more involved in the process, one person familiar with it said. He has implemented a multi-step process to approving the orders, according to a White House official.

@Dreamer0987 it is from the 1997 Immigration law concerning expedited removal. It is usually used for people in the country less than two weeks and within 100 miles of the border.

DHS ( I think ) can expand it to the entire country and up to two years without going through congress.

Expedited removal is done by a DHS office and the decision is final ( You can get it vacated ). There is no immigration judge or appeal. It is quick, cheap and easy for DHS compared to normal removal.

https://www.uscis.gov/ilink/docView/...0-11261/0-0-0-36122/0-0-0-36228.html