Gen. John Kelly seen as leading contender for DHS - Page 2

Trump administration will be enacting some sort of Immigration Reform. I am a 100% certain of this fact. Only I don't know when but it seems to me like he's personally not going to be holding back. He will start working on whatever that comes to his mind. In this election, I am not sure whether the winners are the losers but I am certain that those who think they are the "losers" are actually the winners!

Agreed, traveling abroad is really important to me. I haven't seen 90 percent of my family in 13 years. I couldn't even attend my grandfather's funeral, my little cousins got married, had kids, graduated college, etc. Missed so much.

Driving, working, traveling. This is all I personally want IF possible even for my family. People have to have the basic right of movement. This is the relief we need and I sincerely hope the Trump administration can broker some sort of compromise.

I just want to fucking work and drive legally.

Family, there's Skype for that, or B2 visas for them to visit.

I have paid for my cousins and aunts to come visit my parents. It is much more fun for them and for us, safer as well.

Good for you man, we all have different needs.

Ya but I want to visit Japan, Singapore, all Europe. Australia, New Zealand, South America. One a trip a year or two before I die.

A 10 year ban presidential pardon would not be bad either.

He cant be worse than Kobach. Kobach straight up hates immigrants as worse than human beings. A General cant be racist as Kobach.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/opini...b8501#comments

The leading contenders for homeland security secretary are House Homeland Security Committee Chairman Michael McCaul (R-Tex.), retired Marine Gen. John Kelly and Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach. Kelly would give Trump a military leader who could run the southern border with efficiency. Kobach, who accidentally revealed some of his ideas during a recent visit to Trump Tower, is reliably conservative but has limited experience.

McCaul will make his case for the job in his second annual “State of Homeland Security Address” on Dec. 7. It’s not a coincidence his speech coincides with the anniversary of the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor. Overall, McCaul will agree with Trump on most issues, such as “extreme vetting” of immigrants and refugees, building a border structure with Mexico and deporting criminal illegal immigrants.

But McCaul’s speech also includes a more nuanced plan for dealing with the most pressing terrorism problem facing the United States: the threat of Islamic radicalization inside the country. He has worked on the issue for years, sometimes at odds with staunch conservatives. McCaul’s approach is to strike a balance between cooperating with American Muslim communities and policing them, rather than cutting off government support to Muslim organizations.

“The Obama administration’s counter-radicalization program has been a failure,” McCaul told me. “I would repeal and replace that office with more of a radical Islamist-based threat picture. And the way you do that is through credible voices in the community and testimonials.”



I did not want to start a new thread so I am just going to continue the discussion here...


It is good that Kobach is somewhat the third runner up... Really good news, specially from a source such as the washington times which is rather right wing.

Hell yeah. F*** Kocacola