Trump Restrict Immigration From Countries In The Middle East, Including Iraq !

[tigergorzow]

Trump draft order seeks plan for refugee safe zones in Syria

"President DJT Is Doing Exactly What He Stated He Would Do"

January 26 2017 12:49 AM

US President Donald Trump

 

 

An executive order drafted for US President Donald Trump to sign would direct the secretaries of state and defense to produce a plan for safe areas for civilian refugees inside of Syria and other nearby countries, according to a document seen by Reuters.
 

"The Secretary of State, in conjunction with the Secretary of Defense, is directed within 90 days of the date of this order to produce a plan to provide safe areas in Syria and in the surrounding region in which Syrian nationals displaced from their homeland can await firm settlement, such as repatriation or potential third-country resettlement," the draft order says.

http://www.thebaghdadpost.com/en/story/5425/Trump-draft-order-seeks-plan-for-refugee-safe-zones-in-Syria

[ChuckFinley]

A man that keeps his word.  

[DinarThug]

 

Iraq looking to stop granting visas to American citizens

Revealed the Foreign Relations Committee in the Iraqi parliament, for there is a possibility to stop the Rajah of Iraq to grant visas to US citizens, on the basis of the principle ofreciprocity, pointing to send a message to the American adviser to President Donald Trump in this regard.

A member of the Commission, Rinas Gano, network Roudao media, said that " the two countries are working in accordance with the principle of reciprocity in diplomacy and the granting of visas," adding that "after the decision of the US president to stop granting visas for Iraqi citizens, it is very likely that Iraq will stop granting citizens American visas. " 

He continued that " the United States visas for Iraqis did not give more than a year, so Iraq did the same, and mutual decision to stop granting visas will cause Ptdharr many, where there is a large US forces are here to support us in our fight against Daesh as well as the presence of diplomats and owners of staff work of the Americans in Iraq, and in return the Iraqi students would be affected also by this decision. " 

He stressed that due to the Iraqi delegation and visit Washington over the committee of the Iraqi - American friendship, pointing out to send amessage to the US president's Middle East adviser, Walid Phares, to remove Iraq from the list of countries that the United States stopped granting visas to citizens, under the resolution , which was approved by the Trump on 23.1.2017 also included Libya, Iran, Somalia, Sudan, Yemen and Syria , countries.

http://www.rudaw.net/arabic/mi.....2601201711

[siberian_shaddow]

19 hours ago, SnowGlobe7 said:

mad dog picks up the letter and slowly reads it....a smile slowly grows across his face...he puts the open letter from the taliban down and says......kill the basssturds every single one of them 

Yep he looks at it and say's open season on the Taliban its going to be a turkey shoot boys. 

 

 

[Bama Girl]

On 1/25/2017 at 1:23 PM, bostonangler said:

Dang, now who is going to run the convenience stores and hotels? Who is going to cut our grass and trim our hedges? Who is going to work in the carpet factories in Georgia? We are screwed, even "W" knew the worth of cheap labor. If you think the twenty somethings growing up in America today are going to work these jobs, you are in for a big surprise. Millenniums, think they should all start out at the top. Be managers. The twenty somethings believe they are entitled like no generation before them. If you are a mom or dad and have teenagers, prepare them for the hard labor we all used to do before the illegal immigrants arrived. The days of sitting home and getting high playing video games while stuffing their faces with processed food and energy drinks is about to come to an end...

 

B/A 

I understand your point but I believe that as soon as the current administration can put in firm controls over WHO comes across the border, they will implement a plan for the honest Latinos who want to come to the U.S. to work. We deserve to know who comes across the border, where they go, and when they leave. I've never understood why the Feds did not place centers near the border so the people from Mexico, Central America, and South America, who only want to work, can be processed in these convenient centers.  IMO, the honest Latinos who really want to just work in America would welcome this arrangement. If they want citizenship, then they need to go through the same process as people from other countries. 

There is a solid reason why the Border Control Union eagerly endorsed Trump. They were sick of the catch and release that had been ordered from the Obama Administration. All jmho. 😌

[Gypsygirl11]

I love this man...keep going President Trump. In a Rumors thread it is stated he will be our TRUMPET.

[TLHUBER]

On 1/25/2017 at 3:04 PM, bostonangler said:

Sadly I work with many local businesses and the owners tell me all the time that this is how it is with today's young adults.

Here is a true story, I just has a retention wall built and the landscaping company sent three guys. Two Americans and one Mexican, all in their twenties. One worked hard all day and only took 3 breaks per day and two took breaks about every hour to smoke, rehydrate, check their phones, etc.. Care to guess which was which?

 

B/A

If the Mexican is here legally then America is fine with that.

[sandfly]

Thanks 

[skeetdog]

Thanks DT...I've always worked as a Blue-collar worker my entire life...I started in the oilfield in the 80's and progressed to millwright work, then went to Iraq as a heavy equipment operator came back to the states and bought a W-900 Kenworth in 2010...The transmission in the Kenworth went out so I tried to enter the job market as a heavy equipment operator down in Houston where I lived and had my Kenworth leased to an oilfield service company...At the time, (2013) the outer expressway ''99'' was under construction and jobs were listed daily for operators...I've got a resume' that qualifies me as a ''Finish Operator'' and have experience to operate any piece of equipment on location...I didn't qualify for any of the major contract companies because I couldn't speak bilingual and the secondary language had to be Spanish...I tried several smaller independent companies that I got leads from people that worked the trade and I followed-up on several of the leads...Only to show up on location to inquire about the job and was confronted by individuals that spoke in a foreign language and laughed in my face as they continued to show contenus expressions that I didn't understand what they were trying to say...This was in Houston...I then landed a OTR Truck driving job with a company that had me delivering and picking up in Laredo, Tx, where there's direct contact with Mexican employees...Mexicans have a direct descending attitude toward anyone who can't speak their language...I've talked with many a truck drive around the Laredo, Tx area that doesn't speak Mexican, who've experienced the same open discrimination extolled by Mexican's employed within the US border...It's like being back in a third-world country working around a predominantly Mexican atmosphere...   

[DinarThug]

Trump on ISIS: 'We are fighting sneaky rats' that are 'sick and demented'

 

President Donald Trump told Fox News that the US is fighting "sneaky rats" that are harder to go up against than traditional armies.

The comments came in an interview with Fox News host Sean Hannity about the terrorist group ISIS in an interview airing Thursday night at 10 p.m.

"We have evil that lurks around the corner without the uniforms," Trump told Hannity, a top supporter of his.

"Ours is harder because the people we're going against they don't wear uniforms. They're sneaky, dirty rats and they blow people up in a shopping center and they blow people up in a church. These are bad people."

He continued: "When you're fighting Germany and they had their uniforms, and Japan and they had their uniforms and they had their flags on the plane, and the whole thing."

But Trump is optimistic about America's chances against the terrorist group he has vowed to defeat.

"We are fighting sneaky rats right now that are sick and demented," Trump said. "And we're going to win."

http://www.businessinsider.com.....ats-2017-1

[ChuckFinley]

16 hours ago, TLHUBER said:

If the Mexican is here legally then America is fine with that.

It is sad to say that most young Americans feel that they are entitled, lazy, and can not make change.  Most immigrants are hard working and willing to learn. They appreciate what we have to offer.  I work with a Russian, a Bolivian, and a Asian. Everyone out works the US kids. They are busy texting and whinying that Trump got in.  

[ChuckFinley]

On January 25, 2017 at 0:13 PM, Texstorm said:

I'm not packing a damn thing ! All new clothes when I get where I'm going ! Bring it on Dinar Thug !

That is my thinking too. When they come to check out my place they think I was kidnapped.  

[NoviceInvestor]

10 hours ago, skeetdog said:

Thanks DT...I've always worked as a Blue-collar worker my entire life...I started in the oilfield in the 80's and progressed to millwright work, then went to Iraq as a heavy equipment operator came back to the states and bought a W-900 Kenworth in 2010...The transmission in the Kenworth went out so I tried to enter the job market as a heavy equipment operator down in Houston where I lived and had my Kenworth leased to an oilfield service company...At the time, (2013) the outer expressway ''99'' was under construction and jobs were listed daily for operators...I've got a resume' that qualifies me as a ''Finish Operator'' and have experience to operate any piece of equipment on location...I didn't qualify for any of the major contract companies because I couldn't speak bilingual and the secondary language had to be Spanish...I tried several smaller independent companies that I got leads from people that worked the trade and I followed-up on several of the leads...Only to show up on location to inquire about the job and was confronted by individuals that spoke in a foreign language and laughed in my face as they continued to show contenus expressions that I didn't understand what they were trying to say...This was in Houston...I then landed a OTR Truck driving job with a company that had me delivering and picking up in Laredo, Tx, where there's direct contact with Mexican employees...Mexicans have a direct descending attitude toward anyone who can't speak their language...I've talked with many a truck drive around the Laredo, Tx area that doesn't speak Mexican, who've experienced the same open discrimination extolled by Mexican's employed within the US border...It's like being back in a third-world country working around a predominantly Mexican atmosphere...   

A stranger in your own country ...

[DinarThug]

Tattoos Fashion rejected by hardliners and accepted by Iraqis

• Although the drawing tattoos on the body of a very ancient ritual, which origins date back to the pharaohs and the Mayan time, this ancient art is still faced with rejection in the Iraqi society, which is considered a taboo, after the spread of Fashion "tattoos" among young people, especially after the US invasion in 2003 .

Arabs  [published on 27.01.2017, the number: 10525, p . 24]

There is no difference between the 'precision' and'altato 'only mental

Baghdad in a popular neighborhoods in the Iraqi capital Baghdad, there has replaced concrete imprint in the city. This shop is owned by a young Iraqi Maher Yassin Hamoudi, a salon to sound or graphic tattoos that spread Kmodh among Iraqi youth in recent years. After that Baghdad was famous frequent bombings, it has become famous in recent years has increased the number of salons or tattoos in the neighborhoods ceremony.

In spite of that, the establishment of Salon to ring tattoos in a conservative society like Iraq is not easy, as different people's view of banging and Shuma on their bodies. And he says tattoo artist Hamoudi "There are no problems in terms of the risk to individuals who want to draw a tattoo on their bodies, but no problem in accepting people of this tradition. Iraq does not accept people who are in possession of Shuma due to their prohibition by some people.

On the other hand, there are people coming here specifically to draw the tattoo a picture of an imam or phrases from the people of the house. " He added, "I remember that at a time, in the years 2008 and 2009, accused by many of the young people and the implementation of Shum, an American flag, but that was not true. I refuse to drive those fees as it pertains to the anniversary of the invasion of Iraq painful. The guide me many of the charges, but it's different today. Situation now in Iraq is much better than before. "

In certain seasons, the demand for sounding certain religious tattoos, such as images Shiite imams or religious sayings sayings or images of Jesus Christ over. This shows that the artist Hamoudi, 30, who learned the craft, saying that "the demand for drawing tattoos from one season to another varies. During the summer, demand is more on the tattoo, which is clear and can be seen with short clothes. In contrast, less demand for tattoos in the winter. "

Rang tattoos on men only and are not limited to Iraqi women are also the markers and Shuma, but in their homes and they have the same Adgaha painters specialists in this art. And so Hamoudi says, "by virtue of a Salonena in a popular area can not knock tattoos for women, where it caused a great embarrassment to them. So we are going to their homes or place Erthn it. "

Pages rang tattoos salons spread in Iraq on the social networking sites and are pursuing a large number of young people, as small ads appear in the streets of thecapital Baghdad and some provinces

The starting price for tattoos for $ 15 and the price varies depending on the size of the tattoo and how difficult the desired shape drawn tattooed. Hamoudi and began his work in the ring the tattoos 15 years ago in his home, where he paints and Shuma for members of his family and friends. With the increasing demand for its services shop opened four months ago in the Hurriya district of northern Baghdad.

Because young Iraqis new approach to tattooing and Hamoudi of the Iraqi people realize a look conservative to a tattoo, it is usually advised young people not to ring the tattoos in places and forms can raise the ire of see them. Hammoudi said "Customers come to the salon wanted to drive a big or small tattoos they vary depending on the shape and size of the painting they love. We can show them the fees are then selected as one Vnkttha and Ntbaha then we work on the basis, but sometimes we encounter customers, especially from young people asking rang teardrop on the face or the chain on the neck and graphics extremist on the hand, then we try to discourage and dissuade them from making it because the majority of Iraqi society, the governor and the people do not accept it easily, but if the customer is not satisfied and we are forced to accept the tattoos that he wants in the end. "

The spread pages salons rang tattoos in Iraq on the social networking sites and are pursuing a large number of young people, as small ads appear in the streets of Baghdad and other Iraqi provinces carry phones and information brief painters tattoos numbers. Among the most prominent forms and fees, which asks men Dgaha on their bodies, draw a dragon, snakes and human skulls and scorpions, as well as religious symbols and paint, mostly on the arm and shoulder, while women inscriptions flowers and butterflies prefer as well as love and names symbols and most of them are in the non-exposed areas of the body or on the arm .

Old Arab was banging and Shuma on different parts of the bodies of men, women and even children, and was used Ktqos life and religious talismans to prevent magic too. It was not tattoos in Iraq taboo or shunned in the past, was used in ancient times as a talisman against witchcraft, envy, adornment and beauty, especially in women. The Iraqis were using the blackness pots left by the fire to tattoo drawings on their bodies, and by means of needle accuracy amid the skin becomes green in color and called the practice "accuracy

http://www.alarab.co.uk/article/tink

[tigergorzow]

4 minutes ago, DinarThug said:

Baghdad in a popular neighborhoods in the Iraqi capital Baghdad, there has replaced concrete imprint in the city. This shop is owned by a young Iraqi Maher Yassin Hamoudi, a salon to sound or graphic tattoos that spread Kmodh among Iraqi youth in recent years. After that Baghdad was famous frequent bombings, it has become famous in recent years has increased the number of salons or tattoos in the neighborhoods ceremony.

DinarThug Thanks,  DV, We see the young people of Iraq making their stand and yes it is their time.  Keep of the good work!!

[Lorre]

 

14 minutes ago, DinarThug said:

Rang tattoos on men only and are not limited to Iraqi women are also the markers and Shuma, but in their homes and they have the same Adgaha painters specialists in this art. And so Hamoudi says, "by virtue of a Salonena in a popular area can not knock tattoos for women, where it caused a great embarrassment to them. So we are going to their homes or place Erthn it.

Talk about needing liberated.

[SnowGlobe7]

ok which ones of us have a tattoo and where is it and what does it mean to you?

[SnowGlobe7]

[tigergorzow]

UN agencies urge Trump to allow refugees entry

January 28 2017 10:40 PM

UNHCR

Reuters

 

The United Nations refugee agency and International Organization for Migration (IOM) called on the Trump administration on Saturday to continue offering asylum to people fleeing war and persecution, saying its resettlement program was vital, Reuters reported.

US President Donald Trump on Friday put a four-month hold on allowing refugees into the United States and temporarily barred travelers from Syria and six other Muslim-majority countries, saying the moves would help protect Americans from terrorist attacks.

"The needs of refugees and migrants worldwide have never been greater and the US resettlement program is one of the most important in the world," the two Geneva-based agencies said in a joint statement.

Trump stopped the entry of travelers from Syria and the six other nations - Iraq, Iran, Sudan, Libya, Somalia and Yemen - for at least 90 days, saying his administration needed time to develop more stringent screening processes for refugees, immigrants and visitors.

IOM and UNHCR said they remained committed to working with the US administration towards a shared goal of ensuring "safe and secure resettlement and immigration programs".

"We strongly believe that refugees should receive equal treatment for protection and assistance, and opportunities for resettlement, regardless of their religion, nationality or race," they said.

Resettlement places provided by every country for vulnerable refugees, some of whom require special medical treatment not available in their first country of asylum, are vital, the agencies said. More than 30 countries take part in the program, which starts with vetting by the UNHCR.

The agencies said they hope "the US will continue its strong leadership role and long tradition of protecting those who are fleeing conflict and persecution".

Some 25,000 refugees were resettled in the United States between October and year-end under the UNHCR's program for the most vulnerable, the agency said on Friday.

A host of US federal government agencies are involved and extensive background checks are carried out, UNHCR spokeswoman Vannina Maestracci told a briefing.

"I think it's fair to say that refugees coming into the United States to be resettled are some of the most vetted individuals entering the United States," she said.

The IOM wants migration to be legal, safe and secure for all, including for destination countries, spokesman Joel Millman said.

"So we hope 90 days is a temporary time and we stand ready to assist any way we can," Millman told Reuters Television.

"We're concerned that any delay might force some people to start from the beginning but generally speaking it's a long, long process and probably 90 days is something most people will be willing to wait because they have been waiting years already."

http://www.thebaghdadpost.com/en/story/5508/UN-agencies-urge-Trump-to-allow-refugees-entry

[tigergorzow]

US suspends immigration program helping non-Muslim Iranians

January 28 2017 05:59 PM

US President

 

Austria has shut its door to about 300 non-Muslim Iranians hoping to use the country as a way station before establishing new homes in the United States, The Associated Press has learned.

The action is an early ripple effect of U.S. President Donald Trump's effort to clamp down on refugee admissions, according to the New York Times.

Under a 27-year-old program originally approved by Congress to help Jews in the former Soviet Union, Austria had been serving until recently as a conduit for Iranian Jews, Christians and Baha'i, who were at risk in their home country and eligible to resettle in the United States. 

U.S. officials had been interviewing the candidates in Austria because they cannot do so in Iran. But the United States suspended the so-called "Iranian Lautenberg Program" in recent days, according to Austrian officials, who in turn stopped Iranians from reaching their territory. It's unclear when the program might restart.

The episode isn't directly linked to an executive order Trump signed Friday that orders strict new screening for refugees to keep "radical Islamic terrorists" out of the United States. But it reflects the knock-on effects already occurring from his tougher line on immigration and refugees.

http://www.thebaghdadpost.com/en/story/5503/US-suspends-immigration-program-helping-non-Muslim-Iranians

[tigergorzow]

Iraq to oppose US travel curbs, keen to work together against ISIS

January 29 2017 09:09 PM

Crisis in Mosul

 

 

Iraq will lobby against new travel limits to the United States by Iraqis, arguing both countries need to uphold their fight ISIS, Reuters quoted the Iraqi parliamentarians as saying on Sunday.

 The Iraqi government has so far declined comment on an executive order signed by new US President Donald Trump on Friday that suspends the entry of travelers from Iran, Iraq, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Syria and Yemen for at least 90 days.

The order stirred angry reactions in Iraq, where more than 5,000 US troops are deployed to help Iraqi and regional Kurdish forces in the war against ISIS insurgents.

Some members of parliament said Iraq should retaliate with similar measures against the United States.

"Iraq is in the front line of the war on terrorism ... and it is unfair that the Iraqis are treated in this way," parliament's foreign affairs committee said in a statement.

"We call on the Iraqi government to retaliate for the decision taken by the US administration," it added after a session on Sunday in Baghdad.

Baghdad plans to lobby Washington to review the decision, according to two lawmakers who declined to be identified.

One of them said that the government will "explain that Iraq as a sovereign country will be forced to apply similar treatment, and that would affect negatively cooperation, including military cooperation", in the conflict with ISIS.

Al-Hash Shiite militias (IMIS) urged Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi's government to expel US nationals.

 Influential Shi'ite cleric Moqtada al-Sadr said on Sunday American citizens should leave Iraq. "It would be arrogance for you (Americans) to enter Iraq and other countries freely while barring them entrance to your country ... and therefore you should get your nationals out," he said on his website.

http://www.thebaghdadpost.com/en/story/5538/Iraq-to-oppose-US-travel-curbs-keen-to-work-together-against-ISIS

[yota691]

Trump Muslim Ban Made Possible By Obama Admin & Media Won't Tell You

[nannab]

You are the man Yota!  I just passed this on to a couple of relatives and friends and

cannot wait for a response. Hee hee  Thank you thank you Yota  

[DinarThug]

Pentagon unveils measures exclude Iraqis from Trump's decision

Il Giornale January 30, 2017

 

 

Follow-up - Journal News

Revealed a spokesman for the US Department of Defense Pentagon Captain Jeff Davis, Monday, for measures exclude Iraqis working with the US Army of the resolution passed by.

And Y Krdjevis in a press statement, said that "there has procedures that can facilitate the entry of Iraqi translators who work with the US government to the country."

The US president has decided to prevent the entry of citizens of seven countries, including Iraq, to the United States.

http://www.aljournal.com/main/.....yapp-9989/

 

Pentagon reveals procedures and excludes the Iraqi translators working with the American decision to Trump

 

Twilight News

 

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[Lorre]

12 minutes ago, DinarThug said:

Notorious ISIS executioner Abu Sayyaf who decapitated hundreds of victims 'gunned down by mystery hit squad'

Thanks Thug.

Mystery huh?  Love Navy Seals, don't you?