Treasonous Hawaiian Judge Does It AGAIN–Insists Constitution Prevents Trump From Blocking Immigration From Terrorstan

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18 October 2017
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The latest outrage from Hawaiian Judge Derrick Kahala Watson–a third strike by this particular judge against not only Trump, but America:

Judge Temporarily Halts New Version of Trump’s Travel Ban

By Vivian Yee, NYT,  October 17, 2017

Hours before it was to take effect, a federal judge in Hawaii issued a nationwide order on Tuesday blocking, for now, President Trump’s third attempt at a travel ban. It would have indefinitely stopped almost all travel to the United States from seven countries, including most of the Muslim-majority nations included in his original travel ban...

The New York Times simply does not believe in democracy. Trump was elected partly to block Muslim immigration, which is certainly within the powers of the Presidency (Obama did it briefly in 2011, but didn’t get this kind of reaction because people knew he didn’t mean it.)

 

 

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