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Congress had met on 8/16/17 to discuss the NAFTA act that was put into effect on October 21,

2011. This act enables illegal immigrants that entered this Country illegally. President Donald
Trump decided to take this bill and throw it into the trash because he states that you must be
legally in the United States.
President Trump took this bill and just threw it out. I think that this is wrong because taking
away someone's citizenship can be devastating for a person because it is America and it is the
best country to live in because of all of our rights, and all of our freedoms. I do not like that he
did this because it can enable these immigrants to get a drivers license, social security, and most
importantly a job. A job can be essential to someone's life because it can help motivate a person
to go and it will also bring in revenue. Revenue is a major factor if these Immigrants had brought
a family over or have a family because it will get the basic needs and essentials for their families.
Another issue that I think this could potentially cause is the fact that these immigrants are
although illegal, but they can still make an impact on this world. They could have been a CNN
hero or they could have been a doctor, someone that saves lives of normal American citizens.
This article shows what kind of president we have, an unlawful and arrogant one.
http://www.cnn.com/2017/08/16/cnn10/ten-content-thurs/index.html

Fischer http://money.cnn.com/2017/08/31/pf/harvey-financial-assistance/index.html The U.S.


economy got steam amid the second quarter, indenting the speediest pace of development in two
years. Amid the principal full quarter with President Trump in control, monetary development hit
3%, as indicated by updated gauges discharged by the legislature on Wednesday. That is the
most grounded development since the primary quarter of 2015. It's more than twofold the pace of
the initial three months of 2017 and superior to unique evaluations for the second quarter. The
legislature at first pegged second-quarter development at 2.6% in July. The financial force was
driven by more grounded shopper spending and more beneficial business speculation. Related:
The potential financial expenses of Harvey Trump guaranteed 4% development on the
battlefield, yet his organization has since define an objective of 3%. The White House needs to
accelerate the languid recuperation from the Great Recession by cutting charges, slicing
deregulation and increase framework spending. Up until this point, Trump's monetary motivation
has not endured Congress. However the U.S. economy is looking solid at any rate, particularly
on the occupations front. Private businesses quickened employing in August, including 237,000
laborers, as indicated by gauges discharged on Wednesday by installment handling firm ADP.
The administration's all the more intently watched occupations report, set to be discharged on
Friday, is required to demonstrate the joblessness rate holding at a 16-year low of 4.3%. While
the annihilation from Hurricane Harvey is probably going to hurt the economy along the Texas
Gulf Coast, financial experts don't expect the effect on the U.S. in general to be extraordinary.
Hurricane Harvey made a great impact on all southern states during the hurricane and all of the
people living there having to deal with the floods. Due to this flood there is a major
unemployment rate uprise. The flooding and all of the storms had taken many jobs from people,
leaving them not being able to provide for their families or even providing for their relatives. The
hurricane left a major impact on many of the families and it also left an impact on the country

Ivanka Trump swam into the migration wrangle about Monday evening, calling the destiny of
outsiders who have been secured by the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program an
"exceptionally entangled issue."

"You do have the topic of the Dreamers: 800,000 youngsters, the greater part of whom are under
25, a large portion of whom are ladies. What part should the Dreamers play later on workforce?"
mediator Nina Easton asked Trump amid a board discourse at Fortune's Most Powerful Women
Summit.

"This is an extremely muddled issue that needs a long haul congressional fix," she stated,
inciting mumbles from the group of onlookers, which included female business powerhouses,
including Diane Von Furstenberg.

Monday's reaction was the first run through Ivanka Trump has tended to the subject of migration
since her dad took office, typically selecting to avoid disputable political themes.

President Donald Trump declared he would end the Obama-period Deferred Action for
Childhood Arrivals program, which ensures youthful undocumented foreigners conveyed to the
United States as kids, toward the start of a month ago, yet gave Congress a six-month window in
which to act to make the program perpetual.

The main little girl and senior guide to the President resounded her dad's open explanations on
the fate of the DACA program, and approached Congress to act.

"I for one am of the supposition and the President has expressed that we need to make sense of a
decent arrangement that ensures these guiltless individuals, a large number of whom were
brought into this nation as kids. There must be a long haul fix and it can't be gauzed over at a
presidential level through another official request that can be repealed through another
organization," Ivanka Trump said Monday.

On Sunday night, the White House discharged a forceful rundown of needs for an arrangement to
ensure youthful undocumented outsiders, including extreme outskirt security and migration
authorization measures.
"Our framework is imperfect, and it isn't prepared to deal with the difficulties, and our visa
program is profoundly defective. We're not holding the best ability for the employments that we
require and that needs to generally be reexamined," Trump said.

This is not a good idea to fic immigration because many of the immigrants that come to America
are not very good people. They break many laws and do many bad things.

Fischer
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/post-politics/wp/2017/10/17/trump-says-drug-czar-nomi
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ee-tom-marino-is-withdrawing-after-washington-post60-minutes-investigation/?utm_term=.6db7
04f1f8ba Congress is saying that Donald Trump should fire drug czar Tom Marino. Tom Marino
pulls back from thought as medication czar Rep. Tom Marino pulls back from thought as
medication autocrat President Donald Trump on Tuesday said Rep. Tom Marino pulled back
from thought for the country's medication autocrat, following an examination that point by point
his part in pushing for a law that debilitated DEA authorization amid a developing opioid
emergency. A Washington Post and CBS examination distributed Sunday depicted Marino as the
"boss backer" for a medication industry-accommodating law that limped Drug Enforcement
Administration endeavors to battle the appropriation of solution opiates. President Barack
Obama marked the bill into law in April 2016. On Monday, Trump had said he would "roll out
an improvement" on the off chance that he felt Marino's designation harmed his endeavors to
control opioid manhandle. Trump had tapped Marino, a Pennsylvania Republican and supporter
of the president, to lead the Office of National Drug Control Policy. Officials like Senate
Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., and Sen. Joe Manchin, D-W.V., had called for Trump
to pull Marino's assignment following the report. Manchin, whose state has been hit vigorously
by the opioid emergency, said in a letter to Trump that Marino's help for the law demonstrates he
"either does not completely comprehend the degree and decimation of this plague or binds to the
business abrogated those worries." In an announcement on the Senate floor Monday, Schumer
said picking Marino for the position "resembles putting the fraud the hen house." A
representative for Marino did not instantly react to CNBC's ask for input. More than 33,000
individuals kicked the bucket in 2015 from medicine opioids, heroin and fentanyl, as indicated
by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The Post report said the law championed by
Marino "makes it for all intents and purposes unthinkable" for the DEA to solidify suspect opiate
shipments from tranquilize organizations. The office already had the ability to do as such and
keep suspicious shipments from achieving the boulevards, as indicated by the daily paper.
Numerous individuals from Congress and the White House did not genuinely comprehend what
the bill would do, said the Post, whose joint uncover with CBS was disclosed on Sunday's
"hour." I do not think that they should fire him over a dumb reason like that
Kole Fischer
http://deadline.com/2017/10/donald-trump-phone-call-widow-soldier-isis-ambush-no-phone-reco
rding-sarah-huckabee-sanders-1202190770/
And
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/sarah-sanders-says-white-house-has-no-recording-of-trumps-cal
l-with-widow/
White House squeeze secretary Sarah Sanders said Rep. Frederica Wilson's lead in regards to
President Donald Trump's call with Myeshia Johnson, the dowager of Sgt. La David Johnson, is
"horrifying and appalling."
"I think it is shocking what the congresswoman has done and the way she has politicized this
issue and the way she is endeavoring to make this about something that it isn't," Sanders said
Wednesday. "This was a President who cherishes our nation in particular, who has the best level
of regard for men and ladies in uniform and needed to call and offer sympathies to the family."
She included: "And I think to attempt to make something from that that the congresswoman is
doing is honestly shocking and disturbing.Trump, Dem congresswoman quarrel over his
comments to dowager of fallen officer The Florida Democrat was in the auto amid the call and
was the first to tell journalists that Trump outraged the family amid the call.
Sanders additionally said there is no account of Trump's call with Johnson's dowager. Her better
half was among the four fighters murdered in Niger.Inquired as to whether there was an account
of the call, Sanders stated: "No." "No, yet there were a few people in the room from the
organization that were on the call, including the head of staff, John Kelly," Sanders said.
Wilson told columnists Tuesday night that Trump revealed to Johnson's dowager that "he
comprehended what he agreed to accept, yet I get despite everything it hurt."
Trump tweeted accordingly on Wednesday morning: "Democrat Congresswoman completely
created what I said to the spouse of a trooper who kicked the bucket in real life (and I have
proof). Dismal!" Sanders said various individuals in the space for Trump's call trusted the call
was "totally conscious" and "exceptionally thoughtful." Sanders did not get into why a
congresswoman, who caught some portion of the approach speakerphone, and an individual from
the family trust the President insulted the fallen warrior. She additionally hammered the media
for endeavoring to decide "into something that isn't." Sanders prominently did not prevent the
substance from securing what Wilson stated, saying she would not get into specifics.
"I am not going to get into the back and the forward. I think the estimation of the President was
clear, he set aside the opportunity to make a call to express his sympathies, to thank the family
for this present person's administration," she said. "I think it, to be perfectly honest, is a disfavor
of the media to endeavor to depict a demonstration of thoughtfulness like that."
My personal opinion on this matter is that President Donald Trump is disgracing a
congresswoman for telling the public the truth.
Whenever you know about a terrorist attack - regardless of where it is, regardless of what the
conditions - you will probably contemplate internally, "It's Muslims once more." And you will
most likely be correct. In 2007, around 30,000 individuals were executed in fear assaults around
the world. By far most of those executing the savagery were Muslim however - and this is
essential - so were the casualties. Of the approximately 30,000 dead, the immense, dominant part
were Muslims. That is pivotal to comprehend on the grounds that it reveals insight into the
inquiry, "For what reason do they detest us?" Islamic psychological oppressors don't simply
loathe America or the West. They despise the advanced world, and they especially abhor
Muslims who are attempting to live in the cutting edge world. Let's get straight to the point.
While the jihadis are few, there is a bigger disease inside the universe of Islam - a tumor of
backwardness and radicalism and narrow mindedness. The greater part of the nations that have
laws that limit the free exercise of religion are Muslim larger part, while those that have laws
against leaving the confidence are Muslim lion's share. Be that as it may, are these things
characteristic in the religion? At the point when specialists endeavor to clarify that in the
fourteenth century, Islamic human advancement was the world's most developed, or that the
Quran was once perused as a liberal and dynamic report, they're not attempting to preclude the
substances from claiming backwardness today. They are stating that it can change. Islam, all
things considered, has been around for 14 centuries. There have been times of war and of peace.
Before 1900, for many years, Jews fled European slaughters and mistreatment to live in relative
peace and security under the Ottoman Caliphate. That is the reason there were a million Jews in
the Muslim Middle East in 1900. Today, Jews and Christians are escaping from Iraq and Syria
and radical Islamists take control of those grounds. It's a similar religion at that point and now.
So what is extraordinary? It's not religious philosophy, it's legislative issues. Radical Islam is the
result of the broken governmental issues and stale financial aspects of Muslim nations. They
have found in radical religion a philosophy that gives them a chance to rail against the cutting
edge world, a belief system that is presently being sent out to estranged youthful Muslims
wherever - in Europe, and even in some uncommon cases in the United States. Iraq war was a
shocking error How might we convey a conclusion to this? There's truly just a single way: Help
the larger part of Muslims battle radicals, change their confidence, and modernize their social
orders. In doing as such, we should tune in to those on the bleeding edges, a large number of
whom are battling and kicking the bucket in the battle against jihadis. The several Muslim
reformers I've addressed say their undertaking is made significantly harder when Western
government officials and intellectuals censure Islam totally, disparage their confidence, and talk
about all Muslims as in reverse and suspect. In any case, here's another approach to consider this.
In America, African-Americans make up around 13% of the populace, yet they include around
half of crime wrongdoers, as per a Justice Department examine. Presently we comprehend - I
trust we comprehend - that when we see a dark man in the city, we can't and should not regard
him as a probable criminal. It would dehumanize, out of line and supremacist. In America, out of
every other place on earth, individuals ought to be dealt with as people and not as generalizations
from a racial, ethnic or religious gathering. What's more, recall, the Bangladeshi cabdriver who
drives you to the airplane terminal has nothing, nothing to do with ISIS, despite the fact that he is
likewise a Muslim. Obviously, it is hard not to make these brisk affiliations - particularly in the
wake of a dread assault. Be that as it may, if America is tied in with anything, the thought
individuals ought to be judged as people with singular freedoms and rights. It is the thing that
they detest about us. We should satisfy our own particular goals.

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