A federal appeals court panel asked a government lawyer skeptical questions about why they should or should not restore Trump’s executive order temporarily barring refugees and citizens of seven Muslim-majority countries from entering the United States. Justice Department lawyer August E. Flentje argued that the order was “well within the president’s power as delegated to him by Congress,” and that the president had determined there was a “real risk” in not pausing travel to the U.S. from those countries. The 3-judge panel seemed skeptical about how much authority Trump and the government actually have.
I think that the idea of temporarily not letting some people into the US is pointless for the people who have a green card and are citizens of America. It just seems dumb to temporarily not let them back in.
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I agree we need to help people in need and not turn them away especially people who are US citizens.
ReplyDeleteThere is no reason why people who are US citizens or anyone shouldn't receive help.
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