TRAITOR ScumBag Obama wants 10,000 more Muslim Refugees ?
Feb 19, 2015 11:37:21 #
Transforming America into a Radical Muslim Murdering Refugee Mess !
Why would a good guy like Barry Soetero do something like that along with his Bankster Zionist families....
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By: Aaron Klein
Amid concerns potential terrorists can take advantage of the U.S. refugee quota for Syrians, it may be instructive to recall the family of Dzhokhar and Tamerlan Tsarnaev, the brothers who carried out the Boston Marathon bombing, were granted political asylum in the U.S. under a similar program.
WND reported last week a senior FBI official has admitted the U.S. is finding it virtually impossible to screen out terrorists that could be hiding among the tens of thousands of Syrian refugees heading soon to American cities through the State Departments refugee-resettlement program.
Dzhokhar Tsarnaev and his parents came in April 2002 to the U.S. on a 90-day tourist visa and applied for political asylum, citing fears of persecution due to the fathers ties to Chechnya.
Tamerlan arrived in the U.S. about two years later. The brothers parents received asylum and then filed petitions for their four children, who each received derivative asylum status. The brothers are charged with exploding two pressure cooker bombs during the Boston Marathon April, 15, 2013, killing three people and injuring an estimated 264 others.
Further, with the help of President Jimmy Carters national security adviser, Zbigniew Brzezinski, a high-ranking Chechen separatist leader accused of terrorism by Russia was granted political asylum in the U.S. and lived for a period of time in Boston.
The Chechen leader, Ilyas Akhmadov, who also served as Chechnyas foreign minister, insists he was falsely accused by the Kremlin.
Akhmadov was once the deputy to the radical Chechen Islamist leader Shamil Basayev, who was killed in 2006 before being described by ABC News as one of the most-wanted terrorists in the world.
Tamerlan Tsarnaev traveled to Russia in January 2012 and visited the North Caucasus, including Chechnya, where Basayevs predecessors continue to operate.
Shamil Basayevs picture was reportedly found in the deleted Instagram account of Dzhokhar Tsarnaev.
Chechen rebel and asylum program
Akhmadov has been on Russias most-wanted list, charged with organizing terrorist training camps and armed insurgent actions. Despite Russian objections, Akhmadov now lives in Washington, D.C., after the U.S. said it could find no links to terror.
The story surrounding Akhmadov is complicated by accusations and counter-accusations, as well as by the support his asylum application received from prominent political figures, including Brzezinski; Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz.; former Secretaries of State Madeleine Albright and Alexander Haig; and former defense secretary Frank Carlucci.
Akhmadov received asylum from an immigration judge in Boston. The ruling became effective in August 2004 after the Department of Homeland Securitys abrupt withdrawal of its notice of appeal to the judges decision.
He also received a grant from the National Endowment for Democracy.
Im not exaggerating when I say that one of the happiest days of my life was when I called Ilyas to tell him that he would be able to stay in America, said Brzezinski in an interview with his nephew, Matthew Brzezinski, who wrote an extensive August 2004 profile of Akhmadov for the Washington Post.
Zbigniew Brzezinski also wrote the forward for Akhmadovs 2010 book, The Chechen Struggle: Independence Won and Lost.
Russia: Hes a terrorist
Russia strongly opposed the asylum.
Hes a terrorist, there is no doubt about it, Aleksander Lukashevich, a senior political counselor at the Russian Embassy in Washington, told the Washington Post in 2005. We have proof. Our foreign minister has made Russias position on extradition quite clear.
How would Americans feel if Russia offered sanctuary to Osama bin Laden? asked the Russian online newspaper Pravda.
Russian President Vladimir Putin accused the U.S. of hypocrisy for granting Akhmadov asylum.
We cannot have double standards while fighting terrorism, and it cannot be used as a geopolitical game, Putin said.
Akhmadov was charged with organizing terrorist training camps and leading 2,000 armed insurgents in a deadly 1999 Dagestani incursion.
Akhmadov was also once an aide to Shamil Basayev, leader of Chechnyas violent jihadist movement.
Basayev led the most famous Chechnya rebel attack, dubbed the Budyonnovsk hospital hostage in 1995.
In the attack, more than 1,000 hostages were held for a week, and 100 of them were killed when Russian forces stormed the hospital. Russia says the hostages were mainly executed by Basayevs men, while the rebels claimed Russian forces killed the hostages in the firefight.
Akhmadov told Matthew Brzezinski in 2004 that he distanced himself from Basayev after the war leader became an Islamic fundamentalist. Akhmadov went to work at the Chechen foreign ministry.
I found him someone whose life was dedicated to peace, not terrorism, Albright assured then-Attorney General John Ashcroft in a 2003 letter endorsing Akhmadovs request for political asylum.
I have met with Mr. Akhmadov on three occasions, McCain wrote to DHS. I have found him to be a proponent of peace and human rights in Chechnya.
A Washington Post editorial supporting Akhmadovs asylum described him as opposing the use of suicide bombings and for working for a negotiated peace in his country.
Syrian refugees
The news media have reported concerns over a program to bring to the U.S. Syrians caught up in the ongoing insurgency targeting the regime of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.
Nicholas Rasmussen, director of the National Counterterrorism Center, told the House Homeland Security Committee on Wednesday, Its clearly a population of concern.
Numerous GOP lawmakers expressed fears Syrian jihadists could take advantage of the refugee program.
Committee Chairman Mike McCaul, R-Texas, asserted it would be a huge mistake to bring Syriam refugees from the conflict to the U.S.
Larry Bartlett, the State Departments director of refugee admission for the Bureau of Population, Refugees and Migration, told ABC News that each refugee is vetted through an intensive system run by numerous U.S. intelligence agencies, including the Pentagon.
However, some counter-terror analysis and lawmakers have raised questions about the U.S. governments ability to screen for potential jihadists from amongst the refugees.
A letter to National Security Adviser Susan Rice signed by McCaul and other leading Republicans warned, The continued civil war and destabilization in Syria undeniably make it more difficult to acquire the information needed to conduct reliable threat assessments on specific refugees.
The U.S. government cannot allow the refugee process to become a backdoor for jihadists, they wrote.
WND reported a senior FBI official expressed further concern about the ability to screen out terrorists that could be hiding among the thousands of Syrian refugees heading soon to American cities.
Michael Steinbach, deputy assistant director of the FBIs counter terrorism unit, was questioned by McCaul at Wednesdays House Homeland Security Committee.
Would bringing in Syrian refugees pose a greater risk to Americans? asked McCaul.
Yes, Im concerned, said Steinbach. Well have to go take a look at those lists and go through all of those intelligence holdings and be very careful to try and identify connections to foreign terrorist groups.
In Iraq, where the U.S. maintained a large occupation force, the U.S. governments vetting process missed dozens of Iraqi jihadists who slipped into the country posing as refugees and took up residence in Kentucky, according to a November 2013 ABC News report.
With additional research by Joshua Klein
Read more at http://www.wnd.com/2015/02/terrorists-already-hit-u-s-via-refugee-program/#kG9HsewmZeUw18wf.99
Why would a good guy like Barry Soetero do something like that along with his Bankster Zionist families....
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By: Aaron Klein
Amid concerns potential terrorists can take advantage of the U.S. refugee quota for Syrians, it may be instructive to recall the family of Dzhokhar and Tamerlan Tsarnaev, the brothers who carried out the Boston Marathon bombing, were granted political asylum in the U.S. under a similar program.
WND reported last week a senior FBI official has admitted the U.S. is finding it virtually impossible to screen out terrorists that could be hiding among the tens of thousands of Syrian refugees heading soon to American cities through the State Departments refugee-resettlement program.
Dzhokhar Tsarnaev and his parents came in April 2002 to the U.S. on a 90-day tourist visa and applied for political asylum, citing fears of persecution due to the fathers ties to Chechnya.
Tamerlan arrived in the U.S. about two years later. The brothers parents received asylum and then filed petitions for their four children, who each received derivative asylum status. The brothers are charged with exploding two pressure cooker bombs during the Boston Marathon April, 15, 2013, killing three people and injuring an estimated 264 others.
Further, with the help of President Jimmy Carters national security adviser, Zbigniew Brzezinski, a high-ranking Chechen separatist leader accused of terrorism by Russia was granted political asylum in the U.S. and lived for a period of time in Boston.
The Chechen leader, Ilyas Akhmadov, who also served as Chechnyas foreign minister, insists he was falsely accused by the Kremlin.
Akhmadov was once the deputy to the radical Chechen Islamist leader Shamil Basayev, who was killed in 2006 before being described by ABC News as one of the most-wanted terrorists in the world.
Tamerlan Tsarnaev traveled to Russia in January 2012 and visited the North Caucasus, including Chechnya, where Basayevs predecessors continue to operate.
Shamil Basayevs picture was reportedly found in the deleted Instagram account of Dzhokhar Tsarnaev.
Chechen rebel and asylum program
Akhmadov has been on Russias most-wanted list, charged with organizing terrorist training camps and armed insurgent actions. Despite Russian objections, Akhmadov now lives in Washington, D.C., after the U.S. said it could find no links to terror.
The story surrounding Akhmadov is complicated by accusations and counter-accusations, as well as by the support his asylum application received from prominent political figures, including Brzezinski; Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz.; former Secretaries of State Madeleine Albright and Alexander Haig; and former defense secretary Frank Carlucci.
Akhmadov received asylum from an immigration judge in Boston. The ruling became effective in August 2004 after the Department of Homeland Securitys abrupt withdrawal of its notice of appeal to the judges decision.
He also received a grant from the National Endowment for Democracy.
Im not exaggerating when I say that one of the happiest days of my life was when I called Ilyas to tell him that he would be able to stay in America, said Brzezinski in an interview with his nephew, Matthew Brzezinski, who wrote an extensive August 2004 profile of Akhmadov for the Washington Post.
Zbigniew Brzezinski also wrote the forward for Akhmadovs 2010 book, The Chechen Struggle: Independence Won and Lost.
Russia: Hes a terrorist
Russia strongly opposed the asylum.
Hes a terrorist, there is no doubt about it, Aleksander Lukashevich, a senior political counselor at the Russian Embassy in Washington, told the Washington Post in 2005. We have proof. Our foreign minister has made Russias position on extradition quite clear.
How would Americans feel if Russia offered sanctuary to Osama bin Laden? asked the Russian online newspaper Pravda.
Russian President Vladimir Putin accused the U.S. of hypocrisy for granting Akhmadov asylum.
We cannot have double standards while fighting terrorism, and it cannot be used as a geopolitical game, Putin said.
Akhmadov was charged with organizing terrorist training camps and leading 2,000 armed insurgents in a deadly 1999 Dagestani incursion.
Akhmadov was also once an aide to Shamil Basayev, leader of Chechnyas violent jihadist movement.
Basayev led the most famous Chechnya rebel attack, dubbed the Budyonnovsk hospital hostage in 1995.
In the attack, more than 1,000 hostages were held for a week, and 100 of them were killed when Russian forces stormed the hospital. Russia says the hostages were mainly executed by Basayevs men, while the rebels claimed Russian forces killed the hostages in the firefight.
Akhmadov told Matthew Brzezinski in 2004 that he distanced himself from Basayev after the war leader became an Islamic fundamentalist. Akhmadov went to work at the Chechen foreign ministry.
I found him someone whose life was dedicated to peace, not terrorism, Albright assured then-Attorney General John Ashcroft in a 2003 letter endorsing Akhmadovs request for political asylum.
I have met with Mr. Akhmadov on three occasions, McCain wrote to DHS. I have found him to be a proponent of peace and human rights in Chechnya.
A Washington Post editorial supporting Akhmadovs asylum described him as opposing the use of suicide bombings and for working for a negotiated peace in his country.
Syrian refugees
The news media have reported concerns over a program to bring to the U.S. Syrians caught up in the ongoing insurgency targeting the regime of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.
Nicholas Rasmussen, director of the National Counterterrorism Center, told the House Homeland Security Committee on Wednesday, Its clearly a population of concern.
Numerous GOP lawmakers expressed fears Syrian jihadists could take advantage of the refugee program.
Committee Chairman Mike McCaul, R-Texas, asserted it would be a huge mistake to bring Syriam refugees from the conflict to the U.S.
Larry Bartlett, the State Departments director of refugee admission for the Bureau of Population, Refugees and Migration, told ABC News that each refugee is vetted through an intensive system run by numerous U.S. intelligence agencies, including the Pentagon.
However, some counter-terror analysis and lawmakers have raised questions about the U.S. governments ability to screen for potential jihadists from amongst the refugees.
A letter to National Security Adviser Susan Rice signed by McCaul and other leading Republicans warned, The continued civil war and destabilization in Syria undeniably make it more difficult to acquire the information needed to conduct reliable threat assessments on specific refugees.
The U.S. government cannot allow the refugee process to become a backdoor for jihadists, they wrote.
WND reported a senior FBI official expressed further concern about the ability to screen out terrorists that could be hiding among the thousands of Syrian refugees heading soon to American cities.
Michael Steinbach, deputy assistant director of the FBIs counter terrorism unit, was questioned by McCaul at Wednesdays House Homeland Security Committee.
Would bringing in Syrian refugees pose a greater risk to Americans? asked McCaul.
Yes, Im concerned, said Steinbach. Well have to go take a look at those lists and go through all of those intelligence holdings and be very careful to try and identify connections to foreign terrorist groups.
In Iraq, where the U.S. maintained a large occupation force, the U.S. governments vetting process missed dozens of Iraqi jihadists who slipped into the country posing as refugees and took up residence in Kentucky, according to a November 2013 ABC News report.
With additional research by Joshua Klein
Read more at http://www.wnd.com/2015/02/terrorists-already-hit-u-s-via-refugee-program/#kG9HsewmZeUw18wf.99
Feb 19, 2015 11:58:06 #
JFlorio
Loc: Seminole Florida
This O'Traitors idea of fundamentally transforming America. I cannot adequately put into words how much I despise this president and his supporters.
Sicilianthing wrote:
Transforming America into a Radical Muslim Murderi... (show quote)
Feb 19, 2015 11:59:21 #
This is only the beginning. This is contagious and will surface all over America if it isnt stopped.
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Above: Somali refugees on lifetime welfare demand their free food adhere to Islamic Law
by Jason DeWitt
Whoever said beggars cant be choosers never met Somali Muslim refugees in Minnesota. These Muslim imports in Minneapolis are now demanding a tax-funded halal non-pork food shelf at a free food pantry for the poor.
As if its not bad enough that nearly all the American Muslims who have joined ISIS have been Somalis from Minneapolis , their relatives here are demanding that Americans adhere to the same Sharia Laws the Islamic State fighters are trying to impose throughout the Middle East.
A group of first-generation Somali Americans says they need help in developing a food shelf that specializes in healthy foods that do not contain pork or pork byproducts. Its about human rights also, basic human rights to get the proper food and also healthy food, said Imam Hassan Mohamud.
Human rights? Seriously? Their arrogance and self-entitlement has to be unprecedented for a group on the public dole. Tens of thousands of Somalis settled in Minneapolis/St. Paul after Bill Clinton, George W. Bush and later Barack Obama imported them and funded massive refugee centers there. Welfare, schools, hospitals and social services have been crushed by the burden of immigrants who lack the most basic skills to live in a modern society.
This is hardly the first demands Somalis have made on the good people of Minneapolis. When the influx of Somali thugs naturally resulted in a massive increase in crime a decade ago, Somalis demanded a $48 million Sharia-compliant youth center to keep Somali gangs out of trouble.
We have read for several years now how Muslim cab drivers in Minneapolis and several airports have kicked out blind passengers with guide dogs (dogs are unclean in Islam), or customers transporting alcohol . They came here, taking advantage of American generosity, and returned it by enforcing their own brand of Sharia Law upon us.
Liberals in Minnesota have bent over backwards for them, setting up foot-washing basins in their airport and even at a university , in response to their demands. But as with most appeasement, these refugees keep making more demands. Now it is for halal products (meat slaughtered with Islamic prayers and a ban on pork).
The Imam leading this protest actually claimed that there were beans with pork in it and this was a literacy issue that required more government funding andspecial halal-compliant beans. But one commenter on the article from Minneapolis wrote:
As someone who made use of the foodshelf recently, I can tell you that most of the food doesnt contain pork. I hear what they are saying about a literacy issue, but cant the food shelf people just point out the cans of pork and beans? Besides, the food shelf is based on donations!
This is not about Muslims making do or getting help on what to eat. The Koran demands that Muslim make any country they live in adapt to them and Sharia Law. The last thing they plan to do is assimilate.
One blogger added:
How long until they demand separate entrances to the food pantry for men and women and separate entrances for Muslims who dont want to see any Christmas or holiday food or decorations?
The state of Maine has also been crushed by Somalis that Obama has forced upon them. The Governor of Maine, Paul LePage has valiantly been trying to cut off cash aid to Somalis nearly all of whom are on welfare since Obama has purposely dumped thousands of them in Lewiston and Portland.
America got Black Hawk Down and 18 dead Americans. Somalis got 90,000+ asylum slots in America, free housing, Sharia-compliant facilities, and a lifetime of welfare. How do you
say chumps in Somali?
Each refugee already has access to the following:
Temporary assistance for Needy Families
Medicaid
Food Stamps
Supplemental "Security" Income
Social Security Disability Insurance
Administrative Developmental Disabilities (ADD)
Child Care and Development Fund
Independent Living Program
Low Income Housing Energy Assistance
Postsecondary Education Grants
Refugee Assistance Program
Title IV Foster Care
Title XX Social Services Block Grant Fund
And from our lovely State Department...$2200 per month for every man, woman and child.
. ​http://toprightnews.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/somalis.jpg
Above: Somali refugees on lifetime welfare demand their free food adhere to Islamic Law
by Jason DeWitt
Whoever said beggars cant be choosers never met Somali Muslim refugees in Minnesota. These Muslim imports in Minneapolis are now demanding a tax-funded halal non-pork food shelf at a free food pantry for the poor.
As if its not bad enough that nearly all the American Muslims who have joined ISIS have been Somalis from Minneapolis , their relatives here are demanding that Americans adhere to the same Sharia Laws the Islamic State fighters are trying to impose throughout the Middle East.
A group of first-generation Somali Americans says they need help in developing a food shelf that specializes in healthy foods that do not contain pork or pork byproducts. Its about human rights also, basic human rights to get the proper food and also healthy food, said Imam Hassan Mohamud.
Human rights? Seriously? Their arrogance and self-entitlement has to be unprecedented for a group on the public dole. Tens of thousands of Somalis settled in Minneapolis/St. Paul after Bill Clinton, George W. Bush and later Barack Obama imported them and funded massive refugee centers there. Welfare, schools, hospitals and social services have been crushed by the burden of immigrants who lack the most basic skills to live in a modern society.
This is hardly the first demands Somalis have made on the good people of Minneapolis. When the influx of Somali thugs naturally resulted in a massive increase in crime a decade ago, Somalis demanded a $48 million Sharia-compliant youth center to keep Somali gangs out of trouble.
We have read for several years now how Muslim cab drivers in Minneapolis and several airports have kicked out blind passengers with guide dogs (dogs are unclean in Islam), or customers transporting alcohol . They came here, taking advantage of American generosity, and returned it by enforcing their own brand of Sharia Law upon us.
Liberals in Minnesota have bent over backwards for them, setting up foot-washing basins in their airport and even at a university , in response to their demands. But as with most appeasement, these refugees keep making more demands. Now it is for halal products (meat slaughtered with Islamic prayers and a ban on pork).
The Imam leading this protest actually claimed that there were beans with pork in it and this was a literacy issue that required more government funding andspecial halal-compliant beans. But one commenter on the article from Minneapolis wrote:
As someone who made use of the foodshelf recently, I can tell you that most of the food doesnt contain pork. I hear what they are saying about a literacy issue, but cant the food shelf people just point out the cans of pork and beans? Besides, the food shelf is based on donations!
This is not about Muslims making do or getting help on what to eat. The Koran demands that Muslim make any country they live in adapt to them and Sharia Law. The last thing they plan to do is assimilate.
One blogger added:
How long until they demand separate entrances to the food pantry for men and women and separate entrances for Muslims who dont want to see any Christmas or holiday food or decorations?
The state of Maine has also been crushed by Somalis that Obama has forced upon them. The Governor of Maine, Paul LePage has valiantly been trying to cut off cash aid to Somalis nearly all of whom are on welfare since Obama has purposely dumped thousands of them in Lewiston and Portland.
America got Black Hawk Down and 18 dead Americans. Somalis got 90,000+ asylum slots in America, free housing, Sharia-compliant facilities, and a lifetime of welfare. How do you
say chumps in Somali?
Each refugee already has access to the following:
Temporary assistance for Needy Families
Medicaid
Food Stamps
Supplemental "Security" Income
Social Security Disability Insurance
Administrative Developmental Disabilities (ADD)
Child Care and Development Fund
Independent Living Program
Low Income Housing Energy Assistance
Postsecondary Education Grants
Refugee Assistance Program
Title IV Foster Care
Title XX Social Services Block Grant Fund
And from our lovely State Department...$2200 per month for every man, woman and child.
Feb 19, 2015 12:00:01 #
Yadja
Loc: Florida
Sicilianthing wrote:
Transforming America into a Radical Muslim Murderi... (show quote)
300,000 refugees from Syria he is making the deal with the UN. It has leaked out and was on the news yesterday so he is on hold. Between this and the murdering hordes of Muslims all over the world O is not getting his way quit so fast anymore. Not to mention more eyes are on him now and more mistrusting.
Feb 19, 2015 12:36:43 #
JFlorio wrote:
This O'Traitors idea of fundamentally transforming America. I cannot adequately put into words how much I despise this president and his supporters.
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I know Jim we've got a more serious problem unfolding than people can grasp...
Keep spreadinng the word.. the Conspiracy is real and the Fox is in the Hen house...
Now we've got him trapped !
Feb 19, 2015 12:38:55 #
Evangel wrote:
This is only the beginning. This is contagious and... (show quote)
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Slam your City and Town Representatives...
Drive down there and show up at their offices and demand action...
Slam your STATE and CLown Representatives...
This is as real as it gets...
Spread the word and TAKE ACTION NOW !
This is not a game !
Their visions of transforming this great land and the Constitution is Extremely REAL !
Feb 19, 2015 12:43:34 #
Yadja wrote:
300,000 refugees from Syria he is making the deal with the UN. It has leaked out and was on the news yesterday so he is on hold. Between this and the murdering hordes of Muslims all over the world O is not getting his way quit so fast anymore. Not to mention more eyes are on him now and more mistrusting.
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Slam your city Representatives... TODAY...
Go to them and demand Accountability..
this is not a Game...
You are under attack from within cloaked secrecy policy making and divisive ideological deal making in chambers...
Congress and Senators are to blame for thier inactions...
Feb 19, 2015 13:10:43 #
Yadja
Loc: Florida
Sicilianthing wrote:
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Slam your city Representatives... TODAY...
Go to them and demand Accountability..
this is not a Game...
You are under attack from within cloaked secrecy policy making and divisive ideological deal making in chambers...
Congress and Senators are to blame for thier inactions...
Slam your city Representatives... TODAY...
Go to them and demand Accountability..
this is not a Game...
You are under attack from within cloaked secrecy policy making and divisive ideological deal making in chambers...
Congress and Senators are to blame for thier inactions...
Have been doing just that daily. Soon as I learned of the 300,000 Syrians he wants to bring here, they are talking about that today on the news and the six Muslims in High positions in Homeland Security that are tied to Muslim Brotherhood I have been a raging emailer and my phone is worn out.
Feb 19, 2015 13:12:49 #
http://theuspatriot.com/2015/02/15/breaking-obama-is-looking-at-major-jail-time-because-o...
Now, a watchdog group has reportedly found a way to stop the president before he has the chance to make another damaging unilateral decision.
According to reports, Judicial Watch is calling on Congress to request the Government Accountability Office to look into unauthorized expenditures of federal funds, to determine whether they are in violation of the Antideficiency Act.
Specially, they want to determine whether Congress has authorized or appropriated the funds needed for U.S. Citizenship and Immigration services to implement Obamas Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals or Lawful Permanent Residents Program.
According to the government watch group, if the funds have not been appropriated, they want to know to what extent of the funds being used were supposed to go to other measures. Judicial Watch President Tom Fitton believes that the investigation will reveal that USCIS has already started spending funds without proper authority.
This unauthorized spending may be a direct violation of the Antideficiency Act, which makes it a violation of law, with potential civil and criminal penalties, for government officials to spend monies that have not been appropriated by Congress, Fitton stated.
The code prohibits any officer or employee of the federal government from spending a single dollar without proper authorization from Congress. Violation of the code carries criminal penalties.
An officer or employee of the United States Government or of the District of Columbia government knowingly and willfully violating section 1341(a) or 1342 of this title shall be fined note more than $5,000, imprisoned for not more than 2 years, or both, the bill reads.
That means that if the president was found guilty of a violation, he could be served both penalties.
Now, a watchdog group has reportedly found a way to stop the president before he has the chance to make another damaging unilateral decision.
According to reports, Judicial Watch is calling on Congress to request the Government Accountability Office to look into unauthorized expenditures of federal funds, to determine whether they are in violation of the Antideficiency Act.
Specially, they want to determine whether Congress has authorized or appropriated the funds needed for U.S. Citizenship and Immigration services to implement Obamas Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals or Lawful Permanent Residents Program.
According to the government watch group, if the funds have not been appropriated, they want to know to what extent of the funds being used were supposed to go to other measures. Judicial Watch President Tom Fitton believes that the investigation will reveal that USCIS has already started spending funds without proper authority.
This unauthorized spending may be a direct violation of the Antideficiency Act, which makes it a violation of law, with potential civil and criminal penalties, for government officials to spend monies that have not been appropriated by Congress, Fitton stated.
The code prohibits any officer or employee of the federal government from spending a single dollar without proper authorization from Congress. Violation of the code carries criminal penalties.
An officer or employee of the United States Government or of the District of Columbia government knowingly and willfully violating section 1341(a) or 1342 of this title shall be fined note more than $5,000, imprisoned for not more than 2 years, or both, the bill reads.
That means that if the president was found guilty of a violation, he could be served both penalties.
Feb 19, 2015 13:18:59 #
Yadja wrote:
Have been doing just that daily. Soon as I learned of the 300,000 Syrians he wants to bring here, they are talking about that today on the news and the six Muslims in High positions in Homeland Security that are tied to Muslim Brotherhood I have been a raging emailer and my phone is worn out.
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Stay in the fight... Turn up the heat...
Keep the pressure on.... .these TRAITORS will be held to HIGH TREASON !
Invaders .... and thier corroborators will be charged !
Muslim Brotherhood Sick Murdering ScumBag TRAITORS !
Imposters
Feb 19, 2015 13:20:28 #
Evangel wrote:
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Fantastic... SLAM them every hour....
Bring down the HOUSE of TRAITOR Sick ISLAM Barry Scumbag Soetero !
Feb 19, 2015 13:22:22 #
Amid concerns potential terrorists can take advantage of the U.S. refugee quota for Syrians, it may be instructive to recall the family of Dzhokhar and Tamerlan Tsarnaev, the brothers who carried out the Boston Marathon bombing, were granted political asylum in the U.S. under a similar program.
WND reported last week a senior FBI official has admitted the U.S. is finding it virtually impossible to screen out terrorists that could be hiding among the tens of thousands of Syrian refugees heading soon to American cities through the State Departments refugee-resettlement program.
Dzhokhar Tsarnaev and his parents came in April 2002 to the U.S. on a 90-day tourist visa and applied for political asylum, citing fears of persecution due to the fathers ties to Chechnya.
Tamerlan arrived in the U.S. about two years later. The brothers parents received asylum and then filed petitions for their four children, who each received derivative asylum status. The brothers are charged with exploding two pressure cooker bombs during the Boston Marathon April, 15, 2013, killing three people and injuring an estimated 264 others.
Further, with the help of President Jimmy Carters national security adviser, Zbigniew Brzezinski, a high-ranking Chechen separatist leader accused of terrorism by Russia was granted political asylum in the U.S. and lived for a period of time in Boston.
The Chechen leader, Ilyas Akhmadov, who also served as Chechnyas foreign minister, insists he was falsely accused by the Kremlin.
Akhmadov was once the deputy to the radical Chechen Islamist leader Shamil Basayev, who was killed in 2006 before being described by ABC News as one of the most-wanted terrorists in the world.
Tamerlan Tsarnaev traveled to Russia in January 2012 and visited the North Caucasus, including Chechnya, where Basayevs predecessors continue to operate.
Shamil Basayevs picture was reportedly found in the deleted Instagram account of Dzhokhar Tsarnaev.
Chechen rebel and asylum program
Akhmadov has been on Russias most-wanted list, charged with organizing terrorist training camps and armed insurgent actions. Despite Russian objections, Akhmadov now lives in Washington, D.C., after the U.S. said it could find no links to terror.
The story surrounding Akhmadov is complicated by accusations and counter-accusations, as well as by the support his asylum application received from prominent political figures, including Brzezinski; Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz.; former Secretaries of State Madeleine Albright and Alexander Haig; and former defense secretary Frank Carlucci.
Akhmadov received asylum from an immigration judge in Boston. The ruling became effective in August 2004 after the Department of Homeland Securitys abrupt withdrawal of its notice of appeal to the judges decision.
He also received a grant from the National Endowment for Democracy.
Im not exaggerating when I say that one of the happiest days of my life was when I called Ilyas to tell him that he would be able to stay in America, said Brzezinski in an interview with his nephew, Matthew Brzezinski, who wrote an extensive August 2004 profile of Akhmadov for the Washington Post.
Zbigniew Brzezinski also wrote the forward for Akhmadovs 2010 book, The Chechen Struggle: Independence Won and Lost.
Russia: Hes a terrorist
Russia strongly opposed the asylum.
Hes a terrorist, there is no doubt about it, Aleksander Lukashevich, a senior political counselor at the Russian Embassy in Washington, told the Washington Post in 2005. We have proof. Our foreign minister has made Russias position on extradition quite clear.
How would Americans feel if Russia offered sanctuary to Osama bin Laden? asked the Russian online newspaper Pravda.
Russian President Vladimir Putin accused the U.S. of hypocrisy for granting Akhmadov asylum.
We cannot have double standards while fighting terrorism, and it cannot be used as a geopolitical game, Putin said.
Akhmadov was charged with organizing terrorist training camps and leading 2,000 armed insurgents in a deadly 1999 Dagestani incursion.
Akhmadov was also once an aide to Shamil Basayev, leader of Chechnyas violent jihadist movement.
Basayev led the most famous Chechnya rebel attack, dubbed the Budyonnovsk hospital hostage in 1995.
In the attack, more than 1,000 hostages were held for a week, and 100 of them were killed when Russian forces stormed the hospital. Russia says the hostages were mainly executed by Basayevs men, while the rebels claimed Russian forces killed the hostages in the firefight.
Akhmadov told Matthew Brzezinski in 2004 that he distanced himself from Basayev after the war leader became an Islamic fundamentalist. Akhmadov went to work at the Chechen foreign ministry.
I found him someone whose life was dedicated to peace, not terrorism, Albright assured then-Attorney General John Ashcroft in a 2003 letter endorsing Akhmadovs request for political asylum.
I have met with Mr. Akhmadov on three occasions, McCain wrote to DHS. I have found him to be a proponent of peace and human rights in Chechnya.
A Washington Post editorial supporting Akhmadovs asylum described him as opposing the use of suicide bombings and for working for a negotiated peace in his country.
Syrian refugees
The news media have reported concerns over a program to bring to the U.S. Syrians caught up in the ongoing insurgency targeting the regime of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.
Nicholas Rasmussen, director of the National Counterterrorism Center, told the House Homeland Security Committee on Wednesday, Its clearly a population of concern.
Numerous GOP lawmakers expressed fears Syrian jihadists could take advantage of the refugee program.
Committee Chairman Mike McCaul, R-Texas, asserted it would be a huge mistake to bring Syriam refugees from the conflict to the U.S.
Larry Bartlett, the State Departments director of refugee admission for the Bureau of Population, Refugees and Migration, told ABC News that each refugee is vetted through an intensive system run by numerous U.S. intelligence agencies, including the Pentagon.
However, some counter-terror analysis and lawmakers have raised questions about the U.S. governments ability to screen for potential jihadists from amongst the refugees.
A letter to National Security Adviser Susan Rice signed by McCaul and other leading Republicans warned, The continued civil war and destabilization in Syria undeniably make it more difficult to acquire the information needed to conduct reliable threat assessments on specific refugees.
The U.S. government cannot allow the refugee process to become a backdoor for jihadists, they wrote.
WND reported a senior FBI official expressed further concern about the ability to screen out terrorists that could be hiding among the thousands of Syrian refugees heading soon to American cities.
Michael Steinbach, deputy assistant director of the FBIs counter terrorism unit, was questioned by McCaul at Wednesdays House Homeland Security Committee.
Would bringing in Syrian refugees pose a greater risk to Americans? asked McCaul.
Yes, Im concerned, said Steinbach. Well have to go take a look at those lists and go through all of those intelligence holdings and be very careful to try and identify connections to foreign terrorist groups.
In Iraq, where the U.S. maintained a large occupation force, the U.S. governments vetting process missed dozens of Iraqi jihadists who slipped into the country posing as refugees and took up residence in Kentucky, according to a November 2013 ABC News report.
With additional research by Joshua Klein.
Read more at http://www.wnd.com/2015/02/terrorists-already-hit-u-s-via-refugee-program/#V1CaoH8Ge3XjMpKq.99
WND reported last week a senior FBI official has admitted the U.S. is finding it virtually impossible to screen out terrorists that could be hiding among the tens of thousands of Syrian refugees heading soon to American cities through the State Departments refugee-resettlement program.
Dzhokhar Tsarnaev and his parents came in April 2002 to the U.S. on a 90-day tourist visa and applied for political asylum, citing fears of persecution due to the fathers ties to Chechnya.
Tamerlan arrived in the U.S. about two years later. The brothers parents received asylum and then filed petitions for their four children, who each received derivative asylum status. The brothers are charged with exploding two pressure cooker bombs during the Boston Marathon April, 15, 2013, killing three people and injuring an estimated 264 others.
Further, with the help of President Jimmy Carters national security adviser, Zbigniew Brzezinski, a high-ranking Chechen separatist leader accused of terrorism by Russia was granted political asylum in the U.S. and lived for a period of time in Boston.
The Chechen leader, Ilyas Akhmadov, who also served as Chechnyas foreign minister, insists he was falsely accused by the Kremlin.
Akhmadov was once the deputy to the radical Chechen Islamist leader Shamil Basayev, who was killed in 2006 before being described by ABC News as one of the most-wanted terrorists in the world.
Tamerlan Tsarnaev traveled to Russia in January 2012 and visited the North Caucasus, including Chechnya, where Basayevs predecessors continue to operate.
Shamil Basayevs picture was reportedly found in the deleted Instagram account of Dzhokhar Tsarnaev.
Chechen rebel and asylum program
Akhmadov has been on Russias most-wanted list, charged with organizing terrorist training camps and armed insurgent actions. Despite Russian objections, Akhmadov now lives in Washington, D.C., after the U.S. said it could find no links to terror.
The story surrounding Akhmadov is complicated by accusations and counter-accusations, as well as by the support his asylum application received from prominent political figures, including Brzezinski; Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz.; former Secretaries of State Madeleine Albright and Alexander Haig; and former defense secretary Frank Carlucci.
Akhmadov received asylum from an immigration judge in Boston. The ruling became effective in August 2004 after the Department of Homeland Securitys abrupt withdrawal of its notice of appeal to the judges decision.
He also received a grant from the National Endowment for Democracy.
Im not exaggerating when I say that one of the happiest days of my life was when I called Ilyas to tell him that he would be able to stay in America, said Brzezinski in an interview with his nephew, Matthew Brzezinski, who wrote an extensive August 2004 profile of Akhmadov for the Washington Post.
Zbigniew Brzezinski also wrote the forward for Akhmadovs 2010 book, The Chechen Struggle: Independence Won and Lost.
Russia: Hes a terrorist
Russia strongly opposed the asylum.
Hes a terrorist, there is no doubt about it, Aleksander Lukashevich, a senior political counselor at the Russian Embassy in Washington, told the Washington Post in 2005. We have proof. Our foreign minister has made Russias position on extradition quite clear.
How would Americans feel if Russia offered sanctuary to Osama bin Laden? asked the Russian online newspaper Pravda.
Russian President Vladimir Putin accused the U.S. of hypocrisy for granting Akhmadov asylum.
We cannot have double standards while fighting terrorism, and it cannot be used as a geopolitical game, Putin said.
Akhmadov was charged with organizing terrorist training camps and leading 2,000 armed insurgents in a deadly 1999 Dagestani incursion.
Akhmadov was also once an aide to Shamil Basayev, leader of Chechnyas violent jihadist movement.
Basayev led the most famous Chechnya rebel attack, dubbed the Budyonnovsk hospital hostage in 1995.
In the attack, more than 1,000 hostages were held for a week, and 100 of them were killed when Russian forces stormed the hospital. Russia says the hostages were mainly executed by Basayevs men, while the rebels claimed Russian forces killed the hostages in the firefight.
Akhmadov told Matthew Brzezinski in 2004 that he distanced himself from Basayev after the war leader became an Islamic fundamentalist. Akhmadov went to work at the Chechen foreign ministry.
I found him someone whose life was dedicated to peace, not terrorism, Albright assured then-Attorney General John Ashcroft in a 2003 letter endorsing Akhmadovs request for political asylum.
I have met with Mr. Akhmadov on three occasions, McCain wrote to DHS. I have found him to be a proponent of peace and human rights in Chechnya.
A Washington Post editorial supporting Akhmadovs asylum described him as opposing the use of suicide bombings and for working for a negotiated peace in his country.
Syrian refugees
The news media have reported concerns over a program to bring to the U.S. Syrians caught up in the ongoing insurgency targeting the regime of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.
Nicholas Rasmussen, director of the National Counterterrorism Center, told the House Homeland Security Committee on Wednesday, Its clearly a population of concern.
Numerous GOP lawmakers expressed fears Syrian jihadists could take advantage of the refugee program.
Committee Chairman Mike McCaul, R-Texas, asserted it would be a huge mistake to bring Syriam refugees from the conflict to the U.S.
Larry Bartlett, the State Departments director of refugee admission for the Bureau of Population, Refugees and Migration, told ABC News that each refugee is vetted through an intensive system run by numerous U.S. intelligence agencies, including the Pentagon.
However, some counter-terror analysis and lawmakers have raised questions about the U.S. governments ability to screen for potential jihadists from amongst the refugees.
A letter to National Security Adviser Susan Rice signed by McCaul and other leading Republicans warned, The continued civil war and destabilization in Syria undeniably make it more difficult to acquire the information needed to conduct reliable threat assessments on specific refugees.
The U.S. government cannot allow the refugee process to become a backdoor for jihadists, they wrote.
WND reported a senior FBI official expressed further concern about the ability to screen out terrorists that could be hiding among the thousands of Syrian refugees heading soon to American cities.
Michael Steinbach, deputy assistant director of the FBIs counter terrorism unit, was questioned by McCaul at Wednesdays House Homeland Security Committee.
Would bringing in Syrian refugees pose a greater risk to Americans? asked McCaul.
Yes, Im concerned, said Steinbach. Well have to go take a look at those lists and go through all of those intelligence holdings and be very careful to try and identify connections to foreign terrorist groups.
In Iraq, where the U.S. maintained a large occupation force, the U.S. governments vetting process missed dozens of Iraqi jihadists who slipped into the country posing as refugees and took up residence in Kentucky, according to a November 2013 ABC News report.
With additional research by Joshua Klein.
Read more at http://www.wnd.com/2015/02/terrorists-already-hit-u-s-via-refugee-program/#V1CaoH8Ge3XjMpKq.99
Feb 19, 2015 13:30:24 #
Evangel wrote:
Amid concerns potential terrorists can take advant... (show quote)
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Yep we're aware and your point is ?
That's why it all need to stop !
PERIOD
GAME OVER !
Feb 19, 2015 15:34:32 #
Yadja
Loc: Florida
Evangel wrote:
Nothing has worked to get this unethical and destructive man out of office yet and I applaud Judicial Watch for all the investigative reporting they have done. I do know that the Constitution does not exempt the president from prosecution when breaking our laws. He and Holder have already openly and defiantly broken our Federal Immigration Laws and we have been screaming for Congress to prosecute them.
The world would celebrate along with us. But Biden needs to go also. We can't have him in charge til the elections he is playing ball with O.
This is a ray of light in a dark time for America and the world.
Feb 19, 2015 20:39:28 #
Yadja wrote:
Nothing has worked to get this unethical and destr... (show quote)
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Get more to joing the fight ... get more people to call their officials...
Talk to your siblings, friends, neighbors, co-workers....
Getting more involved to understand we are under Siege will become a tool effectively to put pressure on the officials who can send it up the line...
There are not many options left... remember....
When all this fails, we're going to WAR here at home !
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