President Trump mocks Sen. Schumer’s immigration tears

“We will fight it with everything we have and we will win this fight”, he said.

However, the so-called exceptions have not even proven to be true because over the weekend, Customs and Border Protection officials sent the families of two Orthodox Christian brothers back to the Middle East after they landed at Philadelphia International Airport.

But his statements didn’t quell the outcry over the executive order, which banned citizens from seven Muslim-majority countries for 90 days, temporarily suspended refugee admissions to the USA for 120 days and banned admissions from Syria indefinitely.

‘Trump is about to bombard us with so many bad decisions, ‘ she wrote in her Instagram message posted Tuesday morning.

His desire to see enough Republicans join his cause may not come to fruition, as reportedly only 15 have publicly shown disagreement with or concern over the order. Elizabeth Warren of MA aren’t getting the benefit of the doubt. “She’s just impossibly bad and she needs to be voted down”.

Schumer’s office said he has had major concerns with at least eight of Trump’s nominees since day one, including Puzder. Session quizzed Yates on whether she would have the courage to say “no” to president Obama if he ever asked her to do something she thought was improper or indefensible.

Late on Sunday Mr Trump insisted that it was not an outright ban on Muslims.

Several Democrats in Congress said they would be introducing legislation to stop the ban. I hope Mitch McConnell allows that vote…

“Mr. Trump’s pitch to the Washington establishment is he’s a dealmaker”, Sen. But the next morning, he called it a “ban” in a tweet.

Other top Republicans have criticized the ban, including Sen.

Kaine defended himself Sunday on NBC’s “Meet the Press”, arguing that opposition to Trump’s Cabinet nominees is so fierce in part because of Democrats’ tough questioning. They have created most of the terrorism.

“His tears know what’s right”, the mother of three said, while carrying a sign with a pack of Kleenex tissues attached that said: “It takes a real man to cry and lead”. Joe Donnelly, D-Ind., said in February. In the 2006 election cycle, when Schumer ran the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee, Trump had given it $5,000.

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