[VitacoreVision]

President Donald Trump will soon sign an executive order that will suspend the issuance of visas to "nationals of countries of particular concern," most notably, Syria. by Warren Mass

[Sacajaweau]

The US does not have to let anyone in...

Germany is learning the consequence...as are other countries.

[jimbug]

Next step is finding the ones that are already here and getting them out of America by any means necessary.

Immigration control begins with knowing your neighbors.

[House Atreides]

I believe there are 57 countries of particular concern...at least.

[RooRoobird20]

Another day of good news! :0)

[ColdOne]

Winning!

[Responsibility2nd]

Please, please. This is too much winning. I’m getting tired now.

/SARC

The only thing better than reading these almost hourly winning updates, orders, directives and plans by Trump is seeing the bleep fits the media whores are having over them.

[Dacula]

Fox is reporting that President Trump is delaying his signing of the Executive order until tomorrow.

He must have some idea of how the democrats are going to fight him in court over this issue.

[bigbob]

Woohoo! This ought to be good for some more resignations!

[AngelesCrestHighway]

The way liberals want to govern is a catastrophe! They have no clue on how to deal with the real world. All they will succeed at is getting a hell of a lot of Americans killed.

[wtd]

The plan is to block visas to people from Syria, Iraq, Iran, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, and Yemen because the Muslim-majority countries are ‘terror prone’.

Only seven nations? The 57 nation group known as the "Organization of Islamic Countries (OIC)" routinely and uniformly votes as a block against American interests in the UN.

The majority of hijackers involved in 9/11 were from Saudi Arabia. Saudi Arabia is well known to be a major source of funds for global jihad. Why isn't Qatar, UAE, Pakistan, Oman or any of the remaining Muslim majority nations also listed since they vote as a block against US interests?

Also consider the effort to block migration from select Muslim majority states is defeated when considering the EU's efforts to immediately grant European identities to migrants who manage to reach EU shores.

Consider the fact that every violent jihad incident in the EU was perpetrated by Muslims - who, once each was identified by the media were characterized as Europeans of Asian/Arabic descent. Providing migrants with European identities undermines Trump's efforts to block their continued migration to the US. All a Syrian has to do is migrate to either Italy, Spain, France, Portugal, Belgium, Germany, Bulgaria or the UK and obtain their new cultural identities and then they are set to continue their eventual migration to the US.

Don't get me wrong, I appreciate Trumps efforts - but - this is a much more complicated issue given the EU's current suicidal immigration policies.

[faithhopecharity]

DJT’s next job is to repatriate/deport the ones that have already snuck into our country (or been air-freighted in by Obama)

GO TRUMP!

[Seruzawa]

The largest muslim population country of all, Indonesia, is not on the list. Sort of blows the “antimuslim” argument out of the water. Brunei isn’t on the list, Morocco, Phillippines, etc etc.

[freedumb2003]

And if you know any lefties who are havin’ the vapors, remind them their hero jimmah carter did the same for Iran.

[EnglishOnly]

DO IT .... and start Rounding up Illegals...to deport them.

NO VACANCY sign needs to be posted!

[Lurkinanloomin]

Muslims ARE the threat.
keeping them out makes us safer.

Islam has been at war with the rest of humanity since 622 A.D.

They are commanded by their prophet in their book to continue jihad until all of the rest of humankind submits to Islam.

There can be no peace until there is only Islam or no Islam.

Mad Mo made it so.

[plain talk]

This is the correct approach. Trump’s administration also needs to look closely at legal immigration rules. Not only do we need to vet these people to keep out terrorists we also need to ensure the quotas and rules encourage bringing in the best and brightest from around the globe.

[Jyotishi]

Pakistan needs to be on the list:

White House petition to call Pakistan ‘terrorism sponsor’ passes 600,000 benchmark

Oct. 3, 2016

https://www.rt.com/usa/361427-pakistan-sponsor-terrorism-petition/

[wtd]

Trump's plan to halt visas to people from Syria, Iraq, Iran, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, and Yemen because the Muslim-majority countries are ‘terror prone’ doesn't fully address concerns, but it's a start.

I'm curious about why only these seven muslim-majority nations? The 57 nation group known as the "Organization of Islamic Countries (OIC)" routinely and uniformly votes as a block against American interests in the UN.

The majority of hijackers involved in 9/11 were from Saudi Arabia. Saudi Arabia is well known to be a major source of funds for global jihad. Why isn't Qatar, UAE, Pakistan, Oman or any of the remaining Muslim majority nations also listed since they vote as a block against US interests?

The effort to block migration from select Muslim majority states is defeated when considering the EU's efforts to immediately grant European identities to migrants who manage to reach EU shores. Consider the fact that every violent jihad incident in the EU was perpetrated by Muslims - who, once each was identified by the media were characterized as Europeans of Asian/Arabic descent. Providing migrants with European identities undermines Trump's efforts to block their continued migration to the US. All a Syrian has to do is migrate to either Italy, Spain, France, Portugal, Belgium, Germany, Bulgaria or the UK and obtain their new cultural identities and then they are set to continue their eventual migration to the US.

Consider this most unfortunate statement by Theresa May earlier today:

Since Theresa May currently remains under the false impression that Islam is peaceful, her govt. will likely allow migrants originating from those 7 banned nations who recently managed to obtain UK identities to continue their migration to the US.

Don't get me wrong, I appreciate Trumps efforts - but - this is a much more complicated issue given the EU's current suicidal immigration policies.