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  • Stephen Miller: H-1B visa bill won’t pass ‘anytime soon’

    10/01/2019 9:29:11 PM PDT · by Reno89519 · 28 replies
    Fox Business ^ | October 2, 2019 | Catie Perry
    Stephen Miller doesn’t think the new immigration bill addressing H-1B visas will be passed by the Senate “anytime soon.” “The administration has made clear that our view on [H-1B visas] is that you cannot displace or replace American workers,” the White House senior policy adviser told FOX Business’ Lou Dobbs Tuesday. “And the president has taken unprecedented action in the immigration space to do exactly that, including most recently with the public charge regulation to keep newcomers from taking advantage of our welfare system.” Senate bill 386, which is known as the “Fairness for High-Skilled Immigrants Act of 2019,” would...
  • Florida Democrats War on Women grows as they vote to force women to submit to Shariah Law

    04/29/2014 8:32:09 AM PDT · by Oldpuppymax · 24 replies
    Coach is Right ^ | 4/29/14 | Kevin "Coach" Collins
    Florida Democrats have declared war on women, but fortunately their attack on our freedoms was turned back by Republicans who represented America and voted against them. Anyone who isn’t certain that Democrats are devoted to destroying America need only take a look at their despicable conduct in the Florida Senate. In a vote that never should have had to be taken, every single Democrat voted to force Sharia Law on the people of Florida. By doing so they placed women and children in very real danger. The vote was 24 votes for America and 14 votes for al Qaeda and...
  • Islamic group accuses Republicans of fostering anti-Muslim sentiment (FLORIDA)

    04/25/2014 1:18:32 PM PDT · by dontreadthis · 43 replies
    Herald Tribune ^ | Thursday, April 24 | Shelby Webb
    A Florida Islamic group is accusing some Republican Party lawmakers and local party organizations of fostering anti-Muslim sentiment. The Council on American-Islamic Relations, or CAIR, sent letters to almost every Republican Club or party extension in the state, asking the groups to stop bringing speakers who espouse anti-Islamic views. The letter said it represented the interests of more than 150,000 registered Florida Muslim voters. Hassan Shibly, executive director for CAIR, based in Tampa, said such speakers not only inflame anti-Islam tensions but have also led to discriminatory legislation: namely Senate Bill 386, which would ban foreign laws from being enacted...