Morris Dees and $PLC certified deplorable, Nayla Rush, on whether
Susie Wiles sees signs that Donald Trump's "Muslim ban" is a liability
with potential Trump 2024 voters: <URL:
https://cis.org/Rush/Resettled-Refugees-Do-Not-Necessarily-Leave-Their-Beliefs-and-Biases-Behind>
| Former UN Ambassador Nikki Haley, now a Republican candidate for
| president, seemed to suggest she favored opening the door to
| Palestinian refugees (something she has since disavowed) and said
| that one "can separate civilians from terrorists". Assuming that is
| true, other concerns still need to be addressed. "Civilian"
| refugees, like any migrant group, carry with them their beliefs,
| values, and biases. Some might be fleeing repressive regimes and
| distancing themselves from anti-Western stands. But those who hold
| pro-Palestinian, anti-Israel, anti-Jewish, and/or anti-American
| sentiments do not necessarily leave them behind when they move here.
| Also, "civilians" admitted as refugees are future voters and could
| very well end up being lawmakers, representatives in Congress,
| governors, mayors, etc. They could act to change American policies,
| or at least influence them.
Does Wiles worry that David McIntosh's Club for Growth will allow Ron
DeSantis to seize Trump's right flank on the National Question by
using Lachlan Murdoch's FoxNews.COM's campaign bullhorn to stump for
an immigration moratorium?
John
groenveld@acm.org
--
"After leaving the Trump administration and joining Pfizer's board,
he flagged tweets about natural immunity being superior to vaccine
immunity for Twitter to censor. It is superior--but that's not good
for the vaccine business.
https://t.co/hhl6p06dzN" - Pedro Gonzalez <URL:
https://twitter.com/emeriticus/status/1648853239679311872>
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