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http://nypost.com/2017/10/31/8-killed-truck-pedestrians-downtown-nyc-terror-attack/

[PUmatty]

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That's all you have to say about this? When did I ever say that? Why is it OK to politicize everything else in the news except for the one tragedy that was a direct result of politicizing our immigration policy?

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[PUmatty]

How interesting that you got the talking points to focus on Chuck Schumer. Such a coincidence throughout MAGA!-land today.

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[KatValeska]

“When a well-packaged web of lies has been sold gradually to the masses over generations, the truth will seem utterly preposterous and its speaker a raving lunatic.” - Dresden James.

China's official news sources are more likely to provide an honest account of events than our MSM. We cannot rely on any corporate-sourced media, be it broadcast, print or online.

Our fourth estate is dead and any alternative, honest media is labeled as far left, far right, conspiracy theory or some other words we've been trained to dismiss upon hearing.

I cannot fathom how anyone believes the official accounts of the Las Vegas shooting. The questions not being asked are the true slap in the face to the victims and their families.

An official news conference ends. Then the network or cable news anchor will follow it up with "So there you have it." Yeah, that's hardcore journalism.

At best, at least one of our intelligence agencies knew damn well these terror attacks were going to happen.

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http://www.factcheck.org/2017/11/schumer-diversity-visa-lottery/


In 1990, Schumer was instrumental in helping to create the program, which ultimately established a lottery to provide visas to qualified applicants from countries with low immigration rates. The bill that created it was supported by a bipartisan group of legislators and signed by President George H.W. Bush.
Schumer, the Democratic leader in the Senate, also was part of the bipartisan Gang of Eight in 2013 that sponsored an immigration overhaul that would have done away with the diversity visa program.


[i]The diversity visa program has its roots in the Immigration Act of 1990, a bipartisan bill passed in late 1990 that sought to increase and restructure immigration into the U.S.
Earlier that year, Schumer, then serving on the House immigration subcommittee, introduced the Employment-Related Immigration Act of 1990. Part of that bill called for a special category of visas to be offered annually to “diversity immigrants” from “low-admission regions.”
Some of that bill was later folded into the Family Unity and Employment Opportunity Immigration Act of 1990. According to the bill summary, it “[p]rovides for preference allocation systems for admission of family-sponsored, employment-based, and diversity immigrants, respectively. Bases diversity immigration on identification of low-admission states and regions.”
The bill — which had 32 co-sponsors, including Schumer and seven Republicans — passed the House 231-192 with a majority of Democrats voting for it, and a majority of Republicans against it.
The Senate version of the bill, the Immigration Act of 1990, sponsored by Sen. Ted Kennedy, included similar provisions for “Diversity Immigrants.” Under the bill, diversity visa applicants were required to have a high school education or its equivalent or “two years of work experience in an occupation requiring at least two years of training or experience.” It passed the Senate overwhelmingly, 89-8. The bill received wide Republican support, including from Sen. Mitch McConnell, now the Senate majority leader. It was signed into law by Republican President George H.W. Bush.

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[cthskzfn]

I don't remember seeing/hearing anything about how/when/where the LV shooter was "radicalized".

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[Howee]

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