Indian cleric Salman Al-Husain Al-Nadwi was deported from Oman to Qatar following a September 19 lecture, in which he attacked the Saudi king and leading Saudi religious scholars for supporting U.S. President Trump. The attack was triggered by an earlier statement by the imam of …

We are disturbed and deeply disappointed by the proposed presidential determination number of 45,000,” said Bishop Joe S. Vasquez of Austin, Texas, who is chairman of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops’ Committee on Migration. //www.catholicnews.com/services/englishnews/2017/faith-groups-ask-government-to-reconsider-historically-low-refugee-cap.cfm

The US Conference of Catholic Bishops insisted that Trump admit 75,000 paying refugee clients to the US beginning October 1.  But, not a word at Crux that they receive millions of tax payer dollars for their Christian charity as the largest of nine federal refugee contractors.***

Crux:

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UN short-circuiting the flow from Libya to Europe by sending migrants to the good ol’ welcoming USA?

Hillary, along with her gal pals Susan Rice and Samantha Power, are the leading culprits in the Obama Administration’s disastrous involvement in the overthrow of Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi and the creation of a failed state that has become a primary route for the migrant invasion of Europe.

Susan Rice, Samantha Power and Hillary. Photo is from a blog called The Political Girl that asks: Are women leading the way in Libya?

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This is more than the usual press statement from the White House on the Presidential Determination. In my experience previous statements have been shorter and certainly not so defensive.

Whose bright idea was it to ‘split the baby’ and place a cap on refugees arriving in the US at a number to anger both sides (Tillerson, Trump, Haley, McMaster?) Unless he morphed into Obama, Trump will never make the Open Borders Left happy, so why look weak and disrespect the base?

Below (hat tip Richard at Blue Ridge Forum) are just some of the nuggets (interspersed with comments from me) that interested me. Read the whole thing here.

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On September 29, 2017, the media office of the Islamic State (ISIS) in Raqqa, Syria released a video showing the group using unexploded U.S. bombs in its martyrdom operations, IED attacks, and drone attacks. The video, which was posted on multiple pro-ISIS Twitter accounts and Te…

At a September 25, 2017 memorial service for former Muslim Brotherhood Supreme Guide Mahdi ‘Akef, held by the American Muslim Community in New York and New Jersey, ‘Akef was hailed as a mujahid and a martyr by Sheikh Muhammad Al-Barr, imam of the Mus’ab Bin Umayr Mosque in Brookl…

A English-speaking Hay’at Tahrir Al-Sham (HTS) fighter of Chechen descent whose screenname is Abu Al Chechen periodically posts updates on Facebook about his experiences in Syria. On several occasions he has described his interactions with children and families who had fled from …

On September 28, 2017, the Islamic State (ISIS), via its main media company, Al-Furqan, released an audio recording by its leader Abu Bakr Al-Baghdadi. Though the audio is undated, in his speech Al-Baghdadi touches on recent world events, such as North Korea’s threats against the…

And, yes, Mr. President, the deal was “dumb” and it makes you “look terrible.”

We have America’s hurricane refugees and you are bringing in ‘refugees’ that Australia does not want on its mainland!

What is Trump grinning about?  He (we!) get nothing out of the deal that saves Turnbull’s political neck.

The news that they were leaving Australia’s detention centers en route  to at least five American states is two days old, so surely they have been delivered.

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The Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan (the Taliban’s shadow government) has issued a statement marking the 21st anniversary of the Taliban’s conquest of Kabul in 1996. The following is the statement in the original English, lightly edited for clarity and standardization:

“On this…

I can’t spend a lot of time on this, but it warrants a bit of attention.

These US Senators have no shame! 

Senator Grassley has been there 36 years and Feinstein 25 years.  I would like them both to tell us when exactly was the Refugee Act of 1980 properly/legally carried out when it came to the provision involving the Presidential “determination” and “consultation” with Congress.

What the **** is Senator Grassley doing scolding the White House/State Department, complaining that the legal process was not followed on THIS year’s legally required consultation on the refugee CEILING/CAP.

For the last ten years (and probably the ten before I was watching), Congress never paid any attention to the law when it came to the President’s determination about how many refugees COULD be admitted in the coming fiscal year.

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Nevermind, that the Refugee Act of 1980 gives the power to the President to set the CAP/CEILING*** for refugee admissions for the coming fiscal year which begins on Sunday.

I have to laugh because I can always count on the Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society to be the first of the nine federal contractors to break from the gate on the next political action the refugee industry will take.

As CEO of HIAS, Hetfield makes an annual salary of $358,718 (doing well by doing good!). Will he take a pay cut if there aren’t enough paying ‘clients’ (aka refugees) entering the US this year?

For new readers, see how much of your money,  your tax dollars, goes to each of the nine to resettle refugees on a per head basis, here.

There can never be serious reform while the nine are rolling in your money using it to hold rallies and lobby on the Hill while the media tries to make the public think that this is all about ‘humanitarianism’ and ‘religious charity.’

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