Jesus phucking Christ you snowflakes need to just STFU and stop whining for awhile. I still can't believe we are having this conversation after witnessing what Muslims are doing to Europe. Newsbreak for you liberals, if I have to read a few stories like this one I don't give a shit, because not allowing the U.S. To become a Muslim enclave like Europe is becoming matters much more to me than your precious little feelings, so go KYS pleas, and do us all a favor
Clemson professor gets deported
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This particular specific story is total BULL$SHIT through and through. So many holes in what was written I could drive a cruise liner through it. However overall the situation is kind of tough. Assume others have picked up on the major failures of the story.
I think most are surprised because people say random stuff to get elected and never follow through. I thought the wall stuff was just rhetoric, for example, or the Lock her up stuff. Who knows with Trump.
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It doesn't matter if you think Trump is a hero or a monster this shouldn't surprise anyone.
Two things. For years I've been told that under president Obama the borders went unprotected and everyone got in but now I just heard in this thread he deported more on his time than the history of the world combined.
Also, weren't the guys who bombed and killed folks at the Boston Marathon Russian? Serious question.
Finally, do we all realize how many Muslims from those 7 places reside in the US and how long they have been here? A lot! Seems we've had more domestic terror incidents than those from folks representing those 7 places. Going from memory tho.
I probably need more info tho.
Also, weren't the guys who bombed and killed folks at the Boston Marathon Russian? Serious question.
Finally, do we all realize how many Muslims from those 7 places reside in the US and how long they have been here? A lot! Seems we've had more domestic terror incidents than those from folks representing those 7 places. Going from memory tho.
I probably need more info tho.
Now you need to do some research.
It was 2.5 million the vast majority were priority one defined as "threats to national security, border security, and public safety." That includes gang members, convicted felons or charged with "aggravated felony" and anyone apprehended at the border trying to enter the country illegally.
Priority two ""aliens convicted of three or more misdemeanor offenses, other than minor traffic" violations, as well as those convicted of domestic violence, sexual abuse, burglary, DUIs or drug trafficking."
In 2015, 81% were priority one. I'm failing to see why any conservative would have a problem with obama over this.
But my point that you missed is that this obama policy has nothing to do with Syrian children and refugees.
Wait...I thought the 2.5 million deportations made Obama and Trump the same--you conservatives need to get your stories straight.
How is this anything but a disastrous foreign policy move if it doesn't deal with countries that have actually sent terrorists to American soil like S. Arabia, Egypt, Turkey, and UAE.
Trump didn't even consult with Homeland Security before implementing the policy and messing with the rights of American citizens.
Not sure how you drew the conclusion I was a conservative...but carry on.
Hmmm, im not a conservative. Quite the stereotype from you.
Of course Obamas policy had nothing to do with Syrian refugees...because his administration created those problems. If his administration didn't intervene (and yes, I know McCain and Lindsey Graham and other republicans backed obama on it) Syria wouldn't have likely had those problems.
Obama had no choice but to accept refugees from a crisis he created.....just like Bush did in Iraq.
Obama made a living on the executive order crap. It was fine when he did it, now you are screaming due process ???? Too bad, so sad......
Here is a question for you: We are $20 trillon in debt, over $100 trillion when you count social security and Medicare unfunded liabilities. We can't take care of our own people...so why are we begging others to come here so we can take care of them?
You don't know what you are talking about. The order specifically exempts religious minorities from those 7 countries from the order. So, Jews and Christians from those countries are good to go, Muslims, not so much. Read it yourself.
Looks like we need a new professor...what does he teach?
Also, what type of dog does he have and how much is he asking for his house?
Also, what type of dog does he have and how much is he asking for his house?
It's "volition" not "violation" my guy... I know you copy+pasted that from somewhere but damn.
...is the only answer for this nation and this world.
UPDATE: She is not a professor for CU. More flaws in story is coming out.
Always happy to hear from you @Frog209 even if we don't 100% agree on our stances.
For God and Country.
UPDATE: She is not a professor for CU. More flaws in story is coming out.
Not a Clemson professor and not deported. Does OP Work for cnn?
Anyone from these countries that left the US in the last few weeks, absent a total family/work emergency, is not too sharp. I mean this move was totally telegraphed as a potential for at least a month and I wouldn't have put myself in that kind of jeopardy if I was from any of those set countries. Surprised it took Google that much time to recall their employees in similar situations. But to this specific story I hope nobody really believes it:
1). The text of the story is so poorly written and almost certainly not from an academic written in the US. More on that further down. Per the above I seriously doubt an academic professor would be flying anywhere for that long in the middle of a semester or who would have flown out of the country on Inauguration Day given the climate on EO's and being from Iran!?
2). We can all agree that the date noted as the origin of the trip 1/20/17 was a Friday (the inauguration) as indicated in the story. Then says it was not until MONDAY 1/22 that they arrived after 28 hours - Monday was the 23rd, and highly sceptical about the 28 hours making any sense time wise although with a layover it MAYBE possible.
3) spelling and structural/grammatical errors are so bad it's not feasible.
4) story mentions "drafts" of the action order being circulated ahead of its execution - don't believe there were any.
5) the story indicates that there were TSA agents on their flight in Dubai - everyone flying internationally knows that is not accurate as TSA officials would only be in the US domestic airports either flying in the US or flying out internationally from the US
6) the picture of that plane? Is that supposed to lend more creedance? It's extremely rare for passengers to be driving around an airport most specifically for an international flight. Also that plane does not look like a 777 but could be - definitely not a 787 nor does airbus 320 make long haul flights - clearly not an A380. Also that logo on the side appears to be something that would not fly to the US - Islamic writing. Definitely not emirates logo. Also if she flew out of DC (Dulles) that is so far fetched to do so on Inauguration Day!?
7) not clear on this persons visa status but almost certain the old rules that someone cannot be on a visa for more than 7years before having to get a green card or leave the country. If that was the case the green card process requires you to apply at least a year ahead of time and you are told not to leave the country during that period. So the almost seven years in the US does not jibe.
At the end of the day this whole situation is tough for a very small group of people whether you agree with the politics of it or not. The execution and lack of clarity or foresight warning is tough but honestly if I were this person I wouldn't dream of leaving the country with this uncertainty. This story is one hundred percent fake and is baiting people to be up in arms. That's really what annoys me about this kind of nonsense. The baiting of it all to make people cry fowl for a "trumped" up story.
1). The text of the story is so poorly written and almost certainly not from an academic written in the US. More on that further down. Per the above I seriously doubt an academic professor would be flying anywhere for that long in the middle of a semester or who would have flown out of the country on Inauguration Day given the climate on EO's and being from Iran!?
2). We can all agree that the date noted as the origin of the trip 1/20/17 was a Friday (the inauguration) as indicated in the story. Then says it was not until MONDAY 1/22 that they arrived after 28 hours - Monday was the 23rd, and highly sceptical about the 28 hours making any sense time wise although with a layover it MAYBE possible.
3) spelling and structural/grammatical errors are so bad it's not feasible.
4) story mentions "drafts" of the action order being circulated ahead of its execution - don't believe there were any.
5) the story indicates that there were TSA agents on their flight in Dubai - everyone flying internationally knows that is not accurate as TSA officials would only be in the US domestic airports either flying in the US or flying out internationally from the US
6) the picture of that plane? Is that supposed to lend more creedance? It's extremely rare for passengers to be driving around an airport most specifically for an international flight. Also that plane does not look like a 777 but could be - definitely not a 787 nor does airbus 320 make long haul flights - clearly not an A380. Also that logo on the side appears to be something that would not fly to the US - Islamic writing. Definitely not emirates logo. Also if she flew out of DC (Dulles) that is so far fetched to do so on Inauguration Day!?
7) not clear on this persons visa status but almost certain the old rules that someone cannot be on a visa for more than 7years before having to get a green card or leave the country. If that was the case the green card process requires you to apply at least a year ahead of time and you are told not to leave the country during that period. So the almost seven years in the US does not jibe.
At the end of the day this whole situation is tough for a very small group of people whether you agree with the politics of it or not. The execution and lack of clarity or foresight warning is tough but honestly if I were this person I wouldn't dream of leaving the country with this uncertainty. This story is one hundred percent fake and is baiting people to be up in arms. That's really what annoys me about this kind of nonsense. The baiting of it all to make people cry fowl for a "trumped" up story.
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She was a Graduate TA. Probably where the confusion is coming from.UPDATE: She is not a professor for CU. More flaws in story is coming out.
Wait, so youre saying I needed more information before getting all wound up? Interdasting.
@NavyTigerSC went to all this trouble for a TA, that was NOT deported ITT. OP should celebrate this shvt show, with a bottle of bleach.
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I'm glad I didn't come here looking for Mensa candidates.
Nice I like it CU1! Even that Clemson cop that got shot in the leg, in 1999 I think, by that chick who he was letting play with his gun in TTT (or maybe TD's) would have solved this brain busting case wide open!
Well no crap... Minority religions in those countries are PERSECUTED. If I'm not mistaken, religious persecution is grounds for qualifying for refugees status. Even liberals like yourself agree to assist persecuted people, or do you not
UPDATE: She is not a professor for CU. More flaws in story is coming out.
http://www.postandcourier.com/news/...cle_f9c09f00-e59b-11e6-b47d-273fc4f17562.html
From Post and Courier:
For recent Clemson University graduate Nazanin Zinouri, a trip to see family has turned into a nightmare.
The Greenville resident, who graduated last year with a Ph.D. in industrial engineering and won the university's Janine Anthony Bowen Graduate Fellow award, flew to Tehran to visit her family when she heard about an immigration ban signed by President Donald Trump on Friday. The order bars individuals from Iran, Iraq, Syria, Sudan, Libya, Yemen and Somalia from entering the United States for 90 days.
Zinouri took to social media on Saturday to share her story.
"On Wednesday, we started hearing rumors about new executive orders that will change immigration rules for some countries including Iran," she wrote in a Facebook post. "Before I knew it, it was actually happening. Even though I didn't want to leave my family, I quickly booked a ticket to get on the next flight back."
Zinouri said left Iran a few hours after Trump signed the executive order and flew to Dubai where officials checked her documents.
She was questioned for 40 minutes before boarding a flight to Washington, D.C., according to the post. After she got on the flight, two Transportation Security Administration officers ordered her to disembark.
Zinouri has lived in the United States for almost seven years, according to her post.
"No one warned me when I was leaving, no one cared what will happen to my dog or my job or my life there," she said. "No one told me what I should do with my car that is still parked at the airport parking. Or what to do with my house and all my belongings. They didn't say it with words but with their actions, that my life doesn't matter. Everything I worked for all these years doesn't matter."
The Post and Courier has reached out to Zinouri for comment.
Clemson officials are aware of the situation and are "looking into it," said Robin Denny, a university spokeswoman. No further comment was immediately available.
How was this woman living here for 7 years if she had a Visa to attend Clemson for grad school?
Sort of wondering if her Visa had expired upon graduation.
Sort of wondering if her Visa had expired upon graduation.
Why are you quoting me? She isn't a professor for CU and that is what I posted.
Horrible rebuttal, but not surprising considering the effort, you put into this abortion of a thread. Take a lap in a pool of acid.
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