HotDog666 you going to defy the court? Protest? Let me now how that works out for ya!
[B]Mahmoud Khalil[/B]
[QUOTE=SubCmdr;2997105]He is not a CITZEN. Even so he has received [B]Due Process[/B] under the [B]RULE OF LAW[/B]![/QUOTE]Yes, he did!
[QUOTE][b]Trump administration can proceed with Mahmoud Khalils deportation, judge rules[/b]
An immigration judge has ruled that the Trump administration can proceed with its effort to deport Mahmoud Khalil, a legal permanent resident of the U.S., in a case that Khalils attorneys and civil rights experts say has enormous implications for free speech in the U.S.
Judge Jamee Comans determined in a hearing on Friday afternoon that the government has grounds to move forward with its case against Khalil, a Palestinian student activist. His legal team has until April 23 to appeal the decision. Comans said that if his attorneys do not meet the deadline, she will order for him to be deported to Syria, where he was born, or to Algeria, where he holds citizenship.
Khalil addressed the court after the ruling, saying that neither fundamental fairness nor due process were present today or in this whole process.
This is exactly why the Trump administration sent me to this court 1,000 miles away from my family, said Khalil, whose wife, a U.S. citizen, is due to give birth to their first child this month.
Khalils legal team condemned the ruling and vowed to fight for his freedom..[/QUOTE][URL]https://www.msnbc.com/top-stories/latest/mahmoud-khalil-deportation-hearing-immigration-judge-rcna200869[/URL]
Hotdog666 now having lost the intellectual argument resorts to this
[QUOTE=HotDog666;2997189]You seriously want to deny that [b]Blacks are second class citizens[/b]? [u]If you genuinely believe that you're going to be treated as well as a white person[/u] in any encounter with the cops then that's fine. You believe it. It was just a piece of advice, don't go round mouthing off to an American cop because it won't end well for you. Bro.
[b]All men are born equal" except the black guy yes[/b]? The same constitution which had [u]your parents (and perhaps you) not being permitted to drink from the same faucet as the white guy[/u]
I would say shame on you but you don't deserve shame. Just contempt.[/QUOTE][B]My fellow Americans, Am I a second class citizen[/B]?
[U]Roll Call[/U]
Elvis2008? Spidy? EihTooms? MarquisdeSade1? NewtonYork? Tiny12? Goatscrot? RamDavidson?
[QUOTE=RamDavidson84;2994427]Hell yeah, fuck racists. All 12 of them left. Thank god 99.999999% of Americans don't give a fuck about skin color![/QUOTE]
Citizen vs. Permanent Resident
[QUOTE=HotDog666;2997189]As for Mahmud Khalil, he was and is a US permanent resident, not a guest.[/QUOTE]By definition he is a guest. Are you are guest in my country of origin also?
Or are you just another one of my fellow Americans talking your [B]male bovine excrement[/B] about race showing your favorite colors for outerwear is a [U]WHITE HODDIE[/U]?
[QUOTE]Another important limitation on lawful permanent residents is that they are subject to the grounds of deportability. If you commit certain crimes or security violations, or even fail to advise USCIS of your changes of address, you can be placed in removal proceedings and deported from the United States[/QUOTE][URL]https://www.alllaw.com/articles/nolo/us-immigration/permanent-resident-vs-citizen-difference.html[/URL]
Learn what the law says before trying to school me son. You have absolutely no idea what my background was serving my fellow Americans during most of my adult life under the OATH to protect and defend [U]The Constitution of the United States of America[/U] from all enemies foreign and domestic. Guests such as yourself don't know the law nor understand what it means to take that OATH. If I was second class citizen I would have never been allowed to take it in the first place.
[B]How you like me now?[/B]
American Democrats aka puppets of the CCP
[URL]https://www.breitbart.com/asia/2025/04/14/report-boston-mayor-michelle-wu-funded-by-ccp-intelligence-official/[/URL]
Republican Racists, Musk and the Rule of Law
[QUOTE]And after listening to you douches who live abroad, I think there should be a movement to not let people who live abroad vote unless they are in the military. Because the only issue you douches care about is that the government keeps sending you checks. You do not give a fuck about the condition of the country.[/QUOTE]Since there can be no taxation without representation I would take that deal. No more US Taxes. It is a much better deal for the Dis-United States of America to continue to tax citizens outside of its boarders. What a deal! Pay taxes but not have to provide any government resources to them. But what E2008 doesn't understand in his infinite stupidity I value the US Embassy Consulate Services. Not worth paying taxes over, but they are a very competent and efficient part of the USGOV that I pretty much interact with at least once a year all over the world.
I think that if you enter the country illegally should be banned for life from becoming a US Citizen. That would have stopped Musk at the boarder and we would not have to be dealing the the mess he is creating right now. After listing to the Republic Racists that post up in here I think that when the Democratic party returns to government their voting rights should be removed just as they are trying to to my fellow Americans currently. I care very much about the [B]Rule of Law[/B]. Something a visitor to my country of original posting up in here cannot understand.
[QUOTE][b]Two middle fingers up to our Bond King that wants to take away my rights as a US Citizen![/b][/QUOTE]
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Why does Repub Trump hate the American Working Men and Women so much?
Here we go again.
Why do Repubs and especially Repub Trump hate the American Working Men and Women so much they can't wait do destroy their Great American Dream as soon as possible after the electorate foolishly gives them another chance to do it.
Repub Trump has just done it in record time. Less than 90 days!
[B]Homebuyers rush to riskier loans, as tariff turmoil pushes interest rates higher.[/B]
[URL]https://www.cnbc.com/2025/04/16/homebuyers-rush-to-riskier-loans-as-tariff-turmoil-pushes-interest-rates-higher.html?__source=androidappshare[/URL]
[QUOTE]The share of borrowers applying for adjustable-rate loans jumped to the highest in over two years.
Mortgage rates jumped 20 basis points in one week.
Homebuyers pulled back, despite much higher inventory of homes for sale.[/QUOTE]BTW, seriously, where did all the "This is what winning looks like"! MAGA posters go?
You are entitled to your opinions, but no your own facts!
[QUOTE=Elvis2008;2997345]Dude, I do not have to be an all time great investor.[/QUOTE]But you are very good at talking your pure unadulterated [B]male bovine excrement[/B] about the investment strategies of others.
[QUOTE=Elvis2008;2997345]As for this latest idiotic rant about how great government is, let me put out one statistic to show you how full of it you are. Two out of every three paid tax dollars does not go to any government service whatsoever.[/QUOTE]What is the actual budget for the Dis-United States of America?
[QUOTE]In fiscal year 2024, the federal government spent $6.9 trillion, amounting to 24 percent of the nations gross domestic product (GDP), according to the June 2024 estimates of the Congressional Budget Office (CBO). About nine-tenths of the total went toward federal programs; the remainder went toward interest payments on the federal debt. Of that $6.9 trillion, almost $4.9 trillion was financed by federal revenues. The remaining amount was financed by borrowing. (Note: In this analysis, the figures are adjusted for certain one- or two-day timing shifts in federal payments that distort the year-to-year paths.)
Three major areas of program spending make up the majority of the budget:
Health insurance: Four health insurance programs Medicare, Medicaid, the Childrens Health Insurance Program (CHIP), and Affordable Care Act (ACA) marketplace health insurance subsidies together accounted for 24 percent of the budget in 2024, or $1.7 trillion. More than half of this amount, or $912 billion, went to Medicare, which in June 2024 provided health coverage to around 67 million people who are age 65 or older or have disabilities. The rest of this amount reflects the federal costs of Medicaid and CHIP ($626 billion) and ACA subsidy and marketplace costs ($125 billion). Both Medicaid and CHIP require states to pay some of their total costs.
In March 2023, Medicaid and CHIP provided health coverage or long-term care to 93.9 million low-income children, parents, older adults, and people with disabilities. That was significantly higher than the 70.9 million enrollees before the pandemic because of temporary pandemic-related coverage protection, which expired in April 2023. With its expiration, enrollment dropped to 82.8 million by March 2024 and is likely to fall further, though projections are highly uncertain.
In February 2024, 20.8 million people had enrolled in health insurance through ACA marketplaces, a significant increase over enrollment in 2023. Of the total enrolled, 19.3 million (or 93 percent) received subsidies that lowered their premiums and out-of-pocket costs.
Social Security: In 2024, 21 percent of the budget, or $1.5 trillion, was spent on Social Security, which provided monthly retirement benefits in September 2024 averaging $1,922 to 51.5 million retired workers. Social Security also provided benefits to 2.6 million spouses and children of retired workers, 5.8 million surviving children and spouses of deceased workers, and 8.4 million disabled workers and their eligible dependents.
Defense: Another 13 percent of the budget, or $872 billion, was spent on national defense activities. About 95 percent of the spending in this category reflects the underlying costs of the Defense Department, largely for operations and maintenance; military personnel; procurement of weapons; and research, development, testing, and evaluation.[/QUOTE][URL]https://www.cbpp.org/research/federal-budget/where-do-our-federal-tax-dollars-go[/URL]
There is the link for your review E2008. The rich don't pay taxes. You know this. The current Administration has tasked Musk with cutting enough from the budget in order to pay for tax cuts to the rich. I am not saying the government cannot be smaller. President Clinton was the last sitting President to reduce the Federal Workforce. Studying the problem for six months then making the cuts. No one except the people who lost their jobs noticed.
Now E2008, please go on your rant about my personally and ignoring the facts that I present. That is your SOP.
Only people who think the world is going to end are buying gold. ROTFLMAO!
[I]Gold prices today breached $3,200 an ounce for the first time. Prices are up more than 22 per cent so far this year. UBS and Commerzbank raised their gold price forecasts on Friday, joining other investment banks as investors drive the safe-haven metal to record highs amid the economic uncertainty sparked by U.S. President Donald Trump's trade policies, as per a report.
Trump's tariffs have roiled financial markets, stoking fears of inflation and a global recession. While he has paused most duties, he has hiked those on China to 145 per cent, prompting Beijing to lift its tariffs on U.S. goods to 125 per cent, Reuters reported.
"We expect gold's rally to extend into next year and for prices to stabilise at higher levels further out," UBS analysts said in a note[/I]
[URL]https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/international/us/gold-price-predictions-will-gold-rate-touch-historic-4000-mark/articleshow/120207954.cms[/URL]
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In the Great Repub Tradition
Repub so-called president Trump, er, I mean Repub so-called president TrumpMusk, will likely surpass Repub Nixon / Ford in producing policies and stewardship to ignite dreaded Stagflation.
If we're lucky, that is:
[B]Why stagflation now seems like America's "optimistic scenario".
Investors have gone into tariff shock, and stagflation could now be the optimistic scenario for the US economy.[/B]
[URL]https://moneyweek.com/economy/us-economy/stagflation-us-recession-trump-tariffs[/URL]
[QUOTE]The tariffs amount to a $600 billion tax hike on the cost of living that will hurt consumers, says Bill Dudley on Bloomberg. In the past, the Federal Reserve has ridden to the rescue of a weaker economy. Dont expect a repeat this time. Annualised US inflation is likely to reach nearly 5% over the coming months, reducing the space for interest-rate cuts. All told, stagflation is the optimistic scenario. More likely, the US will end up in a full-blown recession.[/QUOTE]Harris voters knew this and warned America about it.
But worries about immigrants eating the cats and eating the dogs along with greater worries about trannies peeking over toilet stall barriers to ask for their social network contact info took precedence among Repub MAGA and a few stray Third Party voters.
Oh well.
