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They All Tie To My Business

It's the Kermit The Frog "None of My Business" combined with Bear Grylls. Yes, that is a photoshopped urine sample cup.
It's the Kermit The Frog "None of My Business" combined with Bear Grylls. Yes, that is a photoshopped urine sample cup.

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Ain't That Face A Bit Familiar?

THAT FACE YOU MAKE WHEN YOU HEAR THE DEMOCRATSARE PRAISING SOMEONE FOR REFUSING TO DO THEIR JOB BECAUSE IT VIOLATES THEIR CONSCIENCE
THAT FACE YOU MAKE WHEN YOU HEAR THE DEMOCRATSARE PRAISING SOMEONE FOR REFUSING TO DO THEIR JOB BECAUSE IT VIOLATES THEIR CONSCIENCE

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Cartoon by Matt Wuerker

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Demonstrators protest near the White House

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People gather in Boston's Copley Square to protest

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Protest in Seattle

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Activists stage a rally at John F. Kennedy International Airport in New York

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Protests at San Francisco International Airport

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Demonstrators at Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport

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Protesters rally outside Kennedy International Airport

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"If I was alive then..."

Posted on KYM January 31, 2017 What do you say? What do you do? Who do you help? Who do you defy?
Posted on KYM January 31, 2017 What do you say? What do you do? Who do you help? Who do you defy?

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Art by star-socks

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The Bible, AKA the American Book of Convenience

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"this user does not support the muslim ban" by void-bee

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Justin Amash tries to sort out this mess

Justin Amash January 29 at 2:15pm Many supporters and opponents of President Trump's executive order are conflating the terms "immigrant" (which encompasses green card holders) "nonimmigrant," and "refugee." It's not lawful to ban immigrants because of "nationality, place of birth, or place of residence." This nondiscrimination provision comes from a 1965 law (8 U.S.C. 1152 Sec. 202(a) (1) (A)) that limits the 1952 law (8 U.S.C. 1182 Sec. 212(f)) that the president cites It's lawful to ban nonimmigrants for almost any reason. These are people who are temporarily visiting the United States, like tourists or students It's lawful to ban refugees for almost any reason. But banning all refugees from particular countries is harsh and unwise. We still should admit well- vetted persons Understanding these distinctions is important because supporters of President Trump's executive order continue to wrongly insist that the order is lawful and that President Obama did almost the same thing in 2011. And opponents of President Trump's executive order continue to wrongly insist that banning refugees violates the Constitution or the law President Trump's executive order covers not only refugees but also immigrants and nonimmigrants. As noted above, it's not lawful to discriminate in the issuance of an "immigrant* visa because of the person's "nationality, place of birth, or place of residence." President Obama's action (which wasn't disclosed at the time) covered only refugees and, therefore, did not violate the Constitution or the law, even if one finds it objectionable for other reasons 4.8K Likes 500 Comments 3K Shares
Justin Amash January 29 at 2:15pm Many supporters and opponents of President Trump's executive order are conflating the terms "immigrant" (which encompasses green card holders) "nonimmigrant," and "refugee." It's not lawful to ban immigrants because of "nationality, place of birth, or place of residence." This nondiscrimination provision comes from a 1965 law (8 U.S.C. 1152 Sec. 202(a) (1) (A)) that limits the 1952 law (8 U.S.C. 1182 Sec. 212(f)) that the president cites It's lawful to ban nonimmigrants for almost any reason. These are people who are temporarily visiting the United States, like tourists or students It's lawful to ban refugees for almost any reason. But banning all refugees from particular countries is harsh and unwise. We still should admit well- vetted persons Understanding these distinctions is important because supporters of President Trump's executive order continue to wrongly insist that the order is lawful and that President Obama did almost the same thing in 2011. And opponents of President Trump's executive order continue to wrongly insist that banning refugees violates the Constitution or the law President Trump's executive order covers not only refugees but also immigrants and nonimmigrants. As noted above, it's not lawful to discriminate in the issuance of an "immigrant* visa because of the person's "nationality, place of birth, or place of residence." President Obama's action (which wasn't disclosed at the time) covered only refugees and, therefore, did not violate the Constitution or the law, even if one finds it objectionable for other reasons 4.8K Likes 500 Comments 3K Shares

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