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Trump's Muslim Ban hari 1: Passengers pulled off planes, families broken apart, intl retaliation
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It was called Donald Trump's 'Muslim ban' executive order kicks in, passengers refused entry to US
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executive order closing the nation\'s borders to refugees was put into immediate effect on Friday night (Saturday AEDT). Refugees who were in the air on the way to the United States when the order was signed were stopped and detained at airports.
There were further reports that five Iraqi passengers and one Yemeni had been barred from boarding an EgyptAir flight from Cairo to New York as the US ban on entry of citizens from seven Muslim-majority countries came into force.
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A UN refugee agency spokesman said it was not yet known whether any of the affected passengers had already been granted visas under the US refugee program.
The five Iraqis had arrived in transit from Erbil and were being held at the airport until they could be re-boarded on flights back to Iraq, whereas the Yemeni passenger had arrived at the airport from elsewhere in Cairo, they added.
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Dutch airline KLM also confirmed it had refused passengers carriage to the US on Saturday.
The detentions at US airports, meanwhile, prompted legal challenges as lawyers representing two Iraqi refugees held at New York\'s Kennedy Airport filed a writ of habeas corpus early on Saturday seeking to have their clients released. At the same time, they filed a motion for class certification, in an effort to represent all refugees and immigrants who they said were being unlawfully detained at ports of entry.
Mr Trump\'s order, which suspends entry of all refugees to the United States for 120 days, created a legal limbo for individuals on the way to the United States and panic for families who were awaiting their arrival. The order has also thrown into doubt a US agreement to resettle refugees from Australian detention centres.
The executive order, which Mr Trump said was part of an extreme vetting plan to keep out "radical Islamic terrorists," also established a religious test for refugees from Muslim nations: he ordered that Christians and others from minority religions be granted priority over Muslims.
Muslim women during a New York protest against President Donald Trump\'s order banning refugees and visitors from some Muslim countries.
Mr Trump\'s order stops the admission of refugees from Syria indefinitely and it bars entry into the United States for 90 days from anyone from seven predominantly Muslim countries: Iraq, Syria, Iran, Sudan, Libya, Somalia and Yemen.
Under the ban, Iranian filmmaker Asghar Farhadi, whose film
has been nominated for an Academy Award, will not be able to attend the Hollywood ceremony next month.
President Donald Trump has signed an executive order banning refugees and people from some Muslim-majority countries.
Mr Trump\'s order will make it virtually impossible for relatives and friends of an estimated one million Iranian-Americans to visit the United States. Many fear the immigration ban will only stoke anti-American sentiment in these countries and damage relationships to fight the threat of terrorism.
"It is basically sending a positive signal to people who hate this country, because now ISIS gets to say: \'See? They don\'t want you\'," said Keith Ellison, who became the first Muslim member of Congress in 2007.
Iran announced on Saturday said it would impose a reciprocal ban on US citizens travelling to Iran, calling the US action "offensive".
The country\'s official Islamic Republic News Agency in a report on Saturday said the executive order was a "visible insult" to Muslims and called it "a gift to extremists". Iran "will reciprocate with legal, consular and political undertakings," according to the report.
The US ban extends to people already holding green cards that have until now made them legal permanent US residents, said Gillian Christensen, a Department of Homeland Security spokeswoman.
It was unclear how many immigrants and refugees were being held nationwide in the aftermath of the executive order, but the move essentially restricts some green card holders from leaving the US for fear of being barred re-entry
Officials were also stopping travellers with dual Canadian and Iranian citizenship from boarding planes in Canada that were headed the United States, said Mana Yegani, an immigration lawyer in Houston who works with the American Immigration Lawyers Association.
"These are people that are coming in legally. They have jobs here and they have vehicles here," she said. "Just because Trump signed something at 6pm yesterday, things are coming to a crashing halt. It\'s scary."
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau hit back on Twitter with a welcome message to all fleeing persecution.
To those fleeing persecution, terror & war, Canadians will welcome you, regardless of your faith. Diversity is our strength #WelcomeToCanada
Formal legal complaints were filed by a prominent group including the American Civil Liberties Union, the International Refugee Assistance Project at the Urban Justice Centre, the National Immigration Law Centre, Yale Law School\'s Jerome N Frank Legal Services Organisation and the firm Kilpatrick Townsend & Stockton.
The lawyers said that one of the Iraqis detained at Kennedy Airport, Hameed Khalid Darweesh, had worked on behalf of the US government in Iraq for 10 years. The other, Haider Sameer Abdulkhaleq Alshawi, was coming to the United States to join his wife, who had worked for a US contractor, and young son, the lawyers said.
They said both men were detained at the airport on Friday night after arriving on separate flights. The attorneys said they were not allowed to meet with their clients and there were tense moments as they tried to reach them.
"Who is the person we need to talk to?" asked one of the lawyers, Mark Doss, supervising attorney at the International Refugee Assistance Project.
"Mr President," said a Customs and Border Protection agent, who declined to identify himself. "Call Mr Trump."
In the arrivals hall at Terminal 4 of Kennedy Airport, Mr Doss and two other lawyers fought fatigue as they tried to learn the status of their clients on the other side of the security perimeter.
"We\'ve never had an issue once one of our clients was at a port of entry in the United States," Mr Doss said. "To see people being detained indefinitely in the country that\'s supposed to welcome them is a total shock.
"These are people with valid visas and legitimate refugee claims who have already been determined by the State Department and the Department of Homeland Security to be admissible and to be allowed to enter the US and now are being unlawfully detained."
A supervisor for Customs and Border Protection at Kennedy Airport declined to comment, referring questions to public affairs officials. Calls to officials in Washington and New York were not returned on Saturday.
According to the filing, Hameed Khalid Darweesh was granted a special immigrant visa on January 20, the same day as Mr Trump\'s inauguration. He worked with the United States in Iraq in a variety of jobs as an interpreter, engineer and contractor over the course of roughly a decade.
Mr Darweesh worked as an interpreter for the Army\'s 101st Airborne Division in Baghdad and Mosul starting shortly after the invasion of Iraq on April 1, 2003. The filing said that he was directly targeted twice for working with the US military.
A husband and father of three, he arrived at Kennedy Airport on Friday evening with his family. Mr Darweesh\'s wife and children made it through passport control and customs, but agents of Customs and Border Protection stopped and detained him.
He was released from custody on Saturday after almost 19 hours in detention.
Emerging from the airport and speaking to reporters, he mimicked being put in handcuffs with his hands behind his back.
"What I do for this country? They put the cuffs on," Mr Darweesh said. "You know how many soldiers I touch by this hand?"
A infantry officer who worked with Mr Darweesh in 2003 in the Army\'s 101st Airborne Division said Trump\'s order was putting US troops in danger as it removed the incentive for people like Mr Darweesh to work with them.
"This is a guy who has done a lot more for this country than most people who were born here," Brandon Friedman told
Mr Alshawi was supposed to be reunited with his wife, who has been living in Texas. His wife, who asked to be identified by her first initial of D out of concern for her and her family\'s safety, wiped away tears as she sat on a couch in her sister\'s house in a Houston suburb early on Saturday.
The woman, a 32-year-old who was born in Iraq, met her husband while both were students at a Baghdad college. The couple has one child, a seven-year-old son, who is in first grade. The boy was asleep in the house at 3am local time on Saturday, oblivious to the fact that his father was in the United States, but under detention and the possible threat of return to Iraq.
Relatives crowded the living room in their pyjamas and slippers, making and receiving phone calls to and from other relatives and the refugee\'s lawyers. At times, D was so emotional she had trouble speaking about her husband\'s predicament.
She pulled out her mobile phone and flipped through her pictures while seated on the couch. She wanted to show a reporter a picture she took of her son\'s letter to Santa Claus.
In November, at a Macy\'s Santa-letter display at a nearby mall, the boy wrote out his wish: "Dear Santa: Can you bring my Dad from Sweden pls." He has not seen his father in three years.
"I\'m really breaking down, because I don\'t know what to do," she said. "It\'s not fair."
It is a similar sentiment felt by refugee families abroad who had been days and even hours away from boarding a plane to finally be resettled in the US.
Danielle Drake, from US Together, a refugee settlement agency, pointed out the timing of Mr Trump\'s controversial order coincided with Holocaust Remembrance Day.
"All those times that people said \'never again,\' well, we\'re doing it again. We\'re turning people away again," she told local media in Cleveland, Ohio and referring to the rejection of Jewish refugees before World War II.
"Have we not learned from the past?" she said. "It\'s unreal."
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Just so everyone knows, foreign nationals from the countries that Trump banned have killed exactly ZERO American citizens on US soil. Of course, somehow he magically missed the countries that terrorists have actually come from - Saudi Arabia and Pakistan - because he has business ties there. We have a little word for that folks: corruption.
It's totally ineffectual - he's not stopping any terrorists. But he's going to help them make more.
The ban also extends to legal green card holders - so untold thousands of permanent resident visiting relatives overseas will be unable to return to their homes and their families. It also includes student visa holders.
Iran has already said it will hit back with a reciprocal ban. So yeah, looks like the US really does want to make itself an international pariah, isolationist backwater, and irrelevant/discriminatory/semi-authoritari
This is no longer a partisan issue - if you can support this action you can no longer consider yourself an objectively decent person.
And link Obama did the same thing.
Trump's plan:
Asked what criteria the administration will consider as it looks to expand the ban beyond the initial seven countries, the official said simply the "mandate is to keep America safe."
"Not going to take any risks," the official added.
Obama's 2011 plan:
These checks are vital to advancing the U.S. government's twin goal of protecting the world's most vulnerable persons while ensuring U.S. national security and public safety," the statement said.
Obama paused approvals of Iraqi refugee applications for six months. Trump has suspended the entire refugee plan for 120 days, banned Syrian refugees indefinitely (even the ones that were already approved, and even the ones already on planes to the US), and (here's the CRUCIAL difference) banned entry for anyone with citizenship of the selected seven countries, including holders of legal green cards and visas. Even people of dual citizenship are affected: Iranian-Canadians have been taken off planes.
As for detaining the people who had already reached the US, the courts rightly held it to be an abuse of government power.
How is it "keeping America safe"? Like I said, foreign nationals from these countries have killed exactly ZERO American citizens on US soil. However, foreign nationals who have done so (Saudis, Pakistanis) are not on the list. Explain that?
If anything, it's doing the opposite of keeping America safe - It's allowing groups like ISIS to whip up anti-Western sentiment and more easily radicalise people. It is a absolute gift to their propaganda. Now they can say, with evidence: "See? They hate you, they don't want you. There is a war between the West and the Islamic world". Don't take my word for it - foreign affairs experts and counterterrorism officials are absolutely appalled too.
So please come up with some justification for it? I can't find any.
Edit: Also, read up some of the link of the ban. Permanent residents that were overseas visiting relatives will be unable to return to their homes and families. One of the first people they tried to deport was an Iraqi who has worked on behalf of the US government for 10 years. Do you think there should be a blanket ban on these people? Or do you think that maybe, maybe people should be assessed on a case-by-case basis?
As for the argument that this ban is allowing for ISIS propaganda and will turn them into terrorists, that's ridiculous. That's like admitting there IS such a thing as Islamic terrorism. ISIS has plenty of material to work with, and besides Canada who is so accepting still is in danger of attacks. They don't care WHO they attack. Iran has now banned US citizens, so does that mean we are now going to lash out against them?
The ban is temporary and used as a precaution. And yeah, not reading anything with BuzzFeed used as a source.
(g) Notwithstanding a suspension pursuant to subsection (c) of this section or pursuant to a Presidential proclamation described in subsection (e) of this section, the Secretaries of State and Homeland Security may, on a case-by-case basis, and when in the national interest, issue visas or other immigration benefits to nationals of countries for which visas and benefits are otherwise blocked.
(e) Notwithstanding the temporary suspension imposed pursuant to subsection (a) of this section, the Secretaries of State and Homeland Security may jointly determine to admit individuals to the United States as refugees on a case-by-case basis, in their discretion, but only so long as they determine that the admission of such individuals as refugees is in the national interest -- including when the person is a religious minority in his country of nationality facing religious persecution, when admitting the person would enable the United States to conform its conduct to a preexisting international agreement, or when the person is already in transit and denying admission would cause undue hardship -- and it would not pose a risk to the security or welfare of the United States.
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And, if you can, check out "'Muslims Bans' and the (Re)Making of Political Islamophobia" by Khaled A. Beydoun. Your access to this paper may depend on your affiliation with an educational institution.
link (a girl AND a journalist... AAAAHHHH!!!) gives a handy guide to how ridiculous it would be for a terrorist group to use refugee status to get into America to 'splode it.
Wanna make America safe again? Control your guns. Screeching about "terrorism" as your people shoot each other up left, right and centre hints at the depths of American pathology.
His actions are strictly aiming Europe and this is an intervention in the elections that will happen this year. Don't you see that? You think this is about Muslim vs Christianity in the US or racism vs tolerance or the poor helpless families being torn apart or whatever? More children like Aylan and more women raped in Europe makes the rulers of this world happy and very large TV numbers. Seriously, get to the program. He is a bussinesman and now he is aiming to destroy the already crippled European Union where it hurts most , the immigration policy and therefore their economy( bye bye TIPP/CETA). By closing the borders which he has the right to do under 8 U.S. Code § 1182, he is forcing the Europeans to either completely open their borders and destroying the continent as people from these 7 countries have bad integration background or reconsider the open borders policy. It's a win-win situation as he mobilizes those who voted for him and is dividing everyone abroad and increasing the influence of right parties which will be under his control. So stop treating him like a crazy person, he knows exactly what he is doing as Obama knew exactly what he was doing when he blew up the Middle East.
Samantha Bee should visit Greece and the Balkans, where the immigration minister admitted after months of calling everyone criticising his policy fascists and racists, that pockets of ISiS have passed through the waves of refugees and illegal immigrants in the country and are grouping with existing UCK pockets so we should not close our borders as that would aggravate them. And take down alll your religious and historical artifacts as they are trigger points. Breathtaking reasoning. And don't forget, Greece is a country with despite a history of bad immigration policies, high-rate criminality by foreigners from Muslim countries where to the horror and disappointment of far left moronity, the percentage of the far right rascist dumb political parties are still under 6% so in not all countries the critticism to immigration policy can be presented into an oversimplified racist/Islamophobia perspective.
This is a serious universal problem, both sides have good arguments. The open border policy was an epic failure and the close border policy will be an epic failure with imminent civil wars in every single country which will lead to the ultimate big world war. So, people should start using their brain and not take sides in a fixed battle that only causes division and fear. Macarthyism (whoever doesn't agree with me is a traitor) and Stalinism (whoever does not agree me with me is a racist) are different sides of the same coin. Mercy!!!
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