#T-rump targeting peaceful immigrants

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  *** On Friday, Judge Sabraw ordered the Justice Department to supply a preliminary list of young children who could possibly qualify for reunification, along with any explanation of obstacles to reunification.    The T-rump administration has “mapped” 86 parents to 83 children under age 5 who remain in the custody of the Office of Refugee Resettlement, Justice Department attorney Sarah Fabian said during the court meeting Friday.    Of the 86 mapped parents, 46 remain in federal immigration detention, 19 have been deported, 19 have been released, and two have a criminal history that could potentially disqualify them from reunification, a Justice Dept attorney said.  It isn't clear how much the federal government knows about the whereabouts of "unmapped" parents for nearly 20 children under 5. ***

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   ((( SCOTUS clearly overturns ruling in *Korematsu v. US,* pertaining to illegal internment of U.S. citizens of Japanese descent.  But Crooked Donald’s blatant animus against Muslims is, what, acceptable?  WTF with the SCOTUS? )))

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 *** The girls knew that the U.S. Supreme Court would soon decide whether pres-ident T-rump’s ban on entry into the United States by citizens of seven countries, five of them majority-Muslim, including Yemen, would stand. They knew that the ruling would determine whether they and their mother — whose visas were granted on the eve of the ban and then revoked — could finally join their father, a U.S. citizen, in America.    Tuesday’s Supreme Court ruling felt like a hammer’s final blow to Almansoob’s lingering hopes. For him and the thousands of other American citizens and permanent residents who have been waiting anxiously for the court’s word, the justices’ decision to uphold the ban presented a verdict not just on the fate of their families, but also on what it means to be American. ***

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 *** A father of three US citizen children and a beloved member of his community, Jamal's case has led to a massive outpouring of support from friends, neighbors and critics of US President Donald Trump's immigration policies. ...    Jamal's supporters say that he has committed no crimes during the time he has lived in the United States.  They say his case is an example of how the recent US immigration crackdown has swept up law-abiding immigrants, despite Trump's initial promise that deportations would target dangerous criminals. ***