Trump has only served the eternal enemy of mankind. His foreign policy has only been in the service of Israel and his domestic policy has only been in the service of jewish bankers.
He had a total of 18 charges against him, hence how they got the potential 300 year sentence if he's found guilty on all counts with maximum punishment
Brandon Garcia
Think about where Jurors come from. Think about where these ones live.
Jakiw Palij, a former Nazi labor camp guard in German-occupied Poland and a postwar resident of Queens, New York, has been removed by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) to Germany, Attorney General Jeff Sessions of the U.S. Department of Justice, Secretary Kirstjen M. Nielsen of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, Assistant Attorney General Brian A. Benczkowski of the Justice Department’s Criminal Division and ICE Deputy Director and Acting Director Ronald D. Vitiello announced today. ICE removed Palij based on an order of removal obtained by the Department of Justice in 2004.
“The United States will never be a safe haven for those who have participated in atrocities, war crimes, and human rights abuses,” said Attorney General Sessions. “Jakiw Palij lied about his Nazi past to immigrate to this country and then fraudulently become an American citizen. He had no right to citizenship or to even be in this country. Today, the Justice Department—led by Eli Rosenbaum and our fabulous team in the Human Rights and Special Prosecutions Section, formerly the Office of Special Investigations—successfully helped remove him from the United States, as we have done with 67 other Nazis in the past. I want to thank our partners at the State Department and the Department of Homeland Security for all of their hard work in removing this Nazi criminal from our country.”
“Nazi war criminals and human rights violators have no safe haven on our shores,” said Secretary Kirstjen M. Nielsen of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security. “We will relentlessly pursue them, wherever they may be found, and bring them to justice.
Navor Salas-Cruz, 45, a Mexican national residing on Kauai, was sentenced by U.S. District Judge J. Michael Seabright today to 30 months of imprisonment for illegally reentering the United States after being deported, and for being a felon in possession of firearms and ammunition. As a result of his conviction, Salas-Cruz will be deported after he serves his prison term.
According to court documents and information presented in court, Salas-Cruz was deported on July 10, 2008, after being convicted of illegally reentering the United States after a prior deportation. Nonetheless, on December 15, 2017, Homeland Security Investigation (HSI) special agents again found Salas-Cruz in the United States, residing on Kauai. In addition, at that time of his arrest in 2017, Salas-Cruz illegally possessed three firearms, including a 12 gauge shotgun and two pistols, and numerous rounds of ammunition.
“This office is committed to protecting the community by promoting the integrity of the immigration system,” said U.S. Attorney Kenji M. Price. “The efforts of local and federal law enforcement officers in locating this defendant and disarming him is a testament to their tireless efforts to keep our community safe.”
I'm not sure about the birthrates for 2017, but border crossings slowed down for a few months, and then when people saw he couldn't really do anything, picked right back up.
Breitbart has tons of reports on this.
Andrew Morris
Manafort is going down. Then Gates. Then Sessions. Then Don Jr. And finally Trump himself.
ITS ACTUALLY FUCKING OVER HOLY SHIT TRUMP IS SO FUCKING DONE
Jonathan Jenkins
They do but illegal immigration is a net negative, and all but legal temporary visas have been btfo. Also the “demographic decline” is coming from an Area that is all white.
Jacob Sullivan
Those are perfectly legitimate inquiries though.
Joshua Gonzalez
I wish there was some super serious card game that had some ultimate move like this that permanently "killed" your creature. Like if the card is played in a tournament, no matter how or why or when, and your creature is annihilated in that match, it permanently makes you unable to play that creature in any other match ever. Assuming cards have serial numbers or some shit, it's thereby banned from play in tournaments. There could only be like half a dozen of those super badass cards ever made though.
Alexander Russell
Jewish involvement in pornography has a long history in the United States, as Jews have helped to transform a fringe subculture into what has become a primary constituent of Americana.
Yeah, I've been observing. They upped their use of sandnigger after I came along. before me they'd use mussies and whatever terms, now it's all sandnigger this sandnigger that.
And they'll use kike and jew while false flagging but they'll never refer to their own as sandniggers. Hurts too much.
Yeah, great idea while your site is hemoraghing users.
Dylan King
>some kid uses a script you can download of shitty 'hacking' websites >trolls it on a government voter registration news site "omg haxors, amiright, plebbit goys"?
Eli Thomas
I just watched a Destiny video and he says Donald Trump had in it's website, now archived somewhere, that he wanted to get rid of all muslims. He said "you can look it up" but I can't find it. Anyone knows if that is true?
the problem is that there just really isn't a better system that wouldn't rapidly become dystopic a lot of the fundamental problems with parts of the system seem to have root in the fact that the alternatives are all worse
Adam White
Hope so but doubtful.
James Ross
I wonder if there have been studies to deduce how juries behave in multi count situations.
It they were unanimous about his guilt on more charges aren't they likely to figure that one more hardly matters. The reverse seems more likely. They're convinced mostly hes not guilty but think he might be guilty of something?
Unless this is the one jury hardcore dedicated to voting up or down on each individual charge on its merits. That doesn't seem likely to me.
With multi-count they're usually more likely to acquit on the more serious charges since it's harder to establish guilt, but convict on lighter charges (part of the reason why prosecutors do multiple somewhat redundant charges in the first place).
