Refugee Carmen Esqueda

Trump's Immigration Ban Draws Deep Anger and Muted Praise

The article shows both sides to the refugee ban.  The opinions are from a Nobel Prize winner, Democrats, people within organizations, and so on.  People pro refugees elaborate a little about their feelings as to how it is wrong; it is a slap in the face to the American way.  Stressing concerns that most people are worried about, what will become of countries if the ban continues or that it might add fuel to the fire and ignite more terrorists.  Some pointed out what others have said, the terrorist in the US are American citizens or have come from countries not on the ban list.  Major companies are chiming in because they feel the ban is taking away from their businesses.  In which case means their finances could take a hit.  However, that does not make it right or prove that a terrorist cannot come from one of those countries on the list or sneak in as a refugee.  There is not much of a screening process in place to prevent criminals or refugees associated with militant groups coming into the US.  That is why there are people pro ban.  Those in support of the ban are quite about it, but want to see it through.  They believe our country should be protected because no one else will protect the American people from murderous acts/people.  The ban is only 120 days the president should be allowed to see it through.  Give it time to construct a better immigration system that is not bleeding the government dry of funds. 

Seattle Judge Did Not Stop President Trump's 50,000 Limit on Refugees

February 3^rd a judge signed a temporary restraining order effective immediately, anyone affiliated in government, employed for the government, so on and so forth are not allowed to follow through with the ban.  Then the sections being enforced are listed in order as to which ones are to be obeyed.  However, if the ban is terminated it is Trumps executive right to determine the number of refugees that can be admitted annually into the US.  Considering there has been an overwhelming number of 32,968 refugees legally immigrated into the country already in just four months bringing the combining total in just one year to 84,995.  Who knows what that means for future refugees?  The judge is known to be pro refugee and a black lives matter supporter, so his judgment could possibly be overturned due to the conflict of interest.