Obama’s War On Terrorizing
Malkin on the Bush admin’s campaign present to Obama: immigration law enforcement was halted for 72 hours to avoid any inadvertant, or advertant, embarrassment that might result from fugitive alien Aunti Zeituni or any other stray relatives getting the boot. In fairness, it was a no-win. Aunti in cuffs would have been seen as a political move designed to boost McCain, though a sympathy factor might well have worked very much in Obama’s favor. Never mind, election’s over, that’s all history. Aunti Z’s still in Cleveland, how come? Malkin also asks what I’ve been wondering … what will the Obama administration’s policy be regarding scofflaws who happen to be related to him? Malkin notes Obama is anti-terrorizing, and it’s a fair guess that immigration enforcement will undergo modifications under Obama’s Global War on Terrorizing, which has already started with plans for freedom and restoration of, make that storation of constitutional rights for the political prisoners, or unlawful enemy combantants, whatever, in the hated Crusader Gulag at Guantanamo.
Topics: GWOT, Guantanamo, Obama, illegals
Posted by Jules Crittenden at 8:06 am on Wednesday, November 12, 2008
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November 12th, 2008 at 12:00 pm
I’ve thought it over, and maybe bringing the Gitmo detainees to the US for trial is a good thing. In the meantime, while they’re awaiting their day in court, put them in the general population of any prison, and let Jamal and Bruno sort it out. Any who survive get a trial.