Monday, 30 January 2017

Politics: Top GOP senators fear Trump order could become a 'self-inflicted wound in the fight against terrorism'

Koch network could serve as potent resistance in Trump era; Fact-checking Trump’s rhetoric on crime and the ‘American carnage’; Unnamed White House official on implementing travel ban: ‘It really is a massive success story.’; Trump’s First 100 Days: Trump’s move on immigration leads to chaos at airports; Everything you want to know about the Trump Cabinet confirmation hearings, votes; Maryland Democrats press Hogan on Trump's travel ban; Federal judge orders U.S. to return Iranian who was deported under new order; Trump lobbying ban strips out language requiring public reporting on ethics compliance; Questions multiply over Bannon's role in Trump administration; White House: Trump mentions building Syrian ‘safe zones’ during calls with leaders of Saudi Arabia and Abu Dhabi; Hundreds of lawyers descend on airports to offer free help after Trump's executive order; In conservative media, Trump executive orders are a home run; Leading Republican senators criticize Trump's refugee and travel ban — 48 hours later; Democrats launch a full-scale opposition push against Trump's executive order;
 
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Top GOP senators fear Trump order could become a ‘self-inflicted wound in the fight against terrorism’
"This executive order sends a signal ... that America does not want Muslims coming into our country," Sens. John McCain and Lindsey Graham said.
Koch network could serve as potent resistance in Trump era
Charles Koch warns country could be put on "authoritarian route."
 
Fact-checking Trump’s rhetoric on crime and the ‘American carnage’
We dig into the statistics and facts underlying Trump's rhetoric on crime trends.
 
Unnamed White House official on implementing travel ban: ‘It really is a massive success story.’
Two senior administration officials agreed to explain the president's executive order on Sunday evening-- but only on the condition of not being identified.
 
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Trump’s First 100 Days: Trump’s move on immigration leads to chaos at airports
The latest from Trump's new administration.
 
Everything you want to know about the Trump Cabinet confirmation hearings, votes
Prepare for a busy couple of weeks.
 
Maryland Democrats press Hogan on Trump's travel ban
Republican governor silent so far on executive order from President Trump that sparked chaos and protests across the United States.
 
Federal judge orders U.S. to return Iranian who was deported under new order
Ali Khoshbakhti Vayeghan had sued to stop his removal from the U.S., but before the court could rule, he was put on a flight to Dubai.
 
Trump lobbying ban strips out language requiring public reporting on ethics compliance
 
Questions multiply over Bannon's role in Trump administration
The president has given his chief political strategist a formal seat at the National Security Council's table.
 
White House: Trump mentions building Syrian ‘safe zones’ during calls with leaders of Saudi Arabia and Abu Dhabi
Trump has yet to detail how these safe zones would be set up and who would protect them.
 
Hundreds of lawyers descend on airports to offer free help after Trump's executive order
Some attorneys say they cannot access their clients.
 
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In conservative media, Trump executive orders are a home run
 
Leading Republican senators criticize Trump's refugee and travel ban — 48 hours later
Leading Republicans weigh in -- after public outcry and about 48 hours of deliberation.
 
Democrats launch a full-scale opposition push against Trump's executive order
Legislation to stop the travel ban, more protests and efforts to slow Cabinet nominations are among their plans.
 
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