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Breakfast for dinner.
I am questioning the motives behind such an proposal. Just looking at the numbers and saying "oh, this policy makes sense" misses the point.
Trump's DHS proposes ban on most of Africa from getting a 4 year degree in America
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I am questioning the motives behind such an proposal. Just looking at the numbers and saying "oh, this policy makes sense" misses the point.
I done fukked wit a lot of non ados bytches, I aint got a reason to make up how SOME (I was corrected) non ados, a significant portion, look down upon ados like they “not black” or that we “lazy”
And I aint the only one thats ados that says that in here
Now if that fact makes folks in here mad, thats too damn bad
(I’ll throw this out there, most non ados blacks I come across are really intelligent folk.. I aint a hater, but I damn sure will call shyt out as it is)
Now why would they go form 7 %-8 % to 30 %? Did you miss the mid-terms? Just cause they like to put the few useful idiots aka c00ns they have on TV? Just cause they like to put the few black people at their rally's behind Trump?
Trump 2016 got less black votes than George W Bush 2x, Dole, George HW Bush, Ronald Reagan 2x. And he was running against Hillary Clinton not Al Gore, Kerry, Bill and the type of people who have a standing invite to the cookout
The Trump campaign been throwing out nonsense for 5 years, you expect them to start talking the truth about polling numbers
Voice of Reason
Veteran
The don't want to be apart of the Black Caste in America. Your experiences are reality and documented by scholars breh don't let them gaslight you.
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shid we got ados that dont wanna claim being black, so you already know I aint bullshyttinThe don't want to be apart of the Black Caste in America. Your experiences are really and documented by scholars breh don't let them gaslight you.
My ADOS fam, this ain't our problem
Those 20% of black males that support Trump are c00ns.
Be a 21st century equivalent of a "Judenrat" brehs.
Lord_nikon
Veteran
The day this krackkker dies is the day I smile.
im sure he will linger on until 112 years old,,
then
That's what I'm saying black people vote at a higher rate against Trump than any other demographic because of how outwardly racist and anti-black he is.
So I legit do not understand what some people are saying about Trump possibly getting 30% of the black male vote this time he has not gotten more than 9% of the black vote collectively in any election.
get these nets
Veteran
Has anybody posted the actual proposal yet?
Release Date:
September 24, 2020
WASHINGTON—The Department of Homeland Security has announced a proposed rule to require a fixed period of stay for international students, exchange visitors and foreign information media representatives to encourage program compliance, reduce fraud and enhance national security.
The Notice of Proposed Rulemaking, Establishing a Fixed Time Period of Admission and an Extension of Stay Procedure for Nonimmigrant Academic Students, Exchange Visitors and Representatives of Foreign Information Media, proposes to remove the duration of status framework that currently allows aliens in F, J and I classifications to remain in the United States for as long as they maintain compliance with the terms of admission.
“This effort would create a fixed time period of admission for certain aliens, consistent with most other temporary visa classifications, while still allowing these aliens an opportunity to legally extend their stay or re-apply for admission where appropriate,” said Senior Official Performing the Duties of the Deputy Secretary Ken Cuccinelli. “Amending the relevant regulations is critical in improving program oversight mechanisms; preventing foreign adversaries from exploiting the country’s education environment; and properly enforcing and strengthening U.S. immigration laws.”
Under the proposed rule, F or J nonimmigrants would be admitted into the United States for a period up to the end date of their program, not to exceed four years, unless DHS determines that the nonimmigrant is subject to a shorter period of authorized stay limited to two years. Aliens from countries associated with high visa overstay rates (rates greater than 10% for student and exchange visitors) will be limited to up to a two-year fixed period of stay to increase monitoring, deter immigration violations and incentivize timely departure.
Additional factors that may trigger a two-year period of authorized stay include an alien’s birth or citizenship from a country on the State Sponsors of Terrorism list; whether a school or program sponsor is an E-Verify participant in good standing; and, for F nonimmigrants, whether a school is accredited by an accrediting agency recognized by the Secretary of Education. Lawfully present F or J nonimmigrants who were admitted for duration of status will automatically have their stay extended up to the program end date, not to exceed four years, once the final rule is effective.
DHS has proposed initially admitting most I nonimmigrants for a period of time necessary to complete the planned activities or assignments consistent with the I classification, not to exceed 240 days, with an opportunity to extend their stay for a maximum of 240 days based on the length of relevant activities.
Other updates found in the proposed rule include decreasing an F nonimmigrant’s period to prepare for departure from 60 to 30 days; collecting routine biometrics from F, J and I nonimmigrants seeking an extension of stay; establishing clear eligibility criteria for F nonimmigrants seeking an extension of stay; and defining a foreign media organization consistent with U.S. Department of State and DHS policy.
The significant growth of the F, J and I visa programs has necessitated this proposed update to ensure the integrity of the U.S. immigration system, but this rule does not propose changes to the underlying requirements to qualify for these nonimmigrant classifications.
Release Date:
September 24, 2020
WASHINGTON—The Department of Homeland Security has announced a proposed rule to require a fixed period of stay for international students, exchange visitors and foreign information media representatives to encourage program compliance, reduce fraud and enhance national security.
The Notice of Proposed Rulemaking, Establishing a Fixed Time Period of Admission and an Extension of Stay Procedure for Nonimmigrant Academic Students, Exchange Visitors and Representatives of Foreign Information Media, proposes to remove the duration of status framework that currently allows aliens in F, J and I classifications to remain in the United States for as long as they maintain compliance with the terms of admission.
“This effort would create a fixed time period of admission for certain aliens, consistent with most other temporary visa classifications, while still allowing these aliens an opportunity to legally extend their stay or re-apply for admission where appropriate,” said Senior Official Performing the Duties of the Deputy Secretary Ken Cuccinelli. “Amending the relevant regulations is critical in improving program oversight mechanisms; preventing foreign adversaries from exploiting the country’s education environment; and properly enforcing and strengthening U.S. immigration laws.”
Under the proposed rule, F or J nonimmigrants would be admitted into the United States for a period up to the end date of their program, not to exceed four years, unless DHS determines that the nonimmigrant is subject to a shorter period of authorized stay limited to two years. Aliens from countries associated with high visa overstay rates (rates greater than 10% for student and exchange visitors) will be limited to up to a two-year fixed period of stay to increase monitoring, deter immigration violations and incentivize timely departure.
Additional factors that may trigger a two-year period of authorized stay include an alien’s birth or citizenship from a country on the State Sponsors of Terrorism list; whether a school or program sponsor is an E-Verify participant in good standing; and, for F nonimmigrants, whether a school is accredited by an accrediting agency recognized by the Secretary of Education. Lawfully present F or J nonimmigrants who were admitted for duration of status will automatically have their stay extended up to the program end date, not to exceed four years, once the final rule is effective.
DHS has proposed initially admitting most I nonimmigrants for a period of time necessary to complete the planned activities or assignments consistent with the I classification, not to exceed 240 days, with an opportunity to extend their stay for a maximum of 240 days based on the length of relevant activities.
Other updates found in the proposed rule include decreasing an F nonimmigrant’s period to prepare for departure from 60 to 30 days; collecting routine biometrics from F, J and I nonimmigrants seeking an extension of stay; establishing clear eligibility criteria for F nonimmigrants seeking an extension of stay; and defining a foreign media organization consistent with U.S. Department of State and DHS policy.
The significant growth of the F, J and I visa programs has necessitated this proposed update to ensure the integrity of the U.S. immigration system, but this rule does not propose changes to the underlying requirements to qualify for these nonimmigrant classifications.
Trump's idea of making America great again is keeping black people out of it.
Cause America was great when them colored folk knew their place...right?
I'm not even bullshyting when I say I would stomp out a motherfuker wearing a Trump Maga hat and have them hauled out in an ambulance at this point.
Cause America was great when them colored folk knew their place...right?
I'm not even bullshyting when I say I would stomp out a motherfuker wearing a Trump Maga hat and have them hauled out in an ambulance at this point.
get these nets
Veteran
TLR is fantasy land.
In the real world, the Americans from the regions and countries affected by U.S. govt. decisions/proposals have been organizing and creating PACs for years now.
Some of these groups have millionaires and wealthy people to contribute these causes and donate to politicians.Every immigrant group eventually gets the resources to become politically engaged and have leverage.
None of the groups affected by this proposal are waiting for another group to swoop in and rescue them or speak up for them.
In the real world, the Americans from the regions and countries affected by U.S. govt. decisions/proposals have been organizing and creating PACs for years now.
Some of these groups have millionaires and wealthy people to contribute these causes and donate to politicians.Every immigrant group eventually gets the resources to become politically engaged and have leverage.
None of the groups affected by this proposal are waiting for another group to swoop in and rescue them or speak up for them.
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What in the hell does this policy have to do with black males
Black males will vote against Trump at higher rates than any male demographic in the country.
What about women?
Black Woman please save us from the likes of Voice of Privilege
get these nets
Veteran
Have you read this book?The don't want to be apart of the Black Caste in America. Your experiences are reality and documented by scholars breh don't let them gaslight you.
newworldafro
DeeperThanRapBiggerThanHH
What's the policy reasoning.....excuse I mean ....here?
Terrible for HBCUs.
A lot of tuition money comes fromm Africa.
Terrible for HBCUs.
A lot of tuition money comes fromm Africa.