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Theresa May Does 'not Agree' With Us Ban On Refugees
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"Prime Minister Theresa May does "not agree" with Donald Trump's refugee ban and will appeal to the US if it affects British citizens, Downing Street says"
She has vowed to step in if any British citizens are involved, and not before time. I guess the honeymoon is over Teresa !
"Prime Minister Theresa May does "not agree" with Donald Trump's refugee ban and will appeal to the US if it affects British citizens, Downing Street says"
She has vowed to step in if any British citizens are involved, and not before time. I guess the honeymoon is over Teresa !
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Obama did the same thing and no one said a thing.
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There is a Moslem sympathiser on the radio who is arguing that perhaps Trump should ban 'our own' because the London bombers came from Yorkshire.
Perhaps this may be true but what is certain is that they all followed the Islamic faith, so perhaps Trump has got it wrong by banning people who come from certain Middle Eastern countries, and it would be better to ban all those who follow the Islamic faith regardless of what country they may come from?
Perhaps this may be true but what is certain is that they all followed the Islamic faith, so perhaps Trump has got it wrong by banning people who come from certain Middle Eastern countries, and it would be better to ban all those who follow the Islamic faith regardless of what country they may come from?
Lefties?
// The Tory critics included the party’s leader in Scotland, Ruth Davidson, and the former chair Sayeeda Warsi.
Heidi Allen MP said: “I don’t care how special the relationship is, some lines just shouldn’t be crossed.” And her Tory colleague Sarah Wollaston demanded that Trump not be allowed to address MPs in Westminster Hall for a state visit later this year, arguing the room should be reserved for those who had made an “outstanding positive contribution”. And then there was the question of British nationals involved in the debacle.
Another Tory MP, Nadhim Zahawi, said he and his wife, both Iraqi-born, had been told they would be banned, as might the Olympic star and British hero Mo Farah. //
// The Tory critics included the party’s leader in Scotland, Ruth Davidson, and the former chair Sayeeda Warsi.
Heidi Allen MP said: “I don’t care how special the relationship is, some lines just shouldn’t be crossed.” And her Tory colleague Sarah Wollaston demanded that Trump not be allowed to address MPs in Westminster Hall for a state visit later this year, arguing the room should be reserved for those who had made an “outstanding positive contribution”. And then there was the question of British nationals involved in the debacle.
Another Tory MP, Nadhim Zahawi, said he and his wife, both Iraqi-born, had been told they would be banned, as might the Olympic star and British hero Mo Farah. //
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