Thursday's show: A chat about the latest from Europe with Joao Cerqueira, author

Guest:  Joao Cerqueira, author................we will get the latest from Europe and immigration problems..........also how does the US economy look in Europe?................and other stories..........

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Thursday's video: Another shooting more calls for gun control

Our prayers and thoughts with the folks in Florida.....however it’s sad to see how quickly the Democrats jump on the gun control bandwagon.....this is a lot more complicated than passing more gun laws.

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Another judge got his anti-Trump medal but not much more

Did you think we would get to the end of U.S. Senate debate on DACA without another judge writing an opinion critical of the Trump administration?   I guess not!

Let’s read a bit of  the judge’s reasoning:

Judge Nicholas G. Garaufis of the US District Court for the Eastern District of New York ruled that DACA participants and states are likely to succeed in their challenge that the way President Donald Trump terminated the Obama-era program was arbitrary and capricious.

Trump last year announced his plan to end DACA, the policy that allowed [illegal aliens] brought to the US as children to stay in the country, effective March 5.  

That deadline has become central in the congressional debate over immigration, but Democrats and Republicans are nowhere near a breakthrough.

Tuesday’s ruling, combined with a ruling from a California judge last month, means the program could end up going beyond the March 5 date.   The ruling means DACA recipients can renew their status, but the administration will not have to hold the program open to those who never applied.

“Defendants indisputably can end the DACA program,” Garaufis wrote, referring to the Trump administration.  

“The question before the court is thus not whether defendants could end the DACA program, but whether they offered legally adequate reasons for doing so.   Based on its review of the record before it, the court concludes that defendants have not done so.”

Let me translate:  the president can end the program, but I need to write an opinion before Congress makes a DACA decision.

At some point, the left has to ask a basic question:  is the judge saying a president can simply use his pen to go around Congress and legalize people in the country illegally?   If President Obama had that power, then why does the judge deny President Trump a similar move?

Regrettably, DACA will never get to the Supreme Court.   My good guess is that it would be shot down 5-4 as an abuse of executive powers.

This is another judge looking for anti-Trump medal and maybe a little contribution down the road.

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Down at the other border

Down at the other border: Colombia deployed the military and enhanced border controls.....too many people escaping Venezuela.

— Silvio Canto, Jr. (@SCantojr) February 15, 2018

Thank you Mr. Cardillo

Thank you Mr. Cardillo:     “More laws would’ve done nothing to prevent this, especially gun laws,” John Cardillo, a former New York Police Department officer, told FOX Business’ Liz Claman. “We’re misplacing our anger.”