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Even though not a single incident of ceasefire violation has taken place along Line of Control (LoC) ever since an agreement was reached in February between Indian and Pakistani forces, incidents of terror activities in Jammu and Kashmir do not seem to stop.
almost 30,000 came from those terror sponsoring countries. so we have to have more rigorous extreme vetting done. there's no extreme vetting. when you use the lottery, it's diversity based on national origin. it's inevitably skewed to those that don't like our ideas because the countries that are diversity based are those that are tear irsponsoring countries often because the numbers are lower. >> neil: you know when the latest terrorist came in in 2010, he was fined. there was nothing to telegraph that he would be a problem and became radicalized. that happens to a lot of folks. so how would we know through any system, lottery or otherwise, whether people that come in now can't be kind of warped later? >> neil, that's the great
couple examples, standings of the states challenging an executive immigration order of a president. we had states asserting injury to the student is through several leaps of logic was a state of injury to the state itself. irrep raability. the court concluded the injury to the state, you can't repair it. the court was saying you can. we're talking about a national from a terror sponsoring region or country allowed to come in and then vanishes back into the fabric of america like the 9/11 hi line of scrimma hijackers did. you can't find that. the due process analysis. the court took the most favorable person and said there are multiple candidates of aliens affected and they took the most favorable to say a
there's enough time built in to respect congress's role in here. do you agree? >> no, chuck i disagree. i think it's regrettable, like cardin and hoyer have said. at bottom united states' sanctions are most important and i'm confident the american people, as they learn more about this agreement are repudiating it and congress will ultimately reject it. >> explain the fundamental divide. it seems on one hand you have the administration and many world powers who believe iran is a regional power in the middle east and you have to just live with it and manage it. and there are opponents like yourself, prime minister netanyahu of israel and saudi arabia who say no iran should not be a regional power and all this deal does is give them more power. is that the divide we're looking at here? >> that's one of the fundamental divides, chuck. iran is a terror-sponsoring, anti-american outlaw regime.
respect congress's role in here. do you agree? >> no, chuck i disagree. i think it's regrettable, like cardin and hoyer have said. at bottom united states' sanctions are most important and i'm confident the american people, as they learn more about this agreement are repudiating it and congress will ultimately reject it. >> explain the fundamental divide. it seems on one hand you have the administration and many world powers who believe iran is a regional power in the middle east and you have to just live with it and manage it. and there are opponents like yourself, prime minister netanyahu of israel and saudi arabia who say no iran should not be a regional power and all this deal does is give them more power. is that the divide we're looking at here? >> that's one of the fundamental divides, chuck. iran is a terror-sponsoring, anti-american outlaw regime. they have the blood of hundreds
east and you have to just live with it and manage it. and there are opponents like yourself, prime minister netanyahu of israel and saudi arabia who say no, iran should not be a regional power and all this deal does is give them more power. is that the divide we're looking at here? >> that's one of the fundamental divides, chuck. iran is a terror-sponsoring, anti-american outlaw regime. they have the blood of hundreds of american soldiers and marines on their hands. we should not be empowering such a regime to be a successful regional power. we should be confronting them in every day. this deal gives them $150 billion of sanctions relief. it even lifts the conventional arms embargo and the ballistic missile ban. ultimately, even if they obey every single detail, puts them on the path to be a nuclear state in eight to ten years. if you think iran is going to change their behavior in a decade, i can tell you how unlikely that is.
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police officers when traveling through mexico. this is not new. many are reported missing, kidnapped or killed by mexican cartels and they say that authorities are behind it as well. now to news about cuba and the bid to take it off the list of terror sponsoring states. administration officials are now providing details as to why they think it's a good idea. communist government's promise not to support guerrilla fighters. >> if we talk about colombia, our review process included a comprehensive review and there's no credible evidence that the government of cuba has in the last six months provided material support, services or resource resources. >> that's important because the name given to the revolutionary armed forces of colombia is blamed for an attack that left 11 soldiers dead just yesterday. you oppose the normalization of
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between our two countries. cuba has reportedly demanded that the united states take it off the list of terror sponsoring states before relations between the two nations could be fully restored. cuba has been on the list for really more than the last three decades, something the country shared with iran, syria sudan but now cuba is no more. cuba is off the list of state sponsors of terrorism. more details on this throughout the afternoon. washington is set to collect than average of $10,000 in taxes from every single american and spend even more obviously, but where exactly is all that money going and what are we getting for it? take a look at what your tax dollars are going for coming up from the fox news deck on this tuesday afternoon. ♪ ♪ ♪ (under loud music) this is the place. ♪ ♪ ♪ their beard salve is made from ♪ ♪ ♪ sustainable tea tree oil and kale... you, my friend, recognize when a trend has reached critical mass. yes, when others focus on one thing you see what's coming next. you see opportunity.