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Religion See other Religion Articles Title: When You Find Out Who Obama is Deporting It’ll Have You Saying, ‘Trump Was Right!’ When You Find Out Who Obama is Deporting It’ll Have You Saying, ‘Trump Was Right!’ With the recent announcement from the Obama administration that the U.S. plans to accept 85,000 refugees in 2016 and an addition 100,000 in 2017, some people may be hoping that we might be able to alleviate the suffering of the Christians who are being slaughtered at the hands of ISIS by bringing them here. But, as Donald Trump pointed out in his recent speech to the Iowa Faith and Freedom Forum, “If you’re in Syria and you’re a Muslim, it’s very easy for you to come to the United States… If you’re a Christian from Syria, where they cut off your head, where they drown you, where they do things — you’re talking about Medieval times, you wouldn’t believe — but if you’re a Christian from Syria it’s almost impossible. In fact it’s virtually impossible to come into the United States.” According to the San Diego Union-Tribune: Twelve of the 27 Iraqi Christians being detained at the Otay Mesa Detention Facility are set to be deported in coming weeks, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement said Monday. An immigration judge ordered their removal in the last two weeks, ICE spokeswoman Lauren Mack said. She declined to provide specific information about why the immigrants are being deported and where they will be taken, citing privacy issues. Typically, unauthorized immigrants who face deportation are returned to the country where they were living before entering the United States. It’s likely that most of the Chaldeans will be deported to such countries as Australia, New Zealand, Turkey, Lebanon and Jordan, known to provide safe haven to Iraqi refugees. A group of 27 Iraqi Christians — also known as Chaldeans — has been detained in Otay for about six months as their immigration cases proceed, according to local activists and family members. So, maybe Trump had it right. After all that nonsense about Trump not correcting a man for saying what he believes — that Obama is a Muslim — one thing is certainly clear: the only way to truly know a person is by their actions. And deporting Christians who’ve fled persecution in favor of bringing over more ISIS sleeper cells speaks volumes about who this president truly is in his heart. And let’s not forget Barack Hussein Obama’s own words that he wrote in his book The Audacity of Hope, “I will stand with them should the political winds shift in an ugly direction.” At the time he said those words, he was speaking in front of an audience of Muslim immigrants. Watch a report of the Christian genocide that is currently happening in Iraq and Syria at the hands of ISIS terrorists: Watch Trump speak at the Iowa Faith and Freedom Forum here: Do you agree that Obama is right to deport these Christians? Post Comment Private Reply Ignore Thread
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