Good new is they have a bomb and that pussy is still alive. Here's where I have a hard time saying he deserves a fair trial. I say waterboard that SOB and find out who else was involved.
It's crazy cause when I was homeless I'd be right there in that area. Maybe not that particular tunnel but def in front of Port Authority.
Gotta love the religion of peace lmao! These scumbags are like a cancer on society.
Trump Says He’ll End U.S. Visa Lottery and ‘Chain Migration’
President Donald Trump said he’ll end U.S. immigration programs that give preferences to the families of new residents and that allow people to enter a lottery for visas, policies the White House blames for a bombing in New York on Monday.
“We’re going to end both of them,” Trump said at the White House on Tuesday.
A 27-year-old Bangladeshi immigrant, Ayaked Ullah, set off a pipe bomb in New York’s Times Square subway station on Monday, injuring himself and three others. Ullah entered the U.S. on an immigrant visa in 2011 that he was able to obtain through a relative, a naturalized U.S. citizen who had won a visa through the lottery program, Tyler Houlton, a Department of Homeland Security spokesman said on Twitter.
The acting U.S. attorney for the Southern District of New York said Tuesday it is filing federal terrorism charges against Ullah.
Trump has repeatedly called the immigration system’s family preference system “chain migration” and has backed legislation that would end the policy, reduce overall legal immigration to the U.S. and instead award visas based on merit. The proposal has not advanced in Congress.
Trump Says He’ll End U.S. Visa Lottery and ‘Chain Migration’
President Donald Trump said he’ll end U.S. immigration programs that give preferences to the families of new residents and that allow people to enter a lottery for visas, policies the White House blames for a bombing in New York on Monday.
“We’re going to end both of them,” Trump said at the White House on Tuesday.
A 27-year-old Bangladeshi immigrant, Ayaked Ullah, set off a pipe bomb in New York’s Times Square subway station on Monday, injuring himself and three others. Ullah entered the U.S. on an immigrant visa in 2011 that he was able to obtain through a relative, a naturalized U.S. citizen who had won a visa through the lottery program, Tyler Houlton, a Department of Homeland Security spokesman said on Twitter.
The acting U.S. attorney for the Southern District of New York said Tuesday it is filing federal terrorism charges against Ullah.
Trump has repeatedly called the immigration system’s family preference system “chain migration” and has backed legislation that would end the policy, reduce overall legal immigration to the U.S. and instead award visas based on merit. The proposal has not advanced in Congress.
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