first of all, i would ask that people support the work of incredible committed advocates. if you re part of move-on, if you re a part of indivisible, make certain this is this goes far beyond florida. senator feinstein is also supporting that legislation from senator van holland. and the american chamber of commerce and the building association also recognize the economic disaster that would be hear in the u.s. and in haiti if these immigrants are returned. let s support these senate bills. let s continue to organize, lift up advocacy on this issue and demand that the u.s. congress address this issue.
this decision was made based on politics and ideology rather than hard facts on the ground. obviously there is a congressional delegation from south florida. it is the largest haitian population in the united states. have there been any responses from members of congress from south florida to this decision? every member of congress from south florida even the republicans from the gone on down to senator marco rubio are all in support of the extension of tps. we re at a critical point right now that it doesn t seem this decision is going to be reversed. i think we ought to focus on
leader of that country and golf courses named after the leader of that country and then professional golf association was playing golf on the linkses that are named after the president of that countr plaste everywhere you goad go and foreign governments could stay at their hotels and swipe cards and pay him money, would we consider that country to be a typical northwestern democracy or questions whether or not it is essentially an open p platocracy. richard is right. congress has an absolute duty to reform the laws to allow trump not to fully disclose what s going on with his finances. the decades of money laundering, reliance on money from foreign governments and using his position to promote his businesses. and the lawlessness of this administration you see all the tile. you just had kellyanne conway on
the u.s. has a long and complicated history with haiti. this decision shouldn t be seen outside of the context of that history. the u.s. is implicated in a lot of the challenges that yet persist on that island nation and needs to be part of solutions going forward, which is why we have to turn to congress and the senate now to try to undo this mess that the trump administration has created. let s go back and talk about the origins of this decision. we know that john kelly who s now the chief of staff in the white house has been very adamantly against things like da daca. is there any evidence this is a policy that came from when he was leading it, or is this the interim sort of lead in trying to undo tps for haitians? we have to remember before the decision was taken earlier this year to only extend tps for six months, kelly visited haiti. i spoke with him when he came
oh, they don t want to investigate that? bottom line, hypocrites covering for themselves. i ve been a republican 30 years and will not support people who will cover for a president who is violating the constitution and applying a double standard to their own members of congress. it s unacceptable. david, sort of a lack of obviously doesn t fear congress. aren t doing anything about it. no twlaeft so ever, plain as the nose on your face. read it in the constitution. emoluments clause right there, just put it up and i have friends from florida calling me, a mega yacht holed up in palm beach. was he hanging out at mar-a-lago? we don t know who s paying the $200,000 fees to be members of his private club. i wonder if in your view knowing donald trump as long as you have, does he have any fear there to be any chickens that come home to roost from all this? appears to be him profiting ultimately off the presidency and consorting with russian