Recall that innocent civilians are trapped in the in the middle as your report just showed so we should first remind that but i think that this situation now is precarious because the Syrian Government forces will have to move to our three and there is no other choice aphelion is part of syria so therefore if they let the african down and they do not actually interfere that shows that they. Lenient with their vision of the territory and that is not the position of the Syrian Government in fact this turkish escalation brings the city as together it creates more unity among the city and it makes them realize that in the end they will have to be under the authority of the government the legitimate government in syria and that is the legitimate force equating to International Law that is supposed to control all syrian territory including after now the the turkish incursion into africa and under the pretext the alleged pretext of eliminating terrorism is there you know this alleged pretext
Senator sessions look, its not going to be an in person entity. Proper background check. You need to be defending the peoples public safety. If you need more money to do this, you need to ask for it. If you want to rubber stamp the process, keep doing the way youre doing it. Ms. Saldana, section 1373 of title 8 of the u. S. Code provides among other things quote, a federal state, or local Government Entity or official may not prohibit or in any way restrict any Government Entity or official from sending to or receiving from i. C. E. Information regarding a citizenship or immigration status lawful or unlawful of any individual. Close quote. Dont you think that resolutions by City Councils or state governments or sheriffs in certain jurisdictions, directing their officers not to honor detainers or otherwise notify i. C. E. That they have arrested someone thats unlawfully in the country could violate or would violate section 1373 . Secretary saldana well, all of that is part of litigation
Governor of [indiscernible] the former governor of boko haram . The governor of [indiscernible] president of counsel on africa. And ambassador to the United States of america. Distinguished ladies and gentlemen [indiscernible] friend of my big friend [indiscernible] i am requiring to [indiscernible] i was not surprised to meet him but i was surprised to meet his chief executive of the bank maybe it was brought by the executive of the bank. [laughter] distinguished ladies and gentlemen, let me begin by saying how pleased i am to be here tonight and to be treated to this elaborate dinner. By the Corporate Council on africa. We have so many captains of industry here tonight. I would like to commend the chamber. Four assembling these United States companies. They have taken me through their vision and activities in the nigeria. My intention here tonight is simply to bring a message of hope about my countrys future and opportunities for United States investors. Ladies and gentlemen, due to
[applause] we should say that because the real event is about to come up here. Its my distinct pleasure to introduce you to our next speaker, admiral James Stavridis is a retired navy admiral whos calling the dean of the Fletcher School of law and diplomacy at tufts university. He has commanded at all levels of the military to include commander, european command and the supreme allied commander europe. I can provide you with a long list of his military assignments but you have probably already looked him up on the internet. So instead i will share some nuggets that provide a better understanding of how his career places him at the book festival today. He is no stranger to books. He started his love of books while his son was stationed in greece in the early 60s. Because there was no Armed Forces Network television, he spend his time at the post library. I can totally relate to this. My family was in france at the same time and my whole family, all seven kids, or over at the post librar
I could provide you a long list of his military assignments but you have probably already looked him up on the internet so i will share nuggets that provide a better understanding how his career places him at the book festival today. He is no stranger to books. He started his love of books when his family was stationed in greece in the early 16s. Because there was no Armed Forces Network television he spent his time at the post library. I can totally relate to this. My family was in france at the same time and my whole family, all seven kids were at the library too. What is striking to booklovers is throughout his naval career, published either articles or books to include midshipmen. I suggest he would tell you his favorite assignment was command of destroyer uss barry from 1993 to 1995. His first literary book, destroyer captain, was about his time as commander of the uss barry. It came as a result of his daily journaling using a typewriter of all things during his 21 2 years on boar