going to vet against these ideas. we did ban against communist ideology, soviet sympathizers, et cetera. the biometrics are not make us feel better, there is nothing ideological transparent to the american population to make us feel safe. the interviews are not deliberately transparent, then people would know what to say. it s a sad day when the propaganda gift to isis and al qaeda allows them to say to muslims around the world america doesn t want them. the gift is not i m sorry. the american military, that s not right. the gift is your blindness against islamism. that is the gift that prevents america from truly being the beak often liberty and freedom against islamism and the founding foundation is about. we can do this, america is smart enough to say americans against theocracy are for us
remain in place while the reviews take place. remember, the only people celebrating today are extremists around the world who want to tell muslims around the world that america is shutting their doors to them. the only people celebrating this propaganda gift are isis and al qaeda for this plays into their core narrative of a clash of civilization. anthony, i assume you re going to keep going. it will get to the supreme court. is it possible that you d be able to get a real decision out of a 4-4 court? i think so. i m not sure how jonathan thinks. jonathan, what do you think in. i have a great deal of respect for anthony romero and the aclu. on this one it pains me to say i would have to bet against them. i don t think that the stay was necessarily a rebuke of the
propaganda gift are isis and al qaeda who for whom this plays into their core narrative of a clash of civilizations. jonathan turley, take us through the next stage of anthony romero s legal struggle. anthony, i assume you re going to keep going. it will get to the supreme court. the court is 4-4 right now. is it possible that you would be able to get a real decision out of a 4-4 court? well, i think so. and i m not sure jonathan thinks. but jonathan, what do you think? i have a great deal of respect for anthony romero and the aclu, who are all exceptional lawyers. on this one, it pains me to say i would have to bet against them. i don t think that the stay was necessarily a rebuke of the administration. she essentially froze the action of the parties in this case because she believed there would be irreparable damage unless she did so. she had a chance to look at the merits. the law does favor president trump in this regard.
david, i want to start with the executive order that was signed by the president last night and what we heard from david mill brand, head of the international rescue committee about that order and its impact. let s watch. america is no safer than it was 24 hours ago. but 60,000 people who have been through the vetting process around the world are victims of terror around the world aren t able to come here. what s more, america s reputation as humanitarian leader has been lost. and a propaganda gift for those extremists who want to say america doesn t want muslims to come here. i think it is a dangerous day, a hasty, harmful these are victims are terror seeking haven. david, what do you make of that characterization of this executive order? many things are accurate. the key to defeating isis is to
the world, aren t going to be able to come here. what s are more, america s reputation as a humanitarian leader has been lost. and a propaganda gift for those extremists who want to say measures don t want muslims to come here. so i think this is a harmful set of decisions because its eye harder to get to america as a refugee than any other route. these are victims of terror seeking haven. explain why it won t make it safer because many say the people who could possibly harm our country, they are looking to sharia law and all of that to about him us a bomb us and hurt us, they won t get in. i can explain what the current system already is. it takes up to 36 months for a refugee to be vetted outside this country by american authorities. 12 to 15 government departments of the u.s. including the cia vet individual cases, biometric