[Daily Caller] Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton told executives at a Brazilian bank in a private speech that she wants open borders for the United States, according to a new leak by the online hacktivist group Wikileaks.
"My dream is a hemispheric common market, with open trade and open borders," Clinton says in an excerpt from a speech to Unibanco Itau, a Brazilian bank. "We have to resists protectionism [and] other kinds of barriers to market access and to trade."
The unreleased transcripts of Clinton's paid speeches to financial firms were a major point of contention during the Democratic primary, with Sen. Bernie Sanders repeatedly demanding that Clinton release the transcripts, and Clinton repeatedly refusing to do so.
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I'd suggest she go to Europe to pursue her dream of open borders. She's been listening to Soros far too long. I've got a feeling she wouldn't be safe in Europe as there are a great number of people in Libya and Syria whose families got killed as the result of her policies.
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Sweden is a nice socialist paradise she should consider--where a they beheaded a blue-eyed blonde in IKEA for looking "too Swedish". But then she is on the Wall Street's money giveaway to pay the jizya.
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#4 - sort of dovetails well with the old Comintern.
"Fox News reports that newly released interviews from the Federal Bureau of Illusion FBI's investigation into Hillary's email scandal have revealed that at least 2 boxes of printed emails from Hillary have completely gone missing.
They've also learned that a senior State Department official pressured his staff to change the classification of Hillary emails to keep them from being subject to FOIA (Freedom of Information Act) requests.
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Why bother? Unless you're a Trump supporter - or Clinton hater - looking for more embarrassment. Nothing in the e-mails remaining after the original dump will trouble Hilly or the media.
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"Boxes of emails go missing?" Shades of 20 years ago when Vince Foster's files went missing out of the WH after he was killed committed suicide.
NEW YORK ‐ The Obama administration is delaying deportation proceedings for recent immigrants in cities across the United States, allowing more than 56,000 of those who fled Central America since 2014 to remain in the country legally for several more years.
The shift, described in interviews with immigration lawyers, federal officials, and current and former judges, has been occurring without public attention for months. It amounts to an unannounced departure from the administration's widely publicized pronouncements that cases tied to the so-called surge of 2014 would be rushed through the immigration courts in an effort to deter more Central Americans from entering the United States illegally.
The delayed cases are those of nearly half of the Central Americans who entered the United States as families since 2014, and close to a quarter of the total number of Central Americans who entered during that period, according to Justice Department figures.
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NEW YORK ‐ The Obama administration is delaying deportation proceedings for recent immigrants in cities across the United States, allowing more than 56,000 of those who fled Central America since 2014 to remain in the country legally for several more years.
