Not much can succeed when media is dedicated to misinform the public. Democracy requires a free press that informs the people to enables them to make informed decisions. Be prepared to hear the voice of God. God will make his views known to you and everyone in his profound way.
Not much can succeed when media is dedicated to misinform the public. Democracy requires a free press that informs the people to enables them to make informed decisions. Be prepared to hear the voice of God. God will make his views known to you and everyone in his profound way.
Just wathched MSNBC. Talking head was Jose Diaz Balart. Most of the program was devoted to immigration, but a lot of it was about Democratic division.
Diaz Balart is in Miami. On the front page of the Miami Herald, "South Florida congressional reps react to Trump ending humanitarian parole program."
One of those Republican reps is Mario Diaz Balart, Jose's brother..
"South Florida congressional members say they are concerned for Cubans, Haitians, Nicaraguans and Venezuelans suddenly under threat of deportation now that the Trump administration is ending a program that gave more than 500,000 immigrants a temporary legal pathway into the United States. “Let’s give them the opportunity to apply for the protections they were promised,” Republican U.S. Rep. Maria Elvira Salazar said in a statement Saturday afternoon."
Not much can succeed when media is dedicated to misinform the public. Democracy requires a free press that informs the people to enables them to make informed decisions. Be prepared to hear the voice of God. God will make his views known to you and everyone in his profound way.
Just wathched MSNBC. Talking head was Jose Diaz Balart. Most of the program was devoted to immigration, but a lot of it was about Democratic division.
Diaz Balart is in Miami. On the front page of the Miami Herald, "South Florida congressional reps react to Trump ending humanitarian parole program."
One of those Republican reps is Mario Diaz Balart, Jose's brother..
"South Florida congressional members say they are concerned for Cubans, Haitians, Nicaraguans and Venezuelans suddenly under threat of deportation now that the Trump administration is ending a program that gave more than 500,000 immigrants a temporary legal pathway into the United States. “Let’s give them the opportunity to apply for the protections they were promised,” Republican U.S. Rep. Maria Elvira Salazar said in a statement Saturday afternoon."
Read more at: https://www.miamiherald.com/news/local/immigration/article302584254.html#storylink=cpy