Last weekend, at the San Francisco International Airport, an Afghani
interpreter for our military was detained--held--and questioned after
risking his life for our country. In Chicago, Sahar Algonaimi traveled from Syria to care for her dying
mother. Despite having a valid visa, she was put back on a plane and
sent home. Before she left, her sister said she was coerced into
signing papers that canceled her visa. Other detainees say they were asked their views on the current
President. What does that have to do with anything? If having a
negative view of the man in the White House is cause for getting kicked
out of the country, we are going to need a lot more planes. Since Friday, hundreds have been detained and thousands of legal
residents and visa holders are in limbo overseas. ISIS is rejoicing,
and American troops and travelers are in danger. So how does the White House describe the results? `` . . . a massive
success story . . . on every single level.'' If this is the Trump
administration's idea of success, God help us all when they fail.