Sentences with phrase «own views on immigration»

She does not shy away from it; when asked about her own views on immigration she says, «You follow the rules.

«We've always made our views on immigration issues known publicly and will continue to do so.»

Responding to questions about Trump's views on immigration, Thiel said he did not support a religious test for Muslims as Trump has advocated for, and went on to say he did not believe Trump supporters take literally the candidate's repeated calls to build a wall along the Mexican border and make the neighboring country pay for it.

In contrast, Steinle's family has expressed nuanced views on immigration and «sanctuary» policies.

What is also nice to see is that the actions of many churches, regardless of their views on immigration, already show a growing support for immigration reform and immigrant assistance.

Whatever your views on immigration, all parties agree — it's complicated.

What are your views on immigration reform and amnesty for immigrants?

While the Mexicans prefer the DEM for their progressive views on immigration.

None of the parties, Cooper says, has successfully addressed the apparent contradiction at the heart of the public's views on immigration.

The government's approach to EU citizens is hardening even as public views on immigration are starting to soften

But over the years, critics have contended Gillibrand has liberalized her views on immigration and gun control.

«Having sensible views on immigration and defence is ethical and doesn't turn me into a raging right winger or closet racist and is probably in line with what most potential Labour voters want.»

Today's report, by the all - party group for refugees and the all - party group for migration, brought together MPs and peers from all the three main parties, many of whom had disparate views on immigration.

And what are your views on immigration, David?

«His views on immigration a based on abstract humanistic ideals and not on the political and economic reality of capitalist society.»

To be frank his views made what should have been an easy decision into a difficult one.I don't trust Smith and will back Jeremy again but I am concerned.Having sensible views on immigration and defence is ethical and doesn't turn me into a raging right winger or closet racist and is probably in line with what most potential Labour voters want.I'd like to think that more will join our party and that Corbyn will continue democratizing it, giving us the opportunity to shape policy ourselves.

She in the past has held conservative views on immigration, at one point drawing up a plan when she was Erie County Clerk to immediately turn in to authorities immigrants suspected of being in the country illegally.

People participating in marches in the United States and around the world walked in support of female empowerment and denounced President Donald Trump's views on immigration, abortion, LGBT rights and women's rights on the anniversary of his inauguration.

Cuomo then spent nearly 1,300 words attacking Trump and the «conservative zealots» in Washington who «drank the same Kool - Aid,» hitting on their views on immigration, taxes, sexual harassment, guns, organized labor and the environment.

Note that only one (PVV) of the two populists has a strong anti-immigration agenda; the other populist party (SP) has no strong views on immigration AFAIK, and is mostly mainstream on this topic.

Speaking to TP sister title The House magazine, Justin Welby makes a few of this morning's front pages with his views on immigration, specifically why it's not racist for ordinary people to have concerns about the huge influx of refugees and making their way across Europe from north Africa and the Middle East:

Cantor probably fell from a combination of heretical views on immigration (let minor children stay) and his role as majority leader (it kept him a little remote from his district).

Holly also probed his views on immigration reform and whether his relationship with David Cameron will survive the campaign, but the conversation began with a chilly exchange on bananas.

The nadir came in the ghastly encounter between Gordon Brown and Labour supporter Gillian Duffy on the campaign trail in Rochdale last May, when the prime minister angrily dismissed Duffy's views on immigration as «bigoted».

Rep. Michael Grimm today voiced a more optimistic view on immigration reform than many of his fellow House Republicans.

Could have convinced the party that blue Labours view on Immigration and socially conservative views on communities such as religion, working with the state to subsidise locally run charities, was something, that could bring into our party working class people not already connected, by the groups associated with our movements (Trade unions, the Co-op, retired union affiliates) after the disaster of the World cup, owl gate and then the Ill prepared speech at the IPFF on social change and trying to deflect attention from it by rushing out the «well make unemployed teenagers work for their dole» plan, it's hard to see us being able to be taken serious on welfare reform.

Policy Exchange's Northern Lights research was a reminder that they have tough views on immigration, crime, welfare and the ECHR.

In the Summer of 2010, I drove Emily Thornberry to speak on Ed Milibands behalf at A leadership hustings, at Hornchurch and Upminster CLP in Essex, with Mike Gapes representing David Miliband, my reason for Backing Ed Miliband was he was aware and David didn't understand how un popular we were with the Public, following on from the Expenses scandal, Gordon Browns Comments, that Mrs Duffy's view on Immigration was dismissed by him as «that bigoted woman» and our obsession with the middle class.

Mark - Viverito endorsed Cuomo's running mate Kathy Hochul despite their differing views on immigration.

He predicts that instead of EU considerations, many voters will be guided by their entrenched views on immigration, the Conservative government and political figures such as David Cameron, Boris Johnson and Nigel Farage.

The estimable Peggy Noonan wrote in The Wall Street Journal the other day that the greatest hindrance to Jeb Bush's possible 2016 presidential candidacy is not his views on immigration or his last name, but «his early and declared support for the Common Core national school curriculum.»

As presidential candidates trade views on immigration, foreign policy, health care, and a multitude of other issues, one essential element of American life seems to be missing from the conversation: K - 12 education.

Other indicators of interest in heart centered education and compassion are the candidates» views on immigration and LGBT rights.

Many of the anti-globalist problems present in our world today stem from nationalistic and racist views on immigration, inclusion and violence.

His views on immigration and cultural assimilation have been perceived as racist by many fans, and as a result, he has received a lot of backlash, even losing over 10,000 subscribers on his YouTube channel.

Not exact matches

With the midterm elections in view for jittery lawmakers, chances for a breakthrough on an immigration overhaul, a rewrite of the tax code, or a major jobs package have all but vanished.

On the Repubican side, front - runner Trump created some last - minute drama in South Carolina after Pope Francis said on Thursday his views on U.S. immigration were «not Christian.&raquOn the Repubican side, front - runner Trump created some last - minute drama in South Carolina after Pope Francis said on Thursday his views on U.S. immigration were «not Christian.&raquon Thursday his views on U.S. immigration were «not Christian.&raquon U.S. immigration were «not Christian.»

Trump's positions on immigration, gay marriage, encryption, and other issues runs afoul of Cook's views, as well.

Trump's positions on immigration, gay marriage, encryption, and other issues run afoul of Cook's views, as well.

Meanwhile, Mr. Trump's views — on issues including immigration, encryption, antitrust regulation and free trade — as well as his overall tone and temperament have been met with steely opposition by many in tech.

In many ways, the Brexit vote has simply accelerated our prior view that growing populism would force politicians to address the concerns about the uneven recovery, income inequality and the pressure of immigration and globalization on wages in many developed countries.

Regardless of one's view on illegal immigration, the RCC should be taxed since they are acting as a political group.

No serious person ever says this, whatever his views on illegal immigrants or immigration generally.

In light of these commitments, the cosmopolitan views limitations on immigration with suspicion.

But moving forward, the «Brexit» may signal a more long - term effect on how developed countries view immigration.

Responding to Donald Trump's views on illegal immigration from our southern border, he said that anyone who wants to build a wall is not «Christian.»

Just this week, LifeWay Research released some data on how Protestant pastors view the issue of immigration and the government's involvement in reforming it.

Regardless, I've written extensively on immigration in the past, specifically in light of how pastors view it and how it affects churches, particularly in the United States.

He is absolutely right and able to stand for Parliament and to represent a constituency, but views which have no basis in fact... you know it wouldn't be so different from having an errant racist on an immigration committee.

But despite his views on the vans, Farage has secured valuable political support by vocalising the concerns of many voters about immigration and multiculturalism.