The Court that Just Outlawed Trump’s Travel Ban Doesn’t Want You to Hear This Story of Terrorism

President Donald Trump signed an executive order designed to help restructure the acceptance of immigrants into the United States from war torn countries. The travel bans are not permanent and are only for three months.

This caused a systematic backlash from the liberal left (despite the fact former President Obama enacted a six month ban during his own term) and even court systems were swept up into the notion that everyone on the planet, including terrorists, have the right to enter the United States.

Several circuit courts blocked Trump’s travel ban. Donald Trump and the rest of his team are in the midst of reworking the travel ban (realistically the president can alter ever so slightly the executive order and create a new executive order if he wanted to). The 9th Circuit Court is one court that prevented the travel ban from going into effect. However, there are other bits of information the circuit court doesn’t want you to hear about.

What they don’t want you to know that at the same time they were making it illegal for Trump to regulate who can emigrate to the U.S., three Pakistani individuals were caught trying to steal sensitive government secrets.

Three individuals who previously worked for Democrats (with two of the Democrats serving in national security departments) were let go recently because they were found to have hacked into the national security departments in order to siphon out information at will.

Check out the full story of what these terrorists did in the video below.


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