Doesn't really answer the question though does it.
I was asking because while Trump may wish to ban people from 7 countries, it would be
impractical to ban people from every country, especially the oil/gas producing countries.
I don't suppose he will ever ban them even if they were 100% for Isis. Lol
Unless the US builds an entire wall around the entire country and bans all people from
entering and leaving, then it's unlikely all terrorist attacks could be prevented.
Even if it did that, there will always still be loonies within the country itself. (Every
country has its loonies!).
I don't disagree with vetting people throughly at all, but one person cannot say I don't want
you in my adopted country, when they have already been granted legal access rights and have
done nothing wrong.
One person can't just stomp their feet and make all the laws by themselves - they became a
law unto themselves and that is far too much power for one person to have. Instead of a democracy
you end up with a dictatorship. I hope for the sake of the American people that the US doesn't become a
dictatorship. I doubt it will but Trump seems to relish the idea of that.
I dont disagee completely with some of his sentiments and I wish the UK was better at vetting people
and we adopted something along the lines of the Australian model, but the way Trump is
charging in with little thought or consideration of the impact, is suggestive of a person with
narcissistic tendencies.
On a more positive note for the rest of us, Trump's clamp down could potentially open up great
business opportunities for the rest of the world! Companies will think twice about moving to the
US if there could potentially be problems moving staff and executives in and out of the country.
Google has already expressed concerns and Trump has also threatened other companies
about outsourcing their production lines. Boeing. Toyota. General Motors.
https://www.theguardian.com/business/2017/jan/05/toyota-trump-border-tax-mexico-corolla
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/arti...me-staff-to-u-s-after-trump-immigration-order