Schumer helped athlete ‘overcome’ Trump’s travel ban — now the athlete is charged with a heinous crime
New York Sen. Chuck Schumer (D) recently helped an Indian snowshoe athlete get a visa to come to the United States to compete in an event. Now that athlete has been charged with a heinous sex crime against a child.
Schumer, the Senate minority leader, along with Clyde Rabideau, mayor of Saranac Lake, New York, petitioned for Tanveer Hussain and his team manager to be granted entry into the U.S. after they were denied a visa in the immediate days after President Donald Trump signed his controversial executive order on immigration and refugees, according to the Washington Post.
Hussian is from India — not one of the countries included in Trump’s travel ban — so it’s not clear why his visa was initially denied.
Schumer and Gillibrand (the other NY senator who also sponsored this alien dirtball) are anti Trump trash. Unfortunately, given that state's judicial system, he will probably avoid any punishment.
The guy is from India. In-dee-ah. The travel ban does not affect people from India. Whoever reported that "Trump's travel ban" had anything to do with this person's travel difficulties is lying, period. That Schumer and the media are making hay of it, regardless of the crimes the person is charged with, is unworthy of him and them, but that's what they've become.
Those people are doing their best to destroy our country!
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ReplyDeleteSo Schumer was a co-conspirator with this pervert?
If the shoe was on the other foot that's how Chuckie would be spinning it.
Schumer and Gillibrand (the other NY senator who also sponsored this alien dirtball) are anti Trump trash. Unfortunately, given that state's judicial system, he will probably avoid any punishment.
ReplyDeleteThe guy is from India. In-dee-ah. The travel ban does not affect people from India.
ReplyDeleteWhoever reported that "Trump's travel ban" had anything to do with this person's travel difficulties is lying, period. That Schumer and the media are making hay of it, regardless of the crimes the person is charged with, is unworthy of him and them, but that's what they've become.
Sen. Chuck Schumer (D) is the Joe Paterno of this incident and just looked the other way.
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