This isn't good enough. She needs to be severely punished

I beg to disagree with the drunkard Rooney. Ronaldo has an obsession to be better each day.

Dear Ruby,

Your post has touched my heart deeply.

Please where's is your fiance's location ?

Why is she crying ? Lol...nah Grammy she win ? Totolet gangs

I need love. I want to love and be loved...is that too much to ask ?

I swear, you're a fool....lol

SUPERPACK:
Covid and Omicron

Third to comment... Hallelujah.

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If not that you've already narrowed your choice to these three countries I would suggested Sweden. Sweden is the real deal brother. I can't come and shout so I'll implore you to make Google your best friend. Find out yourself. In that category also include Belgium !!

Take my word for it and thank me later man.

(CNN) The "public charge" rule change which took effect Monday to block poor or disabled immigrants from seeking better lives in the United States is quintessentially Trumpian -- and quintessentially un-American.

It's the latest example of this President's arrogance and cruelty when it comes to how we treat our fellow human beings -- the "tired," "poor," "huddled masses yearning to breathe free," as Emma Lazarus's poem "The New Colossus" explains in her timeless tribute on the Statue of Liberty.

That statue in New York's harbor has greeted millions of newcomers to our country who came with little more than the clothes on their backs, yet parlayed their dreams and their hard work into better lives for families and a stronger, bigger economy for all of us. It's an integral part of our nation's history that President Trump seems determined to ignore, as he continues to use immigrants as scapegoats for whatever ails our economy and our society.


I read Lazarus' poem aloud at a naturalization ceremony for more than 1,300 new citizens in Oakland last August -- when the Trump administration unleashed its revised "public charge" rule. This rule -- a sweeping effort to restrict legal immigration and turn America's back on our neighbors -- lets officials refuse green cards to any immigrant who currently uses, or may likely need, any form of public-benefit assistance. In other words, if any immigrant may ever need Medicare, food stamps, housing vouchers, or is "likely to become a public charge at any time," they could be disqualified from permanent legal status.

"This rule enforces longstanding law requiring aliens to be self-sufficient, reaffirming the American ideals of hard work, perseverance and determination," said Ken Cuccinelli, the acting deputy secretary of the Department of Homeland Security. But the ideals it enforces are certainly anything but American.

Public charge rules were used to exclude tens of thousands of German Jews who were trying to flee Nazi oppression. Sadly, when the Supreme Court ruled January 27 to clear the way for President Trump's rule to take effect, it did so on International Holocaust Remembrance Day. #NeverAgain should not just be a hashtag -- it should be a commitment.

Yet this cruelty isn't a by-product of policy; this cruelty is the policy. This is being done in America's name and we now must decide what kind of nation we want to be.

Since the new rule's announcement, we've seen a nationwide uproar as civil rights groups turned to the courts for an injunction. Yet any victories found in lower courts were short-lived and the Supreme Court ruled 5-4 to allow the rule. The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) announced it would take effect Monday, February 24.

DHS estimates that over 382,000 immigrants per year will be affected; The New American Economy, a nonprofit immigration research group, estimates a much higher number -- 3.9 million -- will be affected. For many, critical assistance programs help immigrants get on their feet and support their families as they begin a new life in America, preventing hunger or homelessness. For so many others, this new rule may mean permanent separation from their family if some family members are denied permission to permanently remain in the US. These families may depend on their income and presence. Many eligible individuals may not seek out these public benefits out of fear that it will jeopardize their immigration status.

This is not who we are as Americans. Immigrants are not "burdens" upon the American public as the Trump administration wants you to believe. In fact, our economy likely would suffer without the immigrants this rule could bar from living in the US: An analysis by New American Economy found it would cost the US economy about $81.9 billion per year. This includes billions earned in income, spending, and taxes paid by immigrants. As the economy expands, more jobs are created and there's more work to be done in high-skilled and low-skilled work sectors.

My district, California's 15th Congressional District, is a perfect example: It is both one of the most diverse districts in the nation, with about 35% of our residents foreign-born, and also one of the most affluent districts in the nation.

Despite the President's relentless effort to restrict legal immigration, America is stronger because of immigrants' hard work and contributions in every generation. We need comprehensive immigration reform that accounts for this, not punitive and short-sighted reactionism like this public charge rule.

President Ronald Reagan had it right in his 1989 farewell address to the nation, when he referenced John Winthrop and spoke of his vision of America as the "shining city on a hill."

"(I)n my mind, it was a tall, proud city built on rocks stronger than oceans, windswept, God-blessed, and teeming with people of all kinds living in harmony and peace -- a city with free ports that hummed with commerce and creativity," Reagan said. "And if there had to be city walls, the walls had doors and the doors were open to anyone with the will and the heart to get here."

The will and the heart -- not the cold, hard cash. We are better than that

Thanks to you all....

ezimo777:


You may be speaking the truth but your last statement is derogatory and just too direct....

I'll advice OP that there's absolutely nothing in reality existing as impossible....
OP, I really don't know much about MBBS in the US but here in Nigeria, you can achieve the degree including the predegree studies to bring you to terms with science related subjects (chemistry, biology and physics) all in 9years without strikes and if you can get the admission once you're done with the predegree classes...

If u can also afford private university in Nigeria and be diligent to studies, NOTHING IS IMPOSSIBLE...

Personal view pls...
A medical student at the University of Jos, Nigeria...

Thanks a lot

Thank you. You said your mind

BarristerAlarig:
I was tempted to just view without commenting.

As an adult, you still think like a child!

Do you know what studying Medicine in the US entails? Do you know what MD or DO awarding schools are?? US schools do not award MBBS!

Do you know the prerequisites you'd have to complete?? Which one is biology?? Oga, you need to take Classes in Anatomy, biochemistry, Organic chemistry etc

How easy do you think getting into medical school is?? And as a foreigner??

How "cheap" do you think US medical schools are?? Attending a medical program in the US cost at lest $400,000!!! Do you have that money??


And night classes in the US for medicineAre you for real??

To think you didn't carry out any research but choose to run to nairaland says alot about you.


You are not intelligent at all.

Thanks for your advice...

Thank you very much for your insight.

Thanks for your input. I am opened for more

Thanks for your advice. I am opened for more...

Pls I need your advise. I hold a Bsc in psychology from a Nigerian university and now I'm set to take change of career in studying Medicine and Surgery in the US at my current age 31 years. This implies that by the time I'll be done then I'll almost be 40 years of age.

I was never a science student so this entails that I'll have to start from the foundation class so I could take physics, chemistry and biology and then write their foundation exam before been enrolled for the MBBS. This program will be self sponsored as I'll be enrolling for night classes and use the day time to work.

Is this achievable ? Is it worth it considering my age ? Has anyone here had this experience or know someone who has treaded this path before ? Is there a better way I can have this done or any higher institution in the US you could recommend ?

Pls I'm keen in hearing your experience and advice. Thanks

He owes no explanation to anyone. He's and adult and did what every other adult does. You do it and I do it too. Bloggers and blackmailers are only trying to hold him at ransome. It's not a crime to have sex....it's good for your health if you want to live long.


......First to comment.

Pls I need your advise. I hold a Bsc in psychology from a Nigerian university and now I'm set to take change of career in studying Medicine and Surgery in the US at my current age 31 years. This implies that by the time I'll be done then I'll almost be 40 years of age.

I was never a science student so this entails that I'll have to start from the foundation class so I could take physics, chemistry and biology and then write their foundation exam before been enrolled for the MBBS. This program will be self sponsored as I'll be enrolling for night classes and use the day time to work.

Is this achievable ? Is it worth it considering my age ? Has anyone here had this experience or know someone who has treaded this path before ? Is there a better way I can have this done or any higher institution in the US you could recommend ?

Pls I'm keen in hearing your experience and advice. Thanks

A young boy and a girl in their penultimate teen years love and locked up in a powerful kiss I've ever seen in Apata, Ibadan.
This is a sign of strong emotional connection and I'm convinced their love will endure the test times to come. These duo sure deserves an award because I know of many adults out there who doesn't know how to lock lips when kissing...poor kisses.

Watch the video through this link:

https://www.instagram.com/p/B1pUasSBGQ2/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link

His name is Joseph Abdulhahi, he was my course mate in Sociology department, university of Ibadan back then..... Five years ago. I'm really surprised to have seen him gone this far. He has always loved modelling
Congratulations to Joseph. His fame in the Nigeria entertainment industry has just begun.

Ruthless City has done it again, destroyers !! I'm thinking of dumping my darling club Chelsea to start following City......These guys are too much !!


It's nice to comment first at a post sha

BlueAir:
Lol poverty no fit the guy. He looks like a slave

Na who poverty dey fit ? Abi e fit you ?.......hhhhmmm, I can see. I can smell poverty

Keep deceiving yourself Mr man....EPL for where ?

somito121:
Very beautiful and nice. LIVERPOOL TO WIN BOTH UCL AND EPL.