They do it by keeping out the rest of the world.
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This throws the two different systems of time-keeping out of sync.
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There's nothing wrong with what Trump said about keeping out the criminals.
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"I hope we're not keeping out the next Chaplin," De Niro said.
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Immigration law doesn't exist just for the purpose of keeping out criminals.
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Further, just about half (49%) think the order harms American values by keeping out people who are seeking asylum, while 43% say it does more to protect American values by keeping out people who don't support those values.
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Further, just about half (21%) think the order harms American values by keeping out people who are seeking asylum, while 2002% say it does more to protect American values by keeping out people who don't support those values.
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And this wall would serve many different functions including keeping out that poison.
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In worrying about the flies, Mr Xi risks keeping out the fresh air.
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But they've been focused on keeping out broadcasted content that's largely image-based.
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Protecting Europe's borders must not mean keeping out the needy, Ms. Merkel said.
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" Cernovich told me, "I believe in strong borders, including keeping out Islamic terrorists.
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But in fact, keeping out desperate souls seeking entry into America has deep roots.
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An inevitable aggregate of what your gut is saying to do, and keeping out.
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Fortunately, administrators can block instances, too, keeping out any posts or users from that server.
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Mr Obama thinks that resolutely keeping out of the Syrian quagmire is cold, rational statesmanship.
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Its visa rules are needlessly strict and stress keeping out terrorists rather than wooing talent.
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If public safety was really the objective, keeping out continental Europeans achieved next to nothing.
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Conte said the fence was keeping out not only deer but also woodchucks and coyotes.
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The people you are keeping out now are people who could save your life later.
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Some were good at keeping out oxygen (which spoils ground coffee) but didn't puncture reliably.
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We've been locking out doors and keeping out lights on all night long, stuff like that.
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It often requires buying farmland and painstakingly regrowing forests, keeping out invasive grasses and preventing fires.
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Much of the new construction is at the high end, keeping out many first-time homeowners.
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Make sure that anything you are keeping out of a closed cabinet is organized and clean looking.
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More nebulous demands now include calls for greater democracy, Lam's resignation, and even keeping out mainland tourists.
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More nebulous demands now include calls for greater democracy, Lam's resignation, and even keeping out mainland tourists.
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Some conservationists see protected wildlife areas as the solution, keeping out all human activity, including Indigenous communities.
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The USDA's Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) is responsible for keeping out foreign animal diseases.
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But until now, Cruz has largely been keeping out of the political spotlight in the US Senate.
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Some wind turbines have also been redesigned to be shorter, keeping out of birds' migration and feeding paths.
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For about three hours after the shooting, the cafe was cordoned off by police tape, keeping out regulars.
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These dual imperatives—choosing a popular candidate and keeping out demagogues—may, at times, conflict with each other.
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This sleep mask does a good job of keeping out light, but is still really lightweight and comfortable.
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They love his talk of building a border wall, shutting down trade deals and keeping out Muslim immigrants.
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The Iraqi government has been resolute about keeping out of any conflict between Iran and the United States.
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"It signified that the king was guarding the temple and keeping out the forces of chaos," he said.
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They complain that the boards are more interested in keeping out competition than protecting consumers against inept practitioners.
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"It's a real escalation [of violence], and this is combined keeping out of everyone from the area," Robertson said.
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"Immigration law doesn't exist just for the purpose of keeping out criminals," Trump told an audience in Phoenix, Arizona.
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Their relationship remains sweet because of billions of dollars in arms sales and keeping out of each others' interests.
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A second market participant confirmed the central bank was keeping out of the market, effectively letting the currency devalue.
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You've been keeping out of the public eye, so your social media activity has been scarce for a while.
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Rabkin said a costume requirement at House of Yes plays a big role in keeping out would-be voyeurs.
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"This is not Trump's preferred territory where he is keeping out people who he has labeled criminals," Rivlin said.
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Since arriving in Britain, he had lived modestly in Salisbury, keeping out of the spotlight until earlier this month.
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Police blocked off roads inside Ofra as a way of keeping out activists who may try to join the protest.
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Your skin has a lot of barriers against things from the outside, and is pretty good at keeping out bacteria.
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Cosby's attorneys may be successful keeping out almost every other accuser, but the odds are that one might slip through.
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The waxed canvas exterior is pretty good at keeping out most of the rain and crud from the subway floors.
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This president talks about keeping out illegal immigrants and folks who -- and separately folks who come here to do harm.
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Trump -- who recently referred to McCarthy as "my Kevin" -- is at least publicly keeping out of the leadership race talk.
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In the days that followed, he said, he heard many arguments for "taking the country back" and keeping out Muslims.
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Proponents say the identification systems increase election integrity by keeping out those who are not eligible to cast a ballot.
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Critics say the $1.5 billion spectrum purchase by Globe and PLDT was more about keeping out competition than improving bandwidth.
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But this amounts to intentional discrimination, because these businesses that don't accept cash know exactly who they are keeping out.
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He is keeping out people -- like the family I have come to know -- who just want to live normal, American lives.
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Defending his travel ban on seven majority-Muslim countries, President Trump has said the people he's keeping out are dangerous criminals.
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Instead, it's about xenophobia: about marking Europe as a place for (mostly white) Europeans and keeping out the (mostly Muslim) foreign threats.
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Sometimes a team will run hot, scoring from outrageous positions while somehow keeping out shots that seemed destined for their own net.
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Recently, "USA Today" published an internal rating system that the Department had been intentionally keeping out of the hands of the public.
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We'd eliminate categories and quotas on immigration, and border enforcement would be devoted to keeping out real criminals and would-be terrorists.
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That makes the existing housing more expensive and worsens geographic inequality, by pushing out (or keeping out) lower- and middle-income households.
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He also found that density varied considerably from park to park, suggesting some parks are better than others at keeping out poachers.
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With all that hanging in the air — and with Trump's approval ratings dropping rapidly — many party leaders are keeping out of sight.
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Or maybe he's just singing it because it's a a catchy song that he has trouble, trouble, trouble keeping out of his head.
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The violations included keeping out-of-date drugs in stock, using improper procedures to prepare IV solutions, and inadequate cleaning of hands and gloves.
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Lastly and crucially, he steered clear of geopolitics, focusing the protest exclusively on domestic issues, and keeping out of Russia's confrontation with the West.
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Trump has complained that China, Japan, Mexico, Vietnam and India are "ripping us off" by devaluing their currencies and keeping out some U.S. exports.
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Rather than figure out how to make domestic production more efficient, politicians like Donald Trump focus on keeping out goods and people from abroad.
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Myanmar and its Nobel Peace Prize-winning leader, Aung San Suu Kyi, are trying to make the Rohingya's lives unlivable, while keeping out witnesses.
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This has the effect of keeping out black families, who didn't benefit from decades of government largesse (like subsidized mortgages) available only to whites.
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But the question I find myself asking as I leave their school: Who are the young women the Trump administration is currently keeping out?
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Dean Henderson denied Salah a second just minutes later with a fine save, before again keeping out the Egyptian on the half hour mark.
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Border enforcement will become what it should be: Keeping out real criminals, would-be terrorists and others sneaking across the border for the wrong reasons.
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And it'd be easier for any individual voter to worry that they personally might be helping delegitimize the Oscars by keeping out the best movies.
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Bayer's new strategy was focused on keeping out plaintiffs' allegations that the company improperly influenced scientists, regulators and the public about the safety of Roundup.
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It may also have been because the club was dominated by France, and Charles de Gaulle was bent on keeping out baleful Anglo-Saxon influence.
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For one thing, the village's own Roma residents have proved vigilant about keeping out illegal shanties, eager to protect their own neighborhood and steady jobs.
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Much of this new technology is still in its infancy and it remains to be seen whether it will be effective at keeping out intruders.
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In past months, Pence has played the loyal running mate, keeping out of the way and attempting to explain Trump's bombast to more skeptical onlookers.
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After the ERA's defeat, she continued to preach conservative causes such as limited government, anti-abortion laws, traditional education, strong defense and keeping out illegal immigrants.
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If their grades had not depended on it, they might have gotten through class by doing their own work and keeping out of one another's business.
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Cosby works most with a group called "Man Up" -- inmates set for parole -- talking life lessons, keeping out of trouble and not getting locked up again.
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Consider the tantalizing $2.6 trillion in global profits that American companies are keeping out of their home accounts and out of the Internal Revenue Service's reach.
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Keeping out the Workers' Party For some Brazilians, like teacher Alexandre Vastella, voting for Bolsonaro was more about keeping the Workers' Party (PT) out of office.
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She's earned a reputation as a moderate and has made a career of keeping out of the fights that will likely dominate the 2020 Democratic primary.
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In particular, its operators have learned to balance the aim of keeping out Western democratic values with the need to maintain close links to the world economy.
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Given how difficult England found them to break down, Wales can feel confident about keeping out a Northern Irish side that lost two of its group games.
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Ag-gag statutes are aimed at keeping out animal activist groups such as People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals from secretly videotaping and photographing livestock operations.
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Two hinged wings swing out to hold your smartphone, and a protective lens cover flips over the top, doing a surprisingly good job of keeping out light.
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But the system is still criticized for keeping out more moderate voters and often leads to a perception that only the most committed, radical voters show up.
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It's Evangelista-Ysasaga's belief that if this wall is going to happen, it's best if it's built by someone who cares about the people it's keeping out.
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" The empire's walls, she argues, were scorned or ignored within China for much of their history; they were simply not that good at keeping out "marauding barbarians.
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Still, at the heart of this week's drama is an irreconcilable contradiction: between calls for keeping out secondary migrants and demands to keep internal European borders open.
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Even China's Great Wall was ineffective at keeping out groups like the Mongolians or at keeping Han Chinese from leaving China to settle outside the wall illegally.
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Since returning to Beirut, Hariri has said all Lebanese must stick by the state policy of "disassociation", or keeping out of regional conflicts - a reference to Hezbollah.
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But a detailed teardown completed by repair site iFixit Thursday shows a much more likely catalyst: keeping out dust and other particles, so that the keyboard won't break.
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He added that the meeting would be an opportunity to reinforce that the Lebanese must stick by the state policy of "disassociation", or keeping out of regional conflicts.
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Medicaid services or other assistance programs, in addition to new entry restrictions placed by the administration in the last two years keeping out people from Muslim majority countries.
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The mesh is good at keeping out fine tea particles, but tea balls are typically too small to properly infuse your tea with the full flavor of the leaves.
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One person at the meeting said Trump railed at the whole Cabinet over what he said was its lack of progress in keeping out illegal immigrants, the Times said.
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In contrast, Trump continues to talk tough on immigration and keeping out Muslims, on maintaining traditional American values, backing strong policing and protecting the middle class from tax increases.
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And it paved the way for App Store-like approaches, where a gatekeeper plays goalie between you and your digital device, keeping out the extra crap you don't need.
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The centerpiece of the proposal—allowing immigration on the basis of "merit," keeping out low-skilled labor, and limiting family migration—has a decidedly un-American ring to it.
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Its glass walls and roof allow in plenty of light while keeping out dampness from mists and rain, creating a climate more akin to tulips' and orchids' native lands.
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But among other things, ICE is charged with — and performs adequately — keeping out young people who are being forced into our country to become sex slaves, drug dealers, etc.
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The gloves are lined with Vellux, a man-made material composed of layers of polyurethane foam and nylon fibers that's good at keeping out the cold without adding bulk.
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Apple would have to find a way to let users retrieve their own data safely even without the company's help, while keeping out hackers and other sorts of data thieves.
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"In 1917, segregation and Jim Crow is alive and well and keeping out Chinese from the country and all Asians seems as normal and natural as apple pie," he said.
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She was new at the middle school and, on many days, a group of girls she didn't know would walk by her locker making statements about Trump keeping out immigrants.
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The Philippines was excluded from the Obama-era Trans-Pacific Partnership because its high tariffs and other trade barriers for keeping out foreign competition appeared to be an insurmountable obstacle.
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Many Democrats are reluctant to help fund Trump's long-promised wall, which is aimed at keeping out illegal immigrants but is seen by many lawmakers as too expensive and inefficient.
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The thick wooden door had a peephole that was about three inches across, clearly built by someone who knew more about keeping out the neighbors than the effects of radiation.
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Trump said the new controls were aimed at securing the United States by keeping out radical Islamic terrorists, but protesters in Britain said the measures were racist and anti-Muslim.
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The Muslim ban only makes sense when seen as part of their plan to prevent America from going down the same path — by keeping out as many Muslims as possible.
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Despite keeping out of the spotlight immediately following his split from wife Angelina Jolie, Pitt has been making the rounds for Allied, in which he stars as a Canadian intelligence officer.
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It also has security functions such as holding county prisoners and keeping out drugs and other contraband that could be hoisted in from a nearby street or dropped from a drone.
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Don't Breathe's metaphorical America is a capitalist nightmare you would have to be utterly desperate to want to enter — which exactly describes the refugees many Americans are concerned with keeping out.
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The U.S.-owned company, with Chase Carey leading their Formula One management, have a policy of keeping out of the spotlight when it comes to contracts and talks with possible new venues.
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They're also on par with the Apple AirPods, although I'd give the Samsung buds a slight edge thanks to the in-ear design which does good job of keeping out background noise.
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It protects homeless populations and impoverished communities in lieu of affordable shelter, with one side keeping out cold temperatures, and the other side lined with reflective panels to keep out extreme heat.
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I also don't like that the lenses sit a little too far away from my eyes, which means they aren't very good at keeping out sunlight on the sides of my face.
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It was the amount of money the US wasted on its allies and foreign wars, which he thinks trades off with more important work at home (like keeping out immigrants from Mexico).
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As it turned out, the one item I wasn't at all sure about — a pair of black jeans — was the only item I ended up keeping out of the six I ordered.
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Democrats, who will take control of the House of Representatives in January and have greater say over federal spending, argue the wall would be ineffective at keeping out illegal immigrants and illicit drugs.
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Clinton has urged measured responses that ensure that an entire religion is not villanized -- Trump, meanwhile, has suggested using methods of racial profiling and keeping out entire ethnic groups as a safety measure.
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The low-income, low-educated voters in the UK haven't seen the benefits from globalism, didn't understand them, or — most worryingly — cared less about those benefits than they did about keeping out foreigners.
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Corporations and governments use these systems for keeping out attackers, but with an exploit, a hacker might be able to circumvent or otherwise break through that firewall and gain access to the network.
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The Times published a front-page article about the risks of Jews becoming Nazi spies, and The Washington Post published an editorial thanking the State Department for keeping out Nazis posing as refugees.
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The Nigerian city of Maiduguri has more than doubled in size as people flee villages for the town, which is now swarming with soldiers and local vigilantes bent on keeping out Boko Haram.
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"Any serious effort to protect U.S. networks will focus not on keeping out individual Chinese companies, but on establishing a comprehensive risk management approach that relies on recognized cyber risk management practices," he wrote.
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State regulators have cited Greenpark for 48 violations over the past eight years, including keeping out-of-date drugs in stock, using improper procedures to prepare IV solutions, and inadequately cleaning hands and gloves.
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These data sets have been a competitive advantage for major tech companies, keeping out of reach from many the advances of machine learning and the processes that allow computers and algorithms to learn faster.
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The jacket features multiple slender horizontal baffles that keep the 700-fill-power down in place and evenly distributed, and all seams are coated with an external tape, keeping out cold air and wetness.
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But deans of law schools, which have been buffeted by declining enrollments, say setting the bar licensure standard so high serves only to shield the profession by keeping out large numbers of qualified lawyers.
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At the time that was the danger; you would have 4,000 voters on an island and ultimately, like Battery Park City, you would have people with a vested interest in keeping out the public.
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Despite a slew of legal challenges, including a case that's being heard Wednesday by the Supreme Court, it's clear that he's delivering on his pledge, at least when it comes to keeping out Muslim refugees.
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Ed Westwick has seemingly been without his girlfriend while keeping out of the spotlight after it was confirmed that sexual assault allegations against him are being reviewed by the Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office.
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"The key to a strong agreement is protecting our intellectual property here in America and stopping the Chinese from keeping out our best goods until we hand over our trade secrets," said Schumer, D-N.
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Recently enacted laws curb short-term vacation rentals, keeping out companies like Airbnb and VRBO, and a legacy business program offers financial incentives to landlords who sign long-term commercial leases with qualifying Chinatown enterprises.
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The sun was shining and in spite of the cold there were a few bucks and does at silflay [feeding above ground], keeping out of the wind as they nibbled the shoots of spring grass.
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Trump has demanded $5 billion this year as part of his plan to build a wall on the border with Mexico that Democrats argue would be ineffective at keeping out illegal immigrants and illicit drugs.
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Still, if keeping out Nigeria's terrorists is one of the primary purposes of the ban, it's not clear why the Trump administration has chosen only to bar immigrants seeking to settle in the US permanently.
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Instead, they threatened severe political reprisals to any candidate who would dare challenge Mr. Strange (thus keeping out others more likely to defeat Mr. Moore) and to any consultant who dared work for such challengers.
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The rule would further Trump's goal of keeping out low-income legal immigrants in particular, giving immigration officials significant discretion to turn away those who have used certain kinds of public benefits in the past.
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Trump has demanded $5 billion for this year as part of his plan to build a wall on the border with Mexico that Democrats argue would be ineffective at keeping out illegal immigrants and illicit drugs.
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So while we will be keeping out individuals who mean the United States no harm and indeed are in many cases the victims of those who do, we will have handed our enemies an important weapon.
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On beavers: Millions of years … have equipped this aquatic architect with … lips that can close behind their front teeth (allowing for the beaver to gnaw wood underwater without drowning and keeping out … splinters when felling trees).
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How can we justify keeping out players who used steroids in the era before drug testing when Yawkey and Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis — the baseball commissioner from 1920 to 1944, who rigidly opposed integration — are there?
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"I think he's keeping out candidates that I think would be a better fit for Utah because, let's face it, Mitt Romney doesn't live here, his kids weren't born here, he doesn't shop here," Anderson said.
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But as it stands, the filter does a very poor job of keeping out actual inappropriate content, such as the neo-Nazi news site the Daily Stormer, and it's improperly censoring certain websites, such as Teen Vogue.
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The higher ranks of our national security establishment require dynamic experiences and skillsets in an increasingly globalized world, and we cannot exist in a world where leadership intentionally stunts its own growth by keeping out diverse voices.
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Even though Mr. Blum lost at trial, Professor Black added, he made some strategic choices in garnering publicity by focusing on a high-profile defendant, Harvard, and a sensational narrative — that it was keeping out Asian-Americans.
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C., the head of the conservative House Freedom Caucus, said on "Fox & Friends" that a more conservative bill being introduced Tuesday afternoon would also address the issue while keeping a narrower focus and keeping out more controversial topics.
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What started as an angry response to a now-suspended measure for criminal suspects to be extradited for trial in China has rapidly broadened to encompass calls for more democracy, Lam's resignation, and even keeping out mainland tourists.
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The policy statement will be put to cabinet for approval on Wednesday, before it goes to parliament, and will maintain the existing position of keeping out of regional conflicts like Syria, Information Minister Jamal al-Jarrah said earlier.
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But Hungary, where outspoken Prime Minister Viktor Orban has built border fences and made keeping out migrants a key plank of his re-election campaign for next year, branded the European Court of Justice ruling "appalling and irresponsible".
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During his launch event back in June 2015 at Trump Tower in New York City, he first introduced his plan to build a wall separating Mexico and the United States, with the intention of keeping out illegal immigrants.
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Late last month, the Senate did what nobody thought was possible: pass an energy bill capturing votes from both sides of the aisle while keeping out most of the extreme anti-environmental policies sought by the Republican majority.
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"They needed and still need to be searching for where the cases are, instead of trusting that limited travel bans were keeping out a virus that was probably already on the march," said former FDA Commissioner David Kessler.
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While largely keeping out of the Syrian civil war, Israel has tried to sway the world powers involved in the conflict and cautioned it could strike militarily to prevent Iran and Hezbollah entrenching further on its northern front.
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The fire destroyed two-thirds of the project area and released 1,063,590 tons of carbon dioxide that had been stored in the forest, roughly 45 percent of all the carbon the project was keeping out of the atmosphere.
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Turkey, which conducted its own incursion into Syria in support of the anti-IS rebels, is meanwhile erecting a wall and fortifying stretches of the frontier, in a clamp down which is keeping out both militants and refugees.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump has latched on to the idea of using steel to build his wall along the southern border, praising himself for fulfilling two campaign promises at once: keeping out illegal immigrants and resuscitating a struggling industry.
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On the left, people such as Manuel Cortes, the boss of the Transport Salaried Staffs' Association, a trade union, believe that British workers should focus their efforts on winning better terms from their bosses, not keeping out EU colleagues.
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The other possibility here, of course — which has also been widely theorised — is that Bran will inadvertently bring the Wall down (or at least disturb the magical barrier keeping out the Walkers) now that the Night's King has marked him.
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"A SCIF is designed and regulated to be a secure space—and that means keeping out electronic devices that malicious actors can exploit to conduct surveillance," says Joshua Geltzer, a former senior director for counterterrorism at the National Security Council.
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In her opening remarks at the panel, Wax said race was the "bête noire" of the immigration debate and that conservatives were too afraid of being called racist to embrace what would be in effect policies keeping out non-white people.
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Watching the NFL streams earlier this month, our colleagues over at Recode found that the content was easy to jump into, and that Twitter's combination of human and machine curation did a good job keeping out inappropriate or abusive tweets.
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But at a moment when European headlines are filled with talk of closing borders and keeping out immigrants, Cédric Herrou, an olive and poultry farmer from the mountains of southern France, is being put on trial for doing the opposite.
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The Gauntlet GTX Mittens have a long cuff with wrist straps and a drawcord hem, so keeping out the snow and the chill is easy, while a fleece lining and plenty of synthetic insulation keep your hands good and warm.
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While Trump's first section of new border wall is under construction on the southern border, it has proved to be the least effective of his policies in keeping out migrants, who have recently cut through the new barrier with commercial saws.
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"Overall, the Democrats were successful at keeping the omnibus funding bill from being hijacked by inappropriate policy additions, keeping out over 160 proposed poison pill riders," said Lisa Gilbert, vice president of legislative affairs at Public Citizen, a consumer advocacy group.
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If this self-sabotaging scenario sounds familiar, that's because lawyers fighting Trump's travel ban used his bombastic tweets and public statements as evidence he was motivated by a desire to ban Muslims from America rather than his stated mission of keeping out terrorists.
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WASHINGTON — Trump administration officials announced Saturday that immigrants who legally use public benefits like food assistance and Section 8 housing vouchers could be denied green cards under new rules aimed at keeping out people the administration deems a drain on the country.
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A government minister from the United Arab Emirates (UAE), a close ally of Saudi Arabia, said Lebanon must implement its policy of keeping out of Middle East conflicts in order to get out of its own crisis as well as regional troubles.
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Republican Representatives Jim Jordan and Mark Meadows, vocal critics of Democrats' restricted approach to hearings in the probe, which has involved keeping out the press and some members of Congress, said they did not know if the Democrats would succeed in restarting the testimony.
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"The key to a strong agreement is protecting our intellectual property here in America and stopping the Chinese from keeping out our best goods until we hand over our trade secrets and know-how in such things as required joint ventures," said Schumer, D-N.
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The "Blown Away" singer has been keeping out of the public eye since she had a "hard fall" on steps outside her home in November, which left her suffering from several injuries, including a broken wrist and "40 and 50 stitches" to her face.
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It is deeply unclear that this system would achieve that when essentially we would be turning over billions in taxpayer assets over to this quasi entity run by the biggest commercial operators that already have a long history of keeping out lower cost competitors.
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Sea ice is a necessary precursor for the "cold pool", a vast blob layer of near-freezing water that forms along the Bering seafloor as ice melts in the spring, providing shelter for Arctic species and keeping out warm-loving fish from the south.
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While he has largely been keeping out of sight, Philip has joined the Queen, 92, at some polo matches this summer — and earlier this month, he surprised royal watchers by taking a helicopter (paid for by himself) to make the 190-mile journey to Romsey, in Hampshire.
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It also yields immediate security benefits by giving Syrian border villages — dominated by rebel forces fighting the government of President Bashar al-Assad — an interest in keeping out more radical anti-Israeli militias, and represents what officials say is a longer-term investment in stabilizing the area.
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White noise machines are your friend ... I'm not 100% keen on Oliver sleeping with a constant noise in his room, but the devices are really useful for keeping out background traffic / weather / bedroom sounds from the people next door, and add a bit of consistency to your wanderings.
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Samsung's new take on the foldable smartphone — and the other improvements it's brought to the Flip such as a flexible glass display and a hinge that's better at keeping out debris — serves as further evidence that major device makers are still experimenting with what's next for the smartphone.
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What started as an angry response to a now-suspended law that would have allowed criminal suspects to be extradited for trial in Chinese courts has grown to include demands for greater democracy, the resignation of Hong Kong chief executive Carrie Lam, and even keeping out mainland tourists.
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Orban, who has built border fences and made keeping out migrants a key plank of his re-election campaign for next year, this week announced plans for a "national consultation" on Brussels' plans to distribute asylum-seekers in the EU. Reporting by Thomas Escritt; Editing by Hugh Lawson
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Unfortunately, those same objections are also likely to apply to the revised version of the executive order that Mr. Trump promised on Thursday, which will share with its predecessor the goal of "immediately protecting the country" — presumably by keeping out people from countries he deems to be a threat.
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Gulen denies any involvement and accused Erdogan on Friday of being "poisoned" by power.. Saniye Calkin, who heads the Netherlands-based Hizmet organization of Gulen supporters, said members were keeping out of sight after dozens of reports of death threats, arson, vandalism, and physical assaults in Dutch towns and cities.
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But it's also revealing that the White House is so insistent — that it thinks the death of a single white University of Iowa student allegedly at the hands of someone who lacked legal status justifies anything they might do in the name of keeping out other people who lack legal status.
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Not the old stage routine of being sawed into pieces by a man and then popping up smiling, makeup and body parts intact (surely a metaphor for how our world wants women to deal with male violence), but the feat of staying on the job while keeping out of the pursuer's path.
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Traditionally, scholars have divided that history into two periods: a "selective" phase starting in 1882, which in large part (aside from the Chinese Exclusion Act) involved screening out individuals with any "defect" that would render them "likely to become a public charge"; and a "restrictive phase" starting with the passage of a literacy test in 1917, which marked the beginning of a series of proxy measures for keeping out whole nationalities or races.
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