" Paulsen suggests reallocating your mix "between stocks and bonds.
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Much of the money could come from reallocating current resources.
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You know, they haven't closed — they're reallocating it, it's called.
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It also called for reallocating that savings to troops and weapons.
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He has proposed reallocating financial aid from the department to the states.
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Then, you can move to the valuable activity of reallocating your time.
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That means we could be in for a lot of reallocating of support.
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Reallocating profits or transferring outsize ownership stakes to other partners risks internal bickering.
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Indeed, anecdotal evidence is mounting that companies are reallocating plants to Southeast Asia.
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So maybe we should just take-- you know, just start reallocating it now.
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Reallocating the grants to other organizations essentially ensures inefficiency and more limited services.
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For a small country of 1.3 million people, reallocating existing resources is hard.
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As a practical matter, reallocating shares raises all sorts of thorny legal issues.
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That makes sense given that the reason for the shutdown is reallocating staff hours.
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Their main goal is helping finance teams become more efficient, and reallocating the work.
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The EMA is already reallocating regulatory work done by experts in Britain to other countries.
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The company is reallocating a significant portion of the money to projects like Ocean Explorer.
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However, reallocating land is a thorny issue for Ethiopians, many of whom are subsistence farmers.
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Esper said he hopes that reallocating the funds will pay dividends for decades to come.
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The Trump administration planned on reallocating military construction funds to pay for the proposed wall.
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Some reckon the main problem is that the process of reallocating resources has occurred too slowly.
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For newsrooms, changing game plans or reallocating resources means putting faith in Facebook it hasn't earned.
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Reallocating a reference code to a new custodian can be all it takes to change ownership.
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But even then, consider the tax and market implications before reallocating or moving funds, she said.
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He has taken profits on some positions, reallocating to countries that lagged the emerging debt recovery.
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Your manager may be reallocating your duties to others in the wake of your impending absence.
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This made my job more difficult, but the underlying message resonated: the insistence on reallocating power.
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These groups are fundamentally reallocating their funds, increasing the share of money they give to Republicans.
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Next, Senate Democrats objected to the bill offsetting the cost by reallocating $543 million from ObamaCare funding.
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The government is also in the business of reallocating real estate risk to revitalize depressed urban areas.
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There is also talk that foreign central banks may be reallocating their reserves out of the dollar.
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And it means reallocating funds from policing to community-based strategies for public safety and community infrastructure.
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Investors have been reallocating assets since Trump's surprising victory, with money pouring into sectors like financials and industrials.
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The bank is reallocating those funds to investment grade and high-yield fixed income and developed market equities.
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As an example, Mr. Wheeler cited the difficulty of reallocating city streets for bus lanes or other purposes.
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Typically, reallocating homeland security funds intended for a specific purpose would require approval from House and Senate appropriators.
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What's next: The White House has proposed reallocating the number of visas to accommodate more high-skilled immigrants.
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"We had upcoming advertising spots on the show, but are reallocating them," Hyundai said in an emailed statement.
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The IOC is responsible for allocating, withdrawing or reallocating medals, a process that can take months or even years.
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That may be true — but it doesn't mean that the company isn't still reallocating tip money toward its expenses.
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While Facebook's budget for news content remains at $90 million, the company is reallocating the funds to other programs.
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Rowe -experienced net cash outflows for q4 and year, largely as a result of clients reallocating from active u.s.
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He said the company is in the process of reallocating resources to strategic focus areas and reining in costs.
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We had upcoming advertising spots on the show but are reallocating them due to the recent and disturbing allegations.
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The contingency plans at many police departments include reallocating staff, deploying trainees and retirees and curtailing some service calls.
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"They don't intend on shutting (the border) but they have this problem that they are reallocating personnel," Ebrard said.
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Simply selling some equity ETFs and reallocating that money into bonds will go a long way to safeguard a portfolio.
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She seems not to grasp that you can't do so just by reallocating the Navy's budget (though that would help).
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What your governor is doing in California is he's being responsible and reallocating capital ... Yeah, we're going to miss Jerry Brown.
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And reallocating the $9.7 million he's set to make in 2019-20 to different areas of need isn't a bad idea.
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"The money that I would have been spending on the student loan I've been reallocating to my 401(k)," McCuen said.
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The House's $622 million in Zika money is partially paid for by reallocating funding originally meant to combat the Ebola virus.
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That would mean selling some stock holdings and reallocating them to a less risky part of the portfolio such as bonds.
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To date, foundations involved in the program have committed to reallocating over $100 million into their communities and mission-aligned investing.
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The difficulty facing horses was in reallocating the huge numbers displaced by technology to places where they could still be of use.
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Reallocating what we spend on building new roads to paying for public transit instead would go a long way toward limiting sprawl.
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The legislative fix also calls for an end to the visa lottery system, instead reallocating 55,000 visas to a merit-based program.
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As economists like Ben Broadbent of the Bank of England have suggested in the past, Britain's economy is bad at reallocating resources.
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Theoretically, its another method of curbing economic inequality but through reallocating time instead of money, giving workers a larger piece of prosperity.
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It's not clear how to determine what companies would owe in each country, though proposals include reallocating corporate profits to different countries.
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CCS: I think the businesses are always reallocating their resources and making sure that they minimise the risk to their entire portfolio.
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Reallocating just 2 percent of those funds toward conservation, Dr. Lindsey and his colleagues write, could stem much of the impending crisis.
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Reallocating activity to U.S.-based C-corporations can happen more quickly than the building of new structures or manufacturing new equipment does.
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Reallocating medals has become standard practice — depressing testimony to how often that sports event you just watched turns out to be a sham.
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Shoigu told Putin the money to develop two new land-based missile launchers would come from this year's budget by reallocating existing funds.
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"Currently, we have a reasonable stock of China-5 vehicles and are reducing this, for example by reallocating the models nationwide," it added.
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Sessions said he had funded the effort by eliminating spending in other areas and reallocating the money to focus on the priority areas.
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He and Mattis have discussed using Pentagon funds for the wall, but reallocating federal dollars requires congressional approval Trump is unlikely to get.
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Reallocating the volumes would be a concession to the corn industry, which has said the waiver program undermines demand for corn-based ethanol.
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Mizuho suffered a decline in profit even after booking hefty gains from equity holdings and reallocating funds previously set aside to cover bad loans.
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If it were to continue to do the same – and also focus on reallocating capital and investment – this could bring about significant productivity gains.
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At Friday's summit, leaders agreed with Parliament's proposals for reducing its size and reallocating some seats after Britain leaves the Union in March 2019.
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But reallocating land for new developments is a thorny issue in a country where the vast majority of the population still survives on small farms.
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The railroad, which is working to get that key performance metric below 60 percent by 2020, said it was increasing network flexibility by reallocating investments.
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The process of reallocating labour and capital away from declining products and towards new ones, as well as to new firms, is what boosts productivity.
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John Cohen, the department's former acting under secretary for intelligence during the Obama administration, commended the agency for reallocating resources to assist at the border.
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An improved Nafta could, indeed, help improve living standards for workers across North America — by further reallocating resources in the ways that are most productive.
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The recommendations included limiting Mr. Kalanick's responsibilities by reallocating some of his duties, and by giving a chief operating officer more responsibilities at the company.
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Even relatively small storms can rack up millions of dollars in costs for airlines, including expenses for reallocating aircraft and crew and rerouting and rebooking passengers.
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Some statistical lab analyses suggest that reallocating an hour of sleep to exercise is more beneficial than sleeping in, but it's completely different in real life.
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But tl;dr, some key recommendations include "reallocating the responsibilities" of Uber CEO Travis Kalanick and increasing the profile of Uber's head of diversity Bernard Coleman.
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That's up 80 percent year-over-year, and likely another reason why people are rapidly reallocating the money they used to spend on cable TV elsewhere.
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Believe it or not, skipping one high-priced coffee a month and reallocating that money into an investment portfolio can help millennials in the long-run.
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But the $54 billion has to come from somewhere, and the White House argues less useful government agencies will be reallocating resources to balance the books.
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"The question is how far are they willing to go in reallocating the privileges enjoyed by established urbanites, many of them state employees," Professor Minzner said.
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Lanng said this will likely mean reducing headcount in its expensive San Francisco offices, but reallocating resources and talent to locations where that is more affordable.
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"This common-sense bill puts America first by reallocating tax dollars to our roads and bridges at home instead of funneling money overseas," said Massie. Sen.
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" The governor, he said, "is following a Robin Hood approach, taking from those he perceives of as rich and reallocating dollars from them to the poor.
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Lanng said this would likely mean reducing headcount in its expensive San Francisco offices, but reallocating resources and talent to locations where that is more affordable.
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Restructuring operations will depend on license status in various jurisdictions, as well as establishing operational scale, potentially reallocating capital and relocating where trades and clients are booked.
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The bill wasted the benefits gained from the SNAP reforms by reallocating the savings to a host of other programs that have proven ineffective in the past.
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Almost four years on, despite the bans, the International Olympic Committee (IOC) still lists the same race finishing order and has done nothing about reallocating the medals.
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And the campaign slashed hundreds of staffer positions from states that have already voted — instead of reallocating them to remaining states — news that further fanned the flames.
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Late last week, the administration announced slight modifications to soften the waiver process, reallocating some volumes from previous years for ethanol and increasing the opportunity for biodiesel.
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We are now working on reallocating our fleet options with other aircraft types, rebookings to other flights and combining flights to minimize inconvenience caused to our passengers.
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The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) is reallocating more than $260 million in funds this year to house the increased number of detained migrant children.
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The company "doesn't know if it's a growth stock or a value stock," since they chose to sacrifice growth to boost profits by reallocating their marketing dollars.
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Reallocating funds toward a wall "will undermine U.S. national security and foreign policy interests," according to the statement, taking money away from military hospitals, roads, and housing.
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One Democrat, Senator Patty Murray of Washington, introduced separate legislation that would restrict the president from reallocating congressionally approved funds, though it is unlikely to reach the floor.
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Earlier this year, HHS told Congress it was reallocating nearly $200 million in funds from health programs this year to house the increased number of detained migrant children.
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Reallocating these funds and personnel to each governor can better address issues of toxic waste, water contamination, and air quality than maintaining a large, career bureaucracy in Washington.
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Now, other sly moves, like reallocating the state's tax burden from income taxes to employer payroll taxes — which remain deductible — may prove more practical, if less politically popular.
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As universities sit across the bargaining table from union groups, they may face tough decisions on reallocating their costs and giving up some flexibility in their course offerings.
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A move toward a merit-based immigration system, they said, would offset the cuts to overall legal immigration levels by reallocating family-based visas to high-skilled workers.
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Significantly, funding for the office comes from reallocating "any and all resources that are currently used to advocate on behalf of illegal aliens" by Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
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Minister Florence Parly announced that the country would be reallocating €700 million from the military budget for space defense, with more than €4.3 billion to be spent by 2025.
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Using artificial intelligence, the phone learns how you use it thanks to its EMUI 73 system and makes adjustments like reallocating memory so that it runs at optimal speed.
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"I would classify (subsidies) as a policy mistake, because it means reallocating fiscal resources in an inefficient way," said Alexander Wolf, senior emerging markets economist at Aberdeen Standard Investments.
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"All Western Balkan countries can improve the quality of their fiscal policy by reallocating spending from a multitude of untargeted social benefits to productivity-enhancing investment," the bank said.
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Reallocating funds away from the UN Population Fund will help dismantle assistance to survivors of sexual violence and pregnant women, and basic health care for all women in crisis.
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"There's a discussion about reallocating visas" for DACA recipients, Curbelo said when asked about reports that a deal could include ending the diversity visa lottery and trimming family categories.
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BT said it could fund the 25-30 billion pound cost of building a full fibre network by issuing debt, reallocating capex, disposing assets and by cutting its dividend.
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While still unacceptably high, the task force said it gives prisons some breathing room and creates an opportunity for facilities assessing staffing levels and reallocating workers to enhance safety.
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But others cite concerns that Washington might pursue a weak dollar strategy as well as talk that foreign central banks may be reallocating their reserves out of the dollar.
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Critiques of the Wharton analysis could include its failure to consider the senator's anti-evasion measures, designed to prevent households from reallocating cash to minimize or circumvent the tax.
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Ali Noorani, executive director of the pro-immigration advocacy group National Immigration Forum, accused officials of "creating policy out of sheer desperation" by reallocating foreign aid to fund deportations.
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In 235, Congress stripped the CDC's allotted funding for gun violence prevention research, reallocating the money to other studies and simultaneously putting into place legal language that restricted future research.
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But as funding improves, pensions reduce their portfolio risk, reallocating assets from equities into long-duration debt, driving up demand for corporate bonds and 2165- and 230-year U.S. Treasuries.
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Consumer products company Kimberly-Clark (KMB), whose retail toilet paper brands include Scott and Cottonelle, said it is taking steps to accelerate production and reallocating inventory to meet current demand.
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The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) on Tuesday said it would ask for a court order preventing the Trump administration from reallocating military funds to use for border wall construction.
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The reallocating documentary imagery feels wedded to the shifting style, illuminating the piece's innermost theme of merciless transience in the world of leftist (anti-Soviet and anti-American) ideological politics.
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Although reallocating funds from debt service to the importation of much-needed food and medicine is tempting, the government fears that subsequent lawsuits could actually leave less money for imports.
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People have already started reallocating out of bonds and into stocks, said Jeffrey Gundlach, chief executive officer of Los Angeles-based DoubleLine Capital, which has more than $22014 billion in assets.
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Jeff Denham confirmed to reporters, and would offset the numbers of new legal residents by "combining" other visa categories -- likely eliminating some and reallocating the visas to cover the new category.
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Much of that funding is expected to come from reallocating employer spending on health care and taxing the increased take-home pay that employees are expected to receive under her system.
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Theoretically, cutting the number of work hours in a week is another method of curbing economic inequality but through reallocating time instead of money, giving workers a larger piece of prosperity.
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The division's performance was esilient due to stable management fees, and despite CHF13 billion NNM outflows (excluding money markets) partly related to wealth management clients reallocating their portfolios towards passive solutions.
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There are also more simple tasks like reallocating road space to accommodate bikes or creating street parking so people can drive to a city, park, and then walk around and enjoy.
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Ford is reallocating $7 billion in capital from cars to SUVs to take advantage of the recent shift in consumer tastes that automakers and some industry watchers think may be permanent.
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In theory, the set can also fix itself after launch by reallocating resources: A group of linked satlets can share functions among themselves and adjust their effort based on changing needs.
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The American Petroleum Institute's Downstream Group Director Frank Macchiarola said the EPA made the right call in not reallocating the waived volumes, but called on the agency to embrace much needed reforms.
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The national emergency is aimed at reallocating money, some of which was originally intended for Department of Defense military construction projects, to cobble together more than $8 billion to put toward the wall.
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Eliminating the diversity visa lottery and reallocating the 50,000 visas currently used for it: As first reported by Politico's Seung Min Kim, the proposed DACA deal would kill two birds with one stone.
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When people return to their desks after Memorial Day weekend and realize where some stock prices are, they will probably take some profits and start reallocating, trader Kenny Polcari told NCBC on Thursday.
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"The fact that iShares Core S&P had a big outflow, it looks to me that it's a reflection of advisor-led reallocating," said Mitch Goldberg, president of investment advisory firm ClientFirst Strategy.
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The EPA is also set to decline requests from the corn industry to make up for hardship exemptions it gave to numerous small refineries by reallocating those refineries' obligations across the overall industry.
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Jenkin recommends a 21-day budget cleanse, which involves going through each bill and finding ways to cut it back, then reallocating that cash toward specific financial goals, including retirement and college tuition.
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Sanders said he would also consider "taxing targeted ads and using the revenue to fund nonprofit civic-minded media," essentially pulling money from these tech giants and reallocating it toward local-news outlets.
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"We are reallocating resources to accelerate the opportunity we see online, as we run our brick and mortar operations more efficiently," Richard Baker, governor and executive chairman of HBC, said in a statement Thursday.
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"Traders think American Outdoor and Vista have hit their targets, and now they're reallocating some of their short assets to Sturm Ruger, thinking that it will catch up to the other two," Dusaniwsky said.
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Proponents of such a tax argue that either companies will pay a fairer share in corporate taxes, or be forced to address their internal pay disparities, reallocating executives' pay toward rank-and-file workers.
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Williamson's central policy proposal to remedy income inequality is repealing the 2017 tax cuts, along with reallocating corporate subsidies for oil and gas companies and big pharma for the benefit of the middle class.
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Even in a number of the world's poorest countries — including Ethiopia, Mozambique, Tanzania, and Uganda — reallocating fossil fuel subsidies alone would cover a third to one-half of the cost of eliminating extreme poverty.
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For Huawei that means monitoring how the Mate 10 is used over its lifetime and reallocating resources to keep it from slowing down; for Apple that means powering new features like Face ID and animoji.
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And when you think about the fact that the competitors I think have done a very good job of reallocating their fleets, and covering off on their most competitive routes and their most lucrative routes.
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On the customer side, Network Rail, which buys about 100,000 tonnes of rail a year from British Steel, told Reuters its contingency plans include stockpiling rail, reallocating stock and servicing rail to re-use it.
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While the White House ponders adding another island to the country's territorial holdings, the administration is reallocating already promised disaster recovery and prevention resources away from existing island territories to bolster southern border protection efforts.
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The department's paper-thin excuses about reallocating resources to focus on other pollution concerns were likely of little comfort to families and communities made more vulnerable to increased levels of air pollution that went undetected.
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"It's reallocating a smaller pot of money, and some of that money is going from states that expanded Medicaid and going to states that didn't," Chris Sloan at Avalere Health, an independent consulting firm, told me.
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He suggested several possible funding sources, including allocating a small percentage of G20 countries' health spending, reallocating a fraction of global funding from international institutions, applying the "pay or play" charge, and taxing current antibiotic use.
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The success of events such as the Museum of Ice Cream and 29 Rooms have convinced many brands – Grey Goose, Red Bull, Zappos, to name a few – to begin reallocating advertising dollars to experiences and sponsorships.
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That said, while calls to "Abolish ICE" has become a rallying cry for activists, only New York City Mayor Bill DeBlasio and Messam support abolishing Immigration and Customs Enforcement and reallocating its duties to other departments.
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Some of the options include charging fees based on the number of miles a vehicle travels, increasing existing sales and tires taxes, reallocating revenue from the Harbor Maintenance Trust Fund, and imposing a driver's license surcharge.
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In reality, though, the Army will experience setbacks across its modernization efforts in the event of an extended continuing resolution, which extends funding at current program levels instead of reallocating to levels sought by the Pentagon.
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With sufficient notice, hospitals could have begun reallocating space and resources to expand intensive care, as well as establishing pandemic preparedness committees, reinforcing infection prevention and determining how to ethically allocate finite treatment resources if overwhelmed.
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But it's ironic that just as investors have thrown their weight behind the index revolution that has almost completely wiped out management fees, this new trend could unwind that by reallocating funds into higher-cost portfolios.
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Mr. Trump's aides have told him he can add to the $1.375 billion by reallocating money from other related programs using his traditional discretion but a national emergency would allow him to access even more money.
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"There are a number of big deals likely to come to market that are backed by strong business dynamics and exposure to China - all at a time when people are reallocating to the region," Arth added.
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The Trump administration is reallocating $20173 million from the Department of Homeland Security's budget, which includes FEMA, "to pay for immigration detention space and temporary hearing locations for asylum-seekers" made to wait in Mexico, NBC reports.
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After operating in the oil-rich kingdom for five decades, Citigroup pulled out of Saudi Arabia in 2004 when it sold its 20-percent stake in Samba Financial Group, saying then it was reallocating capital to core investments.
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Adidas reiterated it expects sales growth of just 3-4 percent in the first half of the year, speeding up in the second half as it ramps up supplies by reallocating factory capacity and prioritising the U.S. market.
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Senators concerned about the use of waivers wanted to know how the administration planned on making up, or reallocating, the lost credits, and the plan to attach RINs to exports was offered as a solution, the sources said.
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The rest of the Republicans will be picking their spots, reallocating resources across the map and otherwise fighting for enough delegates to keep them in the game until the race turns to winner-take-all on March 28503.
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The EU's executive European Commission proposed in September that a mid-term review of the current budget should boost spending on jobs and growth, migration and security by 13 billion euros in 2017-2020, reallocating funds from other areas.
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Leverage is expected to be around 4.5 times through the secured debt and 5.6 times total debt after Ebitda adjustments, which could be as much as 30 percent, as the transaction is a carve-out and involves reallocating costs.
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I have a hard time getting them to understand that we have to use digital RF microphones as opposed to analog because of the Federal Communications Commission reallocating the RF spectrum by selling off the bandwidth that we use.
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Longmay, the state coal producer in northeastern Heilongjiang, received more than 800 million yuan from the new fund last year to help it deal with coal output cuts and reallocating workers to other jobs, according to a government document.
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YEEZY BOOST The company expects sales growth of just 20183-22018 percent in the first half of the year, speeding up in the second half as it ramps up supplies by reallocating factory capacity and prioritising the U.S. market.
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"It's not about a lack of capital; it's about redirecting and reallocating that capital to opportunities that have been marginalized for whatever reason from the mainstream," says Stefanie Thomas, the senior associate of investments at Impact America Fund (IAF).
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Leverage was previously expected to be around 4.5 times through the secured debt and 5.6 times total debt after Ebitda adjustments, which could be as much as 30%, as the transaction is a carve-out and involves reallocating costs.
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As hospitals are stretched thin, caring for the sick while also trying to reserve beds only for the seriously ill, a new telemedicine device offers both remote monitoring and help in reallocating resources for the coming surge of patients.
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JAKARTA, March 18 (Reuters) - Indonesia is reallocating a total of 17.17 trillion rupiah ($1.13 billion) from the 2020 state budget for coronavirus response, its finance minister said on Wednesday, after the Southeast Asian country reported 172 COVID-19 cases.
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The EPA's decision against reallocating exempt volumes drew a wave of criticism from biofuel groups and their legislative backers in congress, but was applauded by the oil industry - the latest sign in the growing divide between the rival groups.
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" A spokesman for the Voice said in a written statement, "The staff reductions initiated yesterday are part of a larger set of budget cuts aimed at reallocating resources as we reconfigure The Village Voice into a digitally focused company.
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The offer includes a path to citizenship for eligible young immigrants, the first year of Trump's border wall funding, ending the diversity visa lottery and reallocating those visas, and restricting the ability of former DACA recipients to sponsor family.
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The drop in the banks' LCRs has been partially offset by banks reallocating government bonds into higher-yielding interbank placements maturing within 25 days as 244% of the value of these can be used to offset outflows under the LCR calculations.
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This year's top-performing sector remains down about 13 percent since it has sold off over the past week, with investors reallocating money to banks, retailers and other stocks seen winning most from tax cuts promised by President Donald Trump.
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This is reflected by trends highlighted in UBS's recent Global Family Office report which reported wealthy families were steadily reallocating from hedge funds towards alternative assets – such as private equity, private debt and infrastructure – in a pattern set to continue.
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"The primary reason why we're not reallocating in this rule is because we have no idea what the volume of SREs (Small Refinery Exemptions) will be for calendar 2019 and we won't know that late 2019, early 2020," the official said.
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Trade is a lot like a technological improvement: It allows you to produce more goods with the same amount of labor by reallocating to the things you're good at and trading with other people for the things you're bad at.
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" Trump, in a September 2016 letter to anti-abortion advocates, wrote, "I am committed to ... Defunding Planned Parenthood as long as they continue to perform abortions, and reallocating their funding to community health centers that provide comprehensive health care for women.
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The libertarian-leaning congressman urged members of his own party on Twitter to be "faithful" to the Constitution and reject Trump's plan to "usurp legislative powers" with a declaration aimed at reallocating funding for construction of a barrier at the U.S.-Mexico border.
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The company, which was privatised by Margaret Thatcher's Conservative government in 1984, said it could fund the 25 billion to 30 billion pound cost of building a full-fibre network by issuing debt, reallocating capex, disposing assets, and by cutting its dividend.
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The company, which was privatized by Margaret Thatcher's Conservative government in 1984, said it could fund the 25 billion to 30 billion pound cost of building a full-fiber network by issuing debt, reallocating capex, disposing assets, and by cutting its dividend.
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In an interview, Hanson acknowledged reallocating some funding away from pandemic modeling to other topics of research because he had "been given direction by my leadership at the time to reprioritize a lot of the projects," and he agreed it was necessary.
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Forever adventurous, efficiently reallocating capital to add value to society, and making hard decisions with good intentions, these are the traits and values that must be adopted not only by the leaders of corporations, but as a culture in the organization itself.
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As China delayed or stopped work on 151 coal power plants, it also created a $15 billion fund for retraining, reallocating and early retirement of an estimated 5 million to 6 million people who will be laid off due to coal overcapacity.
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The fact that the U.S. now seeks to share the burden it has long shouldered as the body's principle donor, to the tune of some $350 million, does not prevent the administration from reallocating this aid budget to other more effective agencies.
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"In addition to continuing combining flights and reallocating aircraft, the company has decided to delay potential sales of six Boeing 737-800 aircraft and use available 787 Dreamliner capacity on high-volume routes, which will add flexibility," Norwegian said in a statement.
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Last month, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) took a vital step to advance 2023G closer to its full technical and commercial potential when it greenlighted a proposal to explore reallocating part of the "mid-band" spectrum for new commercial and terrestrial use, including 5G.
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"Removing key expertise and reallocating work to other agencies who are not yet able to take on the work, and expecting them to increase their capability overnight is an increasingly reckless course of action proposed by the (European) Commission," said BioIndustry Association CEO Steve Bates.
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In the letter, Azar said his agency is reallocating up to $186 million from other pots of HHS money and up to $80 million from refugee programs that are being little used as the administration slashes the yearly number of refugees admitted to the country.
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But Andrew Brenner of National Alliance said the month-end maneuvering and year-end action of some funds may actually give a lift to stocks in the last days of December as managers rebalance holdings by reallocating funds from their bond holdings to the stock market.
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He suggested several possible funding sources, including allocating a small percentage of G20 countries' health spending, reallocating a fraction of global funding from international institutions, applying a "pay or play" antibiotic investment charge on drug companies who don't invest in antimicrobial research and taxing current antibiotic use.
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Democrats and moderate Republicans have sought to do it in ways that don't cut overall levels of legal immigration — by limiting the "chain migration" pillar to relatives of people who'd be legalized under the bill, for example, or by reallocating visas from the diversity lottery elsewhere.
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Jeff Flake, a Republican who has long sought compromise on immigration reform, characterized ending the diversity lottery program and reallocating the visas as "easier" than any of the other components, lawmakers who are part of Hispanic and African-American groups say the reality is far from it.
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We had upcoming advertising spots on the show but are reallocating them due to the recent and disturbing allegations...." Mercedes-Benz: "We had advertising running on The O'Reilly Factor (we run on most major cable news shows) and it has been reassigned in the midst of this controversy.
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We're going to reevaluate whether we can be competitive in those products, or if we're better off reallocating those resources to products that are doing really well or new areas of innovation that are more organic and more unique and differentiated to Twitter and that drive really strong engagement.
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The National Institute for Colonization and Agrarian Reform, or INCRA, was set up in 1970 to help narrow the wealth gap in Brazil, one of the world's worst, by reallocating to the poor idle or under-utilized land, which is still disproportionately in the hands of the rich.
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Read more: Five patients die every minute from incorrect medical treatment, according to the World Health OrganizationThe report published by WHO claims that primary health care can be scaled up using domestic resources — either by reallocating spending to focus on primary health care or by increasing spending on health in general.
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Scientists and policy experts say that, by embedding an inaccurate sense of uncertainty about scientific findings in its documents, the Trump administration is advancing its policy of weakening environmental rules and reallocating vast quantities of water to farming and irrigation, even though climate change projections show that use to be unsustainable.
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The IMF staff report said the United States faces a confluence of forces that will weigh on future gains, including a rising share of the U.S. labor force shifting into retirement, aging basic infrastructure, low productivity gains and labor markets and businesses that appear less adept at reallocating human and physical capital.
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But tough-on-crime rhetoric has made it hard to have discussions about reallocating resources to address those problems, according to Ronal Serpas, a former police chief in Nashville and New Orleans and a co-chairman of Law Enforcement Leaders to Reduce Crime and Incarceration, a group of current and former police chiefs and prosecutors.
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"Roll call," Adda said so quietly that only Pel and Iridian reacted, Pel with a nervous laugh and Iridian with the frown she wore every time they discussed AI. The Casey's transmitters were occupied with a long-range comm already in progress, and it stopped Adda from reallocating any of its comm capabilities to interfere with law enforcement broadcasts.
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"EPA made the right call in not reallocating the waived small refiner exemption volumes, however the agency's latest proposal for 2019 is yet another example — in fact it's an annual example of a broken government program that needs a comprehensive legislative solution that includes the sunset of the program," said Frank Macchiarola, the group's downstream director.
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A lack of allocated mid-band spectrum for 5G is costing the US the opportunity to create jobs and boost the economy — reallocating 400 MHz of licensed mid-band spectrum between 3.45 GHz and 4.2 GHz for 5G networks would result in $274 billion in additional GDP and create 1.3 million jobs in the US, according to Analysis Group, cited by CTIA.
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" (The article notes that Paltrow brought on a lawyer to vet claims and did plan to hire a staff fact-checker for their quarterly magazine, produced in-house.) Goop's communications director told me in an email that the magazine "is on hold due to reallocating resources to our Netflix show, but we did hire a fact-checker for the magazine.
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The agreement that is taking shape in Durbin and Graham's group would offer a path to citizenship to DACA eligible immigrants, would include money for border security, would address the "chain migration" -- or family-based sponsorship options -- of the covered population and would end the diversity lottery in favor of reallocating those visas somewhere else, possibly to include a fix for Temporary Protected Status.
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Evidently unaware of these political dynamics, President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE jumped enthusiastically atop his corner of the table on Friday when he declared a national emergency with scant evidence of an emergency (he even said he "didn't need to do this") for the purposes of reallocating some Department of Defense (DOD) funds to build his "great" wall along the southern border.
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Acting Defense Secretary Patrick ShanahanPatrick Michael ShanahanWhy Dave Norquist is the perfect choice for DOD's deputy secretary Five questions for Trump's new defense secretary on first major tour Trump says media is part of vetting his nominees: 'We save a lot of money that way' MORE toured the U.S.-Mexico border on Saturday as the Pentagon weighs reallocating billions of dollars in funding for President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's border wall.
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Those reports say that the administration is willing to allow 1.8 million unauthorized immigrants who came to the country as children to become legal residents and ultimately apply for US citizenship — including the 21.8,2690 beneficiaries of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program, as well as others who would have been eligible for DACA but did not apply — in exchange for a $2000 billion fund for its wall on the US/Mexico border; reallocating slots currently given to immigrants via the diversity visa lottery on the basis of "merit"; and preventing people from sponsoring their parents, adult children, or siblings to immigrate to the US. Such a framework is exactly what members of both parties in Congress — especially Republicans — have been asking for.
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As Vox's Dara Lind writes: Those reports say that the administration is willing to allow 1.8 million unauthorized immigrants who came to the country as children to become legal residents and ultimately apply for US citizenship — including the 690,000 beneficiaries of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program, as well as others who would have been eligible for DACA but did not apply — in exchange for a $25 billion fund for its wall on the US/Mexico border; reallocating slots currently given to immigrants via the diversity visa lottery on the basis of "merit"; and preventing people from sponsoring their parents, adult children, or siblings to immigrate to the US. Democrats and moderate Republicans were on board with wall funding as soon as last week, but Democratic leaders in the House and Senate are vocally opposing the Trump administration's attempt to curtail legal immigration programs including the diversity visa lottery and sponsoring their families.
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