"It's money. It's on target. It symbolizes everything Trump stands for in one picture."

And meanwhile — A former North Carolina police chief, who now works as a law enforcement consultant, said Sunday that he’s disappointed with his country of 42 years after he was detained at John F. Kennedy International Airport.

Former Greenville Police Chief Hassan Aden of Alexandria, Virginia, said he was detained March 13 on his return trip from Paris. He supports the officers of the U.S. Customs and Border Patrol, but he believes his 90-minute detention was unreasonable, he said in a telephone interview.

Aden, who is biracial, said a customs officer told him that his name was used as an alias by someone on a watch list. He said one officer told him that he wasn’t being detained even though he couldn’t use his phone and he had to remain seated.

“When it goes to 90 minutes with no phone … and you can’t move around, it seems more than an investigation to check your passport,” he said. “It begins to feel like you are in custody.”

Aden described the scene in a Facebook post Saturday, adding that the officer who told him that he wasn’t being detained has an “ignorance of the law and the Fourth Amendment” of the U.S. Constitution that should disqualify him as a customs officer.

“I certainly was not free to leave,” Aden said.

Aden, 52, said he became a naturalized U.S. citizen at the age of 10 when he was an Italian citizen. He worked for the police department in Alexandria for about 25 years, then as Greenville police chief for about two years.

Clients of the consulting firm he now owns include the U.S. Justice Department, he said.

With family in Italy, France and England, Aden often travels overseas. He says that won’t change. But he is rethinking plans to send his 12- and 15-year-old children overseas as unaccompanied minors to spend the summer with relatives because he wouldn’t want them to go through the same situation on their own.

“This is my country and with things I see happening, I see certain rights eroding in the name of national security. It’s worrisome,” he said.
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Are they selling bumper stickers yet - Id like a few.

Muhammad Ali Jr. was detained and questioned at a Washington airport before being allowed to board a flight to Fort Lauderdale after meeting with lawmakers to discuss a separate airport detention incident last month, a lawyer for the late heavyweight champion’s son said Friday.

Ali and his mother, Khalilah Camacho Ali, were stopped at the Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport after returning from Jamaica on Feb. 7. They traveled to Washington on Wednesday without incident to speak to members of a congressional subcommittee on border security about that experience.

But attorney Chris Mancini said that when Ali attempted to board a JetBlue Airways flight home to Florida on Friday he was detained for 20 minutes. Mancini said Ali spoke to Department of Homeland Security officials by telephone and showed his driver’s license and passport before he was allowed to board.

“None of this was happening Wednesday,” Mancini said in a telephone interview Friday afternoon as he was traveling with the Alis. “Going to Washington obviously opened up a can of worms at DHS.”

A spokeswoman for the Transportation Security Administration acknowledged the agency confirmed Ali’s identity before he boarded his plane.

Spokeswoman Lisa Farbstein said Ali also was patted down because his jewelry set off a checkpoint scanner alarm.

Florida Democratic Congresswoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz, who was on the same flight, tweeted a photo with Ali after he was allowed to board and wrote: “On way home on DOMESTIC FLIGHT Muhammad Ali Jr. detained AGAIN … Religiously profiling son of ‘The Greatest’ will not make us safe.”

The mother and son, both born in the United States, have said in interviews that they believe they have been stopped because they are Muslim with Arabic names. Earlier this week, they announced a campaign for religious freedom in the spirit of the boxing icon, supported by ex-boxing greats Evander Holyfield, Larry Holmes, Roberto Duran and others. They say they are opposed to President Donald Trump’s travel ban, which they feel unfairly targets Muslims.

how long you think you'll stay butthurt for?

The sign has a lot of truth to it. Capitalism as a religion. This result.

Thanks liberals!!

Calling everyone else Nazis has really worked out so well for you, seeing that after you did this, you control all branches of government.

...Oh wait.

These are children, this is the result.

^ Yes I enjoy seeing this as it creates more Republicans every time it is done.

You're down to 37 percent.

Can't wait until they get Gerry.

Gerryturd, remember all those polls you told us about Hillary winning?

HAHAHAHAHHAHA!

If we are down, it means we at least have something. What do you have except tears and your mom's basement apartment. You run nothing, and I think it will stay that way for a while.

Just a friendly reminder of reality. We're still technically a democracy.

These aren't election polls. These are approval. Approval polls will cause ones own Congress to turn on him.

Gerrymanderer2 Wrote:
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> Just a friendly reminder of reality. We're still
> technically a democracy.


We are technically a representative democracy which is often and correctly called a republic.

You know that whole pledge of allegiance thing. "I pledge allegiance to the Flag of the United States of America, and to the Republic for which it stands...."

It's OK though. We are all aware of how uninformed you are about our government and laws.

You didn't say anything different than I did you retarded fuck. All you did was specify the type of democracy we are. And you're too stupid to know you're not smart.

No wonder you vote for Trump.

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> You didn't say anything different than I did you
> retarded fuck. All you did was specify the type of
> democracy we are. And you're too stupid to know
> you're not smart.


No. Adding a modifier changes the meaning. Not knowing that puts your stupidity on full display. Your lack of knowledge about our system of government is dragging you down again. Dumbass.

LoL I didn't know we're a republic. Lmao hahahahahaha.



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You gotta love the simpletons. They pontificate from the sandbox.

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> LoL I didn't know we're a republic. Lmao
> hahahahahaha.


Of course you didn't. You're an uninformed boob and you put on display in every single one of your posts. You're an intellectual midget.

Gerry just wake up every day and say it aloud:

President Trump. Donald Trump is my President.

LoL Gerry doesn't even know we're a Republic.

Who dat nigger on dat nag?
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Look at you try and change the subject. You're such an impotent little pussy. I don't think you could be more beta if you tried. Look up what a republic is yet?

Ravi the shitstain refugee who can't vote gets pummeled for the 10000000th time! Dude is the FFXU punching bag who keeps coming back for more. I wonder if he will ever be right even once, such a fucking libtarded loser! Lmfao