John: much of the immigration executive order may be moot in three or four months as parts expire (2017)
prediction · status: its date passed (2017); no outcome reported · last event: predicted (2017-01-31) · owner: John
In January 2017 John predicted that much of Trump's executive order on immigration might be moot within three or four months as parts of it expired.
About: Executive Order 13769
| date | event | what | video |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2017-01-31 | predicted | John says much of this may be moot in three or four months as parts of the order expire. (hedged) | Understanding Trump's Executive Order on Immigration 00:06:37 |
What is said about it
5 statements, by date (the events above are the turns of the thread; these are the details).
- 2017-01-31 · Understanding Trump's Executive Order on Immigration — John reports that on Friday afternoon President Trump signed an executive order reshaping US immigration law, causing confusion, even within government, about whom it affects. — 00:00:01
- 2017-01-31 · Understanding Trump's Executive Order on Immigration — John says the order bans for 90 days all immigrant and non-immigrant entry by citizens of seven nations, naming Iran, Iraq, Libya, Somalia, Sudan and Yemen. — 00:00:17
- 2017-01-31 · Understanding Trump's Executive Order on Immigration — John counts himself among the critics who argue the entry ban is really poorly targeted. — 00:01:56
- 2017-01-31 · Understanding Trump's Executive Order on Immigration — John: The order states that the US cannot and should not admit those who do not support the Constitution. — 00:05:31
- 2017-01-31 · Understanding Trump's Executive Order on Immigration — John: Whatever one thinks about immigration, John calls the order a hot mess: too ambiguous, self-contradictory and unclear to be effective law. — 00:06:28