During his State of the Union Address…..
President Donald Trump reminded the audience that, “in recent weeks, two terrorist attacks in New York were made possible by the visa lottery and chain migration.” While he did not mention the terrorist attacks in question – and did not note the radical Islamic ideology that inspired both of them – this appears to be a reference to terrorists Sayfullo Saipov and Akayed Ullah.
Fact-Check: TRUE
Unfortunately, there are countless “fact-checks” that are being systematically ignored in fake news outlets daily, as groups such as CAIR and other Islamic supremacists, along with their fake news water-carriers, continue pumping out their propaganda. Americans, like everyone else in the Western world, are being conditioned to accept that Muslims are the victims of prejudice, intolerance and a general and pervasive phobia against Muslims.
Expect the victimology narrative to be intensified by Trump’s crackdown on illegal immigration, his executive order for a temporary ban on Muslim countries of concern, and his plan to end chain migration and the visa lottery.
While Trump did not mention the “radical Islamic ideology” behind the New York City attacks during his State of the Union Address, he has frequently referred to “radical Islamic terrorism”; not long ago, he sternly told Theresa May “to focus on ‘radical Islamic terrorism‘” and “not his Britain First tweets” that drew him criticism.
“Fact-Check: Yes, NYC Terrorists Entered U.S. Through Chain Migration, Visa Lottery”, by Frances Martel, Breitbart, January 30, 2018:
During his second State of the Union Address, President Donald Trump reminded the audience that, “in recent weeks, two terrorist attacks in New York were made possible by the visa lottery and chain migration.” While he did not mention the terrorist attacks in question – and did not note the radical Islamic ideology that inspired both of them – this appears to be a reference to terrorists Sayfullo Saipov and Akayed Ullah.
Fact-Check: TRUE
Saipov, 29, rented a vehicle and used it to mow down pedestrians in New York on Halloween this year, killing eight and injuring 11. Saipov entered the country from Uzbekistan through the Diversity Visa Lottery in 2010. According to the State Department, anyone from “countries with historically low rates of immigration to the United States” is eligible to enter the lottery.
Akayed Ullah, 27, attempted a suicide bombing in a subway tunnel under New York’s Port Authority Bus Terminal on December 11. Ullah failed, injuring only himself. He entered the United States from Bangladesh with an F43 family immigrant visa in 2011. This visa allows extended family members to sponsor relatives abroad…