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Newsgroups: ba.dance,sci.med.nursing,umn.general.events,aus.arts.comics,alt.newsangels Date: Tue, 2 Jul 2019 16:22:14 +0200 (CEST) Injection-Date: Tue, 2 Jul 2019 14:45:02 +0000 (UTC) Path: csiph.com!feeder.erje.net!2.eu.feeder.erje.net!news.neodome.net!mail2news Subject: Lawless anti-American Iowa Dems reject 'partisan fight' over Mollie Tibbetts as platform opposes enforcing federal immigration laws Injection-Info: neodome.net; posting-account="mail2news"; key="FfHb4wm18Bw7ua73koJTFp3JxMiHviz2VNVGpQMygihs5eAMTiNGPBstttWCCDu/CsMABF zBUt2Vsk/KHTwVq5Zy6ILxxndhNUqsM8wCgfWoND19uhkH5Efe4YfHedmVsYqAfX5/UU48wZ8Bl fFUbLLSb5q0AkSphp79rQbfRbGmYqM03BKo86g4oN1e8/F/4gz7+/V6FWIRnTyuZMoqOUmH/O+u s3JRDdVC8UpBA60DCunzhlUD+yECsCfuhb6MBCjphaSBjbi2YN1+eFI9lmk2clyjSmqRM4SyYS6 7odc0SZN9K7JIs2+OYVMuCwo9TpZGwnfFM2jPtZxw9CZAoQ=="; data="U2FsdGVkX181cTpXKIBT70cKjle/AuUcR9e8Jzs0g7qr1/WFKXbD5Q1zx1aNEGUBW8Dsi 9sd0HoMcNaAmcrro9Iq1TOsa0K/puf/iPLWF0gGXkgFC+9pE/wggicHBLSsfGDv+d+cK44/GBjx HCsEA20bCQa1rz/NHxfFexszr8SitSbZicUmJUZkkSJwHIYgBQm3CFWoP9Q4h886JOq/FEAB3s2 b0PFuV4soEKEnOHhdfhxUNG9HcuwtVIdE5q3bc7Aa7EtJQ3rMYlD+Ilp2H2ZEGcIDMmU5gxKnJU 4AF9GYsPN4sY5yDC174iATqUgl2iizS7LFCCa85jbwCXqU0EW9I3icMiU9FFvsV5qhSZhW3ZOBg SGZsNbRO1tizzjQdCLMP1gUy8Jbt5G5ajdKYdNCyEVl2qUPkFhEmy1anQL+Q2Vw5Fnzgsi6rq9o Cqs1rpbnSjs0EvRoLKJW7igUSz48eauTtEjyYyOu2xPsdiT8hnuQZejVkbjCnPLasCH2k8T2IZl t/M0fIwDhYQq16O3jVzFEjc5ErK6L2tEoxBdpSHrrjTaWTVN/O30lr1UnSfQumRCE6hCp3sfgkM aC0pCFzghARimfEj4mT2jV1GyL4zGkO1S+RM1Fm+7wMUuJajhc7eiEcv5wiEaGKLPD+74nF044b L4aphMBtvS7KwZY8FgsDZAO8vfwrM1o+Xy1jEu1CWOwxRUaHy/eK3n+JXM5HH5HqaXsrQW4UDS+ ggl9bw+IPwCel4TCQsqX4UAoRrMqtxNyMi+qrLMZedwpU/6QaecnirqH/aFTNf30jho9KL0GM0k HKvRQ7dHij8oiez9UdDXotLPiEV3Z/0mzv6NXcY7ruUPTOE8nlY/w9Q79iPfUo2xdIVIa2KPZGA W8fmOlgXEA0+VtWyBDkDV5qQX5ULruQhu/GtWeKPd4s5U9gdyIexi+gaEYDCle/V4DiWyaOKwRd lAZpUuWcBV2IDf+gWVculZyuqbxImua+4v+C9iQ+dndSHDKERkAyezuuXCRYZsoBK457Jsyndnd 3FAvnoZIIQQu2un8Dy82OHM0WstOukHlAtIPS+5oZSvbpwoM8p7IbMxBH+d8wojr5SMG1M8YOeO 0VPpiPlJZhc6jaL5Ql4SP/zsWSRjWSaVA5qcmLfL8AQx5XWQtvR3BO/rA9AKvicPft6iOyQRXZZ w7+zllcrrElsx0lWLQEjg9reGZTWqj926ukQ5vwekmSG/yacapMlEzMVigtoePYPBxH9vIVFVGn /q18RyvjNpMhogJxYNsvAlmWqwuD8P7uzShtFkXYu+NHPMMYoX3+H9M5Socwn1qjVTo+tX5jQbt vBDJaNycLeH2O8JQB8bW+RZmlSoG37oespuELd6aLsn9VocfZG5cVm7f5wCG9EGFof5aXuEZ5DK 04aYQCXa/wonLbF9eaYnNzaFW/LxiAfDXs6o7S67Jw6s+0ZrM3AocFXK+PnLjEqfcikRBmPDqz5 1ESrBc2kiv4z0c7I2SXk4="; mail-complaints-to="abuse@neodome.net" Xref: csiph.com ba.dance:63 sci.med.nursing:16777 umn.general.events:40 aus.arts.comics:40 alt.newsangels:41 The killing of Iowa college student Mollie Tibbetts, allegedly at the hands of an illegal immigrant, has placed a spotlight on the state's Democratic party, which this summer denounced federal immigration laws and called for local officials not to enforce them. But Iowa Democratic party officials on Wednesday would not say whether they stood by their immigration platform, and instead characterized the matter as a "partisan fight." "The Iowa Democratic Party is going to honor the wishes of the Tibbetts family to let them grieve in private and will not turn this senseless tragedy into a partisan fight," Iowa Democratic Party chairman Troy Price told Fox News. The national uproar over Tibbetts' slaying also threatens to upend two key House races underway in the state, which are considered potentially pivotal to Democrats' chances of retaking the House in November's midterm elections. The 2018 Iowa Democratic Party platform, in a section entitled "Statement of Issues," reads: "We oppose: detaining undocumented minors, immigrant detention/deportation quotas, locally enforcing federal immigration laws, mass raids/related enforcement practices, religious exclusion, 'papers please,' unnecessary travel-bans, abrogating birthright-citizenship, separating minor children from their parents when they are trying to enter the country, internment and concentration camps." The platform was adopted at a state convention in June. It goes on in a "Statement of Principles" to "affirm the Democratic Partys contributions to our nations heritage, accomplishments, and diversity." What to know about e-verify and what it has to do with the Mollie Tibbetts case Asked directly whether Iowa officials still did not want local police to enforce federal immigration law, Price did not respond. Abby Finkenauer and Cindy Axne, the two candidates Democrats have nominated to take on vulnerable Republican congressmen in the state, did not immediately respond to Fox News' inquiries as to their positions on the party platform. On Wednesday, an Iowa judge ordered Cristhian Rivera, the 24- year-old illegal immigrant accused of killing Tibbetts, held on $5 million cash-only bond. Rivera was mostly stoic and looked straight ahead in the courtroom. He wore headphones and used an interpreter when the judge spoke, only answering "Yes" when asked if he understood the proceeding. A body believed to be Tibbetts was discovered Tuesday hidden in a corn field beneath several corn stalks after Rivera led authorities to the location. Tibbetts' killing has fueled Republican calls to strengthen border security, while raising questions as to how Rivera was able to enter and remain in the country. Rivera worked at a dairy farm, Yarrabee Farms, for the past four years -- less than three miles from where the 20-year-old University of Iowa student was staying the night she vanished in July. The company said he was in good standing as a worker and was shocked to learn of his alleged involvement in Tibbetts' disappearance and murder. The suspect told law enforcement he approached Tibbetts while she was running, according to authorities. He claimed to have blacked out and realized later that he had put Tibbetts in his trunk. Investigators said they believed Rivera had been in the area for four to seven years. On Wednesday night, President Trump cited Tibbetts' case to call for changes to the country's immigration laws. "Molly Tibbetts, an incredible young woman, is now permanently separated from her family. A person came in from Mexico Illegally and killed her. We need the wall, we need our immigration laws changed. We need our border laws changed. We need Republicans to do it because the Democrats arent going to do it. This is one instance of many," the president said in a video posted to Twitter. Donald J. Trump ? @realDonaldTrump 3:24 PM - Aug 22, 2018 58.6K 29.1K people are talking about this Twitter Ads info and privacy Democrats are aggressively trying to flip the House seats of two Republicans in Iowa in November, Reps. David Young in the 3rd Congressional District and Rod Blum in the 1st Congressional District. Both races are toss-ups, and are considered key contests as Democrats try to retake the House in the midterms. That would require Democrats winning a total of 24 currently GOP-held seats. Immigration had played a significant role in two campaigns even before Tibbetts' disappearance. Cristhian Rivera is charged with murder of 20-year-old Iowa student Mollie Tibbetts. Democrats have nominated Finkenauer and Axne to take on Blum and Young, respectively. Both Finkenauer and Axne are seeking to the first women to represent Iowa in the House. Axne has vowed to a provide a "full path to citizenship for Dreamers and undocumented immigrants who don't have a criminal background," referring to illegal immigrants brought to the country as children. The progressive Finkenauer also has come out in support of immigration reform. Neither Axne nor Finkenauer responded to Fox News' requests for comments on the Tibbetts case. On the Republican side, Young had taken a moderate approach to the issue, saying he wanted border security but also a path to citizenship for Dreamers, the Des Moines Register reported. Blum, for his part, has called for an end to family separations at the border in the wake of the Trump administration's "zero tolerance" policy on arresting all illegal border crossers, but stressed that media coverage of the issue has been unfair. The Tibbetts case also could have national political ramifications. The once-fringe call to abolish ICE in recent months has been picked up by top 2020 Democratic prospects, including Sens. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., and Kirsten Gillibrand, D-N.Y. There are signs not all Democrats are ready to take the idea mainstream, though. In July, House Republicans passed a nonbinding resolution expressing support for ICE, effectively daring Democrats to oppose the measure on record. Only 35 Democrats voted against the bill, with 133 voting present. http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2018/08/22/iowa-dems-reject- partisan-fight-over-mollie-tibbetts-as-platform-opposes- enforcing-federal-immigration- laws.html?intcmp=ob_article_footer_text&intcmp=obnetwork