BREAKING: HOUSE Votes “Yes” On American Security Against Foreign Enemies Act…But What Does That Really Mean For Our Nation’s Security?As the House moves closer to actually representing the will of We The People with this vote, what does it really mean in terms of stopping the bleed of Muslim men (Syrian refugees) into our country?The American Security Against Foreign Enemies Act that was approved by the US House this afternoon will not prohibit Syrian Refugees (Muslim males) from entering our country. It just ensures they are being more carefully screened. Congress needs to act NOW to stop the flow of potential terrorists and mostly military age Muslim men who have been conditioned to hating America for their entire lives into our country.The House of Representatives has approved legislation that would make it even more difficult for refugees from Syria and Iraq to enter the United States.Our Imperial President, Barack Hussein Obama has already said he ll veto the bill With almost unanimous support from Republicans and 47 Democrats supporting, the House approved by 289 votes to 137 the American Security Against Foreign Enemies Act, which would require the secretary of homeland security, the FBI director and the director of national intelligence to each certify that a refugee was not a threat to national security before they were admitted to the United States.This certification would come on top of the preexisting extensive screening process for refugees seeking admittance to the United States, which currently takes over 18 months.The White House has already said the president will veto the legislation and both chief of staff Denis McDonough and secretary of homeland security Jeh Johnson were on Capitol Hill lobbying against the bill on Thursday. However, those efforts did not sway some Democratic skeptics.New York Democrat Sean Patrick Maloney told reporters that he thought the bill represented a simple improvement to the process.  The administration is required to certify many things under federal law, and I don t understand why the president couldn t direct the heads of these agencies within 24 hours of the completion of existing process to make this certification or not. It adds no new time. The New York congressman said  it is offensive to me that we would stigmatize refugees and make victims of people who have suffered so much already  and said he did not think the bill did that, unlike the reactions of many governors and Republican president candidates to the refugee issue. Instead, he insisted it represented a simple step to provide certification to the preexisting screening process.Democratic opponents of the bill such as representative Emanuel Cleaver of Missouri dismissed the legislation something simply designed to make people feel better. However, he noted that there had been a failure among politicians of both parties to acknowledge  the very legitimate and very real fear that s out there . In doing so, Cleaver echoed remarks made to reporters yesterday by Democratic senator Tim Kaine who complained that the Obama administration had not properly  explained [the vetting system for refugees] to the American public .Republicans were realistic about the bill s dim prospects of becoming law but saw it as an important step in raising public awareness of the refugee issue. Iowa congressman Steve King told the Guardian said that, while there was very little that Congress could pass that would avoid a veto, the bill  brings the public s attention to this .King said he thought the increased public attention would make it harder for Obama to veto the bill, which would also need to pass the Senate to become law, and might even make it possible for an Obama veto to be overridden by Congress. However, King thought that the focus on the refugee issue  missed the point  and there instead  we need to destroy the caliphates and defeat the ideology of Islamic jihad .King said:  It s the equivalent of going into emergency room with patients bleeding off of gurneys and going and getting a bucket and mop to mop it up instead of stopping the bleeding. His thoughts were echoed in part by Tim Huelskamp of Kansas, who noted that many of his constituents had been worried about whether Syrian refugees had been properly vetted since before the Paris attacks.The Kansas Republican saw this bill as prelude to a fight in December over the budget, seeing the possibility of attaching a rider on refugee policy to an appropriations (spending) bill.  I don t think the president is gonna shut government down to bring Syrian refugees into this country and that s the only way to get attention,  he said. Via: The GuardianGovernment News
breaking house votes yes on american security against foreign enemies what does that really mean for our nation security as house moves closer actually representing we the people vote really mean terms stopping bleed muslim men syrian refugees country the american security against foreign enemies act approved us house afternoon prohibit syrian refugees muslim males entering country it ensures carefully screened congress needs act now stop flow potential terrorists mostly military age muslim men conditioned hating america entire lives house representatives approved legislation would make even difficult refugees syria iraq enter united imperial president barack hussain obama already said veto bill with almost unanimous support republicans democrats supporting house approved votes american security against foreign enemies act would require secretary homeland security fbi director director national intelligence certify refugee threat national security admitted united certification would come top preexisting extensive screening process refugees seeking admittance united states currently takes white house already said president veto legislation chief staff denis mcdonough secretary homeland security jeh johnson capitol hill lobbying bill thursday however efforts sway democratic york democrat sean patrick malone told reporters thought bill represented simple improvement process the administration required certify many things federal law i understand president direct heads agencies within hours completion existing process make certification it adds new time the new york congressman said offensive would stigmatize refugees make victims people suffered much already said think bill unlike reactions many governors republican president candidates refugee issue instead insisted represented simple step provide certification preexisting screening opponents bill representative manuel clearer missouri dismissed legislation something simply designed make people feel better however noted failure among politicians parties acknowledge legitimate real fear in clearer echoed remarks made reporters yesterday democratic senator tim maine complained obama administration properly explained vetting system refugees american public realistic bill dim prospects becoming law saw important step raising public awareness refugee issue iowa congressman steve king told guardian said little congress could pass would avoid veto bill brings public attention said thought increased public attention would make harder obama veto bill would also need pass senate become law might even make possible obama veto overridden congress however king thought focus refugee issue missed point instead need destroy caliphate defeat ideology islamic jihad said it equivalent going emergency room patients bleeding surveys going getting bucket mop mop instead stopping bleeding his thoughts echoed part tim huelskamp kansas noted many constituents worried whether syrian refugees properly vetted since paris kansas republican saw bill prelude fight december budget seeing possibility attaching rider refugee policy appropriations spending bill i think president gon na shut government bring syrian refugees country way get attention said via the guardiangovernment news
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: BREAKING: HOUSE Votes “Yes” On American Security Against Foreign Enemies Act…But What Does That Really Mean For Our Nation’s Security?As the House moves closer to actually representing the will of We The People with this vote, what does it really mean in terms of stopping the bleed of Muslim men (Syrian refugees) into our country?The American Security Against Foreign Enemies Act that was approved by the US House this afternoon will not prohibit Syrian Refugees (Muslim males) from entering our country. It just ensures they are being more carefully screened. Congress needs to act NOW to stop the flow of potential terrorists and mostly military age Muslim men who have been conditioned to hating America for their entire lives into our country.The House of Representatives has approved legislation that would make it even more difficult for refugees from Syria and Iraq to enter the United States.Our Imperial President, Barack Hussein Obama has already said he ll veto the bill With almost unanimous support from Republicans and 47 Democrats supporting, the House approved by 289 votes to 137 the American Security Against Foreign Enemies Act, which would require the secretary of homeland security, the FBI director and the director of national intelligence to each certify that a refugee was not a threat to national security before they were admitted to the United States.This certification would come on top of the preexisting extensive screening process for refugees seeking admittance to the United States, which currently takes over 18 months.The White House has already said the president will veto the legislation and both chief of staff Denis McDonough and secretary of homeland security Jeh Johnson were on Capitol Hill lobbying against the bill on Thursday. However, those efforts did not sway some Democratic skeptics.New York Democrat Sean Patrick Maloney told reporters that he thought the bill represented a simple improvement to the process.  The administration is required to certify many things under federal law, and I don t understand why the president couldn t direct the heads of these agencies within 24 hours of the completion of existing process to make this certification or not. It adds no new time. The New York congressman said  it is offensive to me that we would stigmatize refugees and make victims of people who have suffered so much already  and said he did not think the bill did that, unlike the reactions of many governors and Republican president candidates to the refugee issue. Instead, he insisted it represented a simple step to provide certification to the preexisting screening process.Democratic opponents of the bill such as representative Emanuel Cleaver of Missouri dismissed the legislation something simply designed to make people feel better. However, he noted that there had been a failure among politicians of both parties to acknowledge  the very legitimate and very real fear that s out there . In doing so, Cleaver echoed remarks made to reporters yesterday by Democratic senator Tim Kaine who complained that the Obama administration had not properly  explained [the vetting system for refugees] to the American public .Republicans were realistic about the bill s dim prospects of becoming law but saw it as an important step in raising public awareness of the refugee issue. Iowa congressman Steve King told the Guardian said that, while there was very little that Congress could pass that would avoid a veto, the bill  brings the public s attention to this .King said he thought the increased public attention would make it harder for Obama to veto the bill, which would also need to pass the Senate to become law, and might even make it possible for an Obama veto to be overridden by Congress. However, King thought that the focus on the refugee issue  missed the point  and there instead  we need to destroy the caliphates and defeat the ideology of Islamic jihad .King said:  It s the equivalent of going into emergency room with patients bleeding off of gurneys and going and getting a bucket and mop to mop it up instead of stopping the bleeding. His thoughts were echoed in part by Tim Huelskamp of Kansas, who noted that many of his constituents had been worried about whether Syrian refugees had been properly vetted since before the Paris attacks.The Kansas Republican saw this bill as prelude to a fight in December over the budget, seeing the possibility of attaching a rider on refugee policy to an appropriations (spending) bill.  I don t think the president is gonna shut government down to bring Syrian refugees into this country and that s the only way to get attention,  he said. Via: The GuardianGovernment News
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: breaking house votes yes on american security against foreign enemies what does that really mean for our nation security as house moves closer actually representing we the people vote really mean terms stopping bleed muslim men syrian refugees country the american security against foreign enemies act approved us house afternoon prohibit syrian refugees muslim males entering country it ensures carefully screened congress needs act now stop flow potential terrorists mostly military age muslim men conditioned hating america entire lives house representatives approved legislation would make even difficult refugees syria iraq enter united imperial president barack hussain obama already said veto bill with almost unanimous support republicans democrats supporting house approved votes american security against foreign enemies act would require secretary homeland security fbi director director national intelligence certify refugee threat national security admitted united certification would come top preexisting extensive screening process refugees seeking admittance united states currently takes white house already said president veto legislation chief staff denis mcdonough secretary homeland security jeh johnson capitol hill lobbying bill thursday however efforts sway democratic york democrat sean patrick malone told reporters thought bill represented simple improvement process the administration required certify many things federal law i understand president direct heads agencies within hours completion existing process make certification it adds new time the new york congressman said offensive would stigmatize refugees make victims people suffered much already said think bill unlike reactions many governors republican president candidates refugee issue instead insisted represented simple step provide certification preexisting screening opponents bill representative manuel clearer missouri dismissed legislation something simply designed make people feel better however noted failure among politicians parties acknowledge legitimate real fear in clearer echoed remarks made reporters yesterday democratic senator tim maine complained obama administration properly explained vetting system refugees american public realistic bill dim prospects becoming law saw important step raising public awareness refugee issue iowa congressman steve king told guardian said little congress could pass would avoid veto bill brings public attention said thought increased public attention would make harder obama veto bill would also need pass senate become law might even make possible obama veto overridden congress however king thought focus refugee issue missed point instead need destroy caliphate defeat ideology islamic jihad said it equivalent going emergency room patients bleeding surveys going getting bucket mop mop instead stopping bleeding his thoughts echoed part tim huelskamp kansas noted many constituents worried whether syrian refugees properly vetted since paris kansas republican saw bill prelude fight december budget seeing possibility attaching rider refugee policy appropriations spending bill i think president gon na shut government bring syrian refugees country way get attention said via the guardiangovernment news