Subject: "News"

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According to Justice Department data, the majority of immigrants claiming ‘credible fear’ back home that are seeking asylum in the U.S do not actually file for it once they are released into the country. New immigrants “gamed” the system so much during the Obama Administration that deportation orders increased 1,350%.

Asylum claims from Honduras, Guatemala, and El Salvador rose 892% from 2012 to 2017. Since 2006, 53% of all claims never ended up filling filed an asylum application, because the immigrants got what they wanted, free entry into the U.S. 65% of pending cases originated from credible fear have never resulted in an asylum applications.

Usually claims are made by immigrants coming though established border crossing areas, but the data shows a massive surge in those crossing the U.S. border illegally trying to claim asylum. If these people are truly afraid for their lives why are they not taking asylum in places that are a lot closer like Mexico, Nicaragua, Belize, Costa Rica, Panama, or other places? Because Obama's policies created an irresistible opportunity for them. Now ICE is stuck cleaning up the mess and removing these tens of thousands of families and kids who never should have been allowed in to begin with.

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The full list of 17 FBI, DOJ officials named by Chairman Nunes include:

• Trisha Anderson, DOJ lawyer
• James Baker, former FBI general counsel
• Gregory Brower, former FBI congressional liaison
• John Carlin, former head of the DOJ’s national security division
• Kevin Clinesmith, FBI lawyer
• Tashina Gauhar, DOJ official
• David Laufman, former head of DOJ’s counterintelligence division
• Andrew McCabe, former FBI deputy director
• Mary McCord, former DOJ lawyer
• Jonathan Moffa, FBI official
• Sally Moyer, FBI lawyer
• Bruce Ohr, former associate deputy attorney general
• Lisa Page, former FBI lawyer
• Joseph Pientka, FBI agent
• E.W. “Bill” Priestap, assistant director of the FBI counterintelligence division
• Peter Strzok, FBI agent
• George Toscas, DOJ official

Nunes requests that the task force should consider interviewing these individuals in an open setting for the sake of transparency, so that the American people are fully informed as possible.

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This is the latest post from Q discussing the public awakening. We will be attacked by the media, Q deniers, never-Trumper's, and more. But we know the truth and we will give support to those that seek it. Read the Q post and leave a comment below.

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Q drop gives a heads-up to an airplane incident at NY's JFK airport possibly related to a previous Q post with crumb. Stay tuned.

Twitter Thread of Passenger
"I’ve never been told to put my hands up on any plane, but this happened on our @JetBlue plane back to LAX!! Super scary moment as the swat-like team came down the aisle, guns out. #jetblue"

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Today, the FDA approved a purified form of the drug cannabidiol (CBD). This is one of more than 80 active chemicals in marijuana. The new product was approved to treat seizures associated with two rare, severe forms of epilepsy in patients two years of age and older.

Epidiolex was recommended for approval by an advisory committee in April, and the agency had until this week to make a decision. The strawberry-flavored syrup is a purified form of a chemical in the cannabis plant — but not the one that gets users high.

The twice-daily oral solution is approved for use in patients 2 and older to treat two types of epileptic syndromes:

• Dravet syndrome, a rare genetic dysfunction of the brain that begins in the first year of life
• Lennox-Gastaut syndrome, a form of epilepsy with multiple types of seizures that begin in early childhood, usually between 3 and 5.

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In a new book, “Pablo Escobar In Fraganti,” Escobar, who lives under the pseudonym, Juan Sebastián Marroquín, explains his “father worked for the CIA selling cocaine to finance the fight against Communism in Central America.”

“The drug business is very different than what we dreamed,” he continues. “What the CIA was doing was buying the controls to get the drug into their country and getting a wonderful deal.”

“He did not make the money alone,” Marroquín elaborated in an interview, “but with US agencies that allowed him access to this money. He had direct relations with the CIA.”

Notably, Marroquín added, “the person who sold the most drugs to the CIA was Pablo Escobar.”

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