Rep. King questions how terrorist group member attended White House meeting

Rep. King questions how terrorist group member attended White House meeting

House Homeland Security Committee Chairman Peter King (R-N.Y.) has asked the Obama administration to explain why a member of a known terrorist group was allowed to enter the United States last week and participate in high-level meetings at the White House and State Department.

King wrote to Secretary of Homeland Security Janet Napolitano on Sunday to ask several questions about Hani Nour Eldin's visit last week. Eldin is a member of Egypt's parliament, but he is also a member of Gamaa Islamiya, or the the Islamic Group, which has been linked to violence in Egypt and is a designated terrorist organization.

THE HILL

TONY DIGIROLAMO- IS THIS PRESIDENT UNCOMFORTABLE WITH BRINGING A TERRORIST IN THE WHITE HOUSE? I DON'T THINK SO.

Obama’s policy strategy: Ignore laws

Obama’s policy strategy: Ignore laws

President Obama returned Friday to a trusted tactic — satisfying his political allies by not doing something.

Conservatives were angry when Janet Napolitano announced the administration would stop deporting certain undocumented immigrants but they should have seen it coming. On issue after issue – gay rights, drug enforcement, Internet gambling, school achievement standards – the administration has chosen to achieve its goals by a method best described as passive-aggressive.

POLITICO

TONY DIGIROLAMO- HE'S TRAMPLED THE CONSTITUTION HE HAS CIRCUMVENTED MY REPRESENTATIVE, CONGRESSMAN, RANDY FORBES OF CHESAPEAKE, VIRGINIA. THERE MUST BE A CONSTITUTIONAL LAWYER OUT THERE WHO CAN CALL THIS POLITICAL VIGILANTE, ONE WHO'S MAKING EXECUTIVE BRANCH LEGISLATION WITHOUT REPRESENTATION.