Speaker 1: Some moments at are worth savoring. Now we got one
Speaker 1: such moment. On Monday, the Supreme Court issued a five
Speaker 1: to four ruling allowing the Trump administration to implement new
Speaker 1: immigration rules at liberals hate. According to the new public
Speaker 1: charge rules, immigration officials are going to weigh positive and
Speaker 1: negative factors when deciding whether applicants ought to be granted
Speaker 1: legal permanent residency green cards. For example, if an applicants
Speaker 1: unemployed or doesn't have a high school education, or doesn't
Speaker 1: speak English, or uses food stamps or housing subsidies or medicaid,
Speaker 1: those would be negative factors. If an applicant is self supporting,
Speaker 1: is educated, and can contribute to the country, those would
Speaker 1: be positive factors. Now, ironically, these new rules that President
Speaker 1: Trump enacted were once the normal standards that we used
Speaker 1: for immigrants before Democrats opened the floodgates to welfare seekers
Speaker 1: from all over the fruited plane in the world. But
Speaker 1: when President Trump laid out the rules last October, a
Speaker 1: New York District judge issued a nationwide injunction. This judge
Speaker 1: blocked the implementation of national immigration policy as determined by
Speaker 1: the President. One Monday, the Supreme Court lifted that injunction
Speaker 1: while allowing the legal challenges to continue. It's not the
Speaker 1: final ruling. Savor the moment, though. Folks for the moment, because,
Speaker 1: by the narrowest margin possible, the Supreme Court has allowed
Speaker 1: common sense to return to our immigration policy, at least
Speaker 1: for now,