Here is another one of the many millions of deaths Trump will cause during his presidency. So far, the American Soldier in Yemen, the people who died in the raid, the 4 wounded in Seal Team 6 are some of the many people killed by Trump's presidency so far.
Clusterfucks will continue worldwide with many many millions of deaths within the next 4 years time caused directly and indirectly by Trump's presidency. He is well meaning but not qualified to be a U.S. president and likely won't be ever.
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A Michigan man blames the death of his 75-year-old mother on President Donald Trump after she was …
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Detroit Son: My Mom Died Waiting In Iraq Because Of Trump
“I went with my family; I came back by myself. They destroyed our family.”
A Michigan man blames the death of his 75-year-old mother on President Donald Trump after she was forced to stay in Iraq during the implementation of his controversial immigration ban.
Mike Hager, a U.S. citizen who is from Iraq, told the Detroit television affiliate Fox 2 that
he had gone to Iraq to bring his mother, Naimma, back to the United
States for medical treatment after she fell ill while visiting there.
His mother, a permanent U.S. resident, had lived in America since 1995.
But when Hager got to the airport in Iraq, she was turned away, and so
were two of his nephews and a niece, because of Trump’s executive order.
She died the following day.
“She knew right
there if we sent her back to the hospital, she’s going to pass away,
she’s not going to make it,” the Detroit resident said in the interview.
“They destroyed us. I went with my family; I came back by myself. They
destroyed our family.”
In an interview with CBS in Boston, Hager, who worked in Iraq as a translator for U.S. Special Forces, said the decision “came out of nowhere.”
“We put our lives
on the line. I got shot twice in Iraq in Fallujah. And I sacrificed,
give all my life to this country. Now I’m coming over here with my
family not with me,” he said.
Hager blames his
mother’s death on Trump and his decision to temporarily ban the citizens
of seven predominantly Muslim countries from entering America. The ban
initially included green card holders.
Permanent residents who have been deemed safe have since been told they can enter the U.S., but many were snarled at airports around the country for days after the executive order was issued, including some people who were deported and others who were not allowed to board flights to the U.S. from the designated countries.
“I really believe
this in my heart, if they would have let us in, my mom ― she would have
made it and she would have been sitting right here next to me,” Hager
told Fox 2. “She’s gone because of him.”
Watch the full interview with Fox 2 above.
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