[England] The BLM Import.

[BIAD]

Thats what its all about, divide the people...

Yep and as you can see, it never stops. The media love it 'cos it brings ratings.

.........................................................
All Flights Matter.

Nigel Farage trip to attend Donald Trump rally investigated by homeland security committee.

US congressman Bennie G Thompson says the decision to allow Mr Farage's visit from the
UK raises "numerous troubling questions".


Nigel Farage and US Congressman Bernie G Thompson.

'A US congressman has launched an investigation after Nigel Farage apparently flew to America to
attend a Donald Trump rally during the coronavirus pandemic. Bennie G Thompson, chairman of the
House of Representatives' committee on homeland security, said the decision to allow the visit raised
"numerous troubling questions" at the time of travel restrictions from the UK.

The US has barred entry to arrivals from Britain, with the exception of US citizens, their family members
and "individuals who meet specified exceptions". Brexit Party leader Mr Farage posted a photograph of
himself on Saturday with the caption:
"In the USA, only twenty four hours from Tulsa" - the destination of the US president's rally over the weekend.

@Nigel_Farage
In the USA, only twenty four hours from Tulsa.


2:15 PM - Jun 20, 2020

Mr Thompson said he had sent a letter to Chad Wolf, acting secretary of homeland security, requesting "all
relevant documents" on the decision to "waive the travel ban for Mr Farage". He said: "The decision of the
Trump administration to admit Mr Farage to the United States to enable him to attend a campaign rally at
a time when most travel from the United Kingdom to the US has been suspended raises numerous troubling
questions, as does the claim that such travel was in the national interest."

Mr Thompson, a Mississippi Democrat, said a statement provided to his staff by America's Customs and Border
Protection (CBP) confirmed Mr Farage was initially denied boarding while attempting to fly from the UK to fly from
the UK to the US, due to the coronavirus travel restrictions.

According to the congressman, the CBP said the Department of Homeland Security conducted a review and
determined Mr Farage's travel was "permissible" as his entry to the US "would be in the national interest" and
he was allowed to board the flight.

In his letter to Mr Wolf, Mr Thompson has requested that the Department of Homeland Security provide "all
communication" since 14 March related to Mr Farage's trip to the US. He also requests documents on "the
individual who ultimately approved travel to the US by Mr Farage" and "the determination and justification"
that the trip "was a matter of national interest".

Sky News has contacted the Brexit Party for comment.
Mr Farage previously appeared alongside Mr Trump to give a speech at a rally in Mississippi in August 2016
before the last US presidential election. At the time, he spoke about his role in the campaign for Britain to leave
the European Union, but stopped short of endorsing Mr Trump for president.
It was announced earlier this month that Mr Farage will no longer host his LBC Radio show which he had presented 
since January 2017...'

Sky News Archived Source: