February 24, 2020

President Donald Trump on Sunday congratulated Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders on ” a great win ” in the Nevada caucuses, saying he hopes the Democratic presidential candidate is ” treated fairly ” during the nominating process.

” So I think it was a great win for Bernie Sanders. We’ll see how it all turns out. They’ve got a lot of winning to do ” Trump said. ” I hope they treat him fairly.”

Speaking to reporters outside the White House before an official trip to India , Trump also said he hadn’t been briefed on Russian efforts to help Sanders’ presidential campaign as part of an effort to interfere with the Democratic contest , contradicting a White House official who previously told CNN that the President had been briefed on the matter.

” I read where Russia is helping Bernie Sanders. Nobody said it to me at all. Nobody briefed me about that at all … I have not been briefed on that all ” Trump told reporters.

CNN previously reported that the intelligence community’s top election security official had delivered a briefing to lawmakers warning them that the intelligence community believes Russia is already taking steps to interfere in the 2020 election with the goal of helping Trump win at a time when Sanders is emerging as the Democratic front-runner , according to three sources familiar with the matter. It remains unclear how Russia is attempting to help Sanders, according to The Washington Post, which first reported that the Sanders campaign had been briefed on the effort.

At a rally in Las Vegas before the Post’s report broke , Trump suggested Moscow would prefer Sanders to win , not him , making no mention of the fact he’d been briefed about the matter.

” Sources familiar ” … ” It remain’s unclear ” …

In other words … Ya got FA !!! …

Source: Trump congratulates Bernie Sanders on Nevada caucuses win – CNNPolitics

Disenchanted by the restrictive visa policies in the US, the number of Indians getting permanent residency in Canada increased by 105 per cent in the first 11 months of 2019 alone, the Virginia-based National Foundation for American Policy (NFAP) said in a report.

The NFAP analysis of Immigration, Citizenship and Refugees data in Canada showed that the number of Indians who became permanent residents in Canada increased from 39,340 in 2016 to 80,685 in 2019, the American Bazaar reported on Wednesday citing the report as saying.

The increase also means that the full year Canadian statistics will likely show more than 85,000 Indians gaining permanent residency in Canada in 2019, according to the report.