A few days ago, I reported at the end of a post on the decline of Jewish support for Obama here in the US, that Israel was recently included on a list of 36 countries whose citizens are to be subject to a 'third-agency check', a special, additional check by Immigration & Customs Enforcement (ICE). The same spokesman for ICE that originally defended the inclusion of Israel on the list, now has issued a retraction, saying that it was a mistake:
The addition of Israel in the OIG’s [Office of the Inspector General] list of ICE's 'Third-Agency Checks' (TAC) was based on inaccurate information provided to the OIG during the course of its audit.The translation is "You may now resume your regularly-scheduled contributions to the DNC."
And North Korea, removed from the list when Israel was included? What about them?
It seems that the administration is still channeling Emily Litella.
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