28 U.S. Code § 2680. Exceptions

28 U.S. Code § 2680. Exceptions

- Exceptions

The exceptions of his case are not belonging to 28 U.S. Code § 2680. Exceptions - however, the exceptions of his is very important to his case because the Government of the United States of America did not interfere with the self-determination of the Republic of Vietnam if the Government of the United States of America did not trample down the independence of the Republic of Vietnam. So the Government of the United States of America did respect self-determination of the Republic of Vietnam when the United States Congress has enacted American law that was confirmed by the Paris Peace Accords on January 27, 1973, during President Nixon has solemnly declared and said, " The United States respected self-determination of the Republic of Vietnam - and no one will be left behind." However, the Government of the United States of America has been doing for the Vietnam War when no the United States Constitution, no the American law, and no the American justice has ordered seizing the Republic of Vietnam and selling out to communism which was exceptions of the United States Constitution, the American law, and the American justice, but the exceptions of the United States of America is to be beginning a self - evident justice. That the Government of the United States of America has entirely had obligations' compensation the injured damages of his case of prisoner of war and so on. Because of the Government of the United States of America is a Great Power, when, all world is knowing, the United States Constitution, the American law, and American justice are symbolized for the Vietnam War.

But the Vietnam War of the Government of the United States of America has become to Neo-colonial war of the United States; the United States Congress has enacted American law which is Foreign Assistance Act in 1963 when the Government of the United States of American was strongly progressing for the proxy war in the Republic of Vietnam and then, the American Government has sold off the Republic of Vietnam to communism. In contrast, why did the Government of the United States of American to had been oppressing force, weak Vietnamese people, that we ought to serve the proxy war of the United States for the thirty years in the past, but the American Government did not give us win communism when the United States Congress enacted the law? That is why in the end the Government of the United States of America did not only sell off the Republic of Vietnam to communism but also destroyed all of the Republic of Vietnam Army that totally is one million talent soldier, but the Government of the United States of America has never compensated any pennies to us. In his opinion that no parents of the human world were born the children to let them service proxy war of America without had any benefit but also lost in all properties of their lives. Where is the ethical conscience of the American Government put into the proxy war in the Republic of Vietnam when the American Government is a super modern civilized society? Or so-called the exception of the United States Congress and Constitution was bankrupted by the American Revolution, so the American law of the proxy war of the United States of America of the Vietnam War of the Republic of Vietnam was not existed by America. As a result, the compensation of prisoner of war of the Vietnam War of the American Government is nothing.

That is why; he’d like to prove this article, which talks about Ex. vice president, as he is Ex-senator of the American Government when he was approved Foreign Assonance Act in 1963, but now says Ex Biden no obligation for the Southern Officers of the Vietnam War of the Republic of Vietnam - so the article’s saying : 'The US has no obligation': Biden fought to keep Vietnamese refugees out of the US - Joe Biden, the 2020 Democratic presidential front-runner, and advocate of large-scale immigration, once tried to block the evacuation of tens of thousands of South Vietnamese refugees who had helped the United States during the Vietnam War.

As a senator, the future vice president, now 76, was adamant that the U.S. had "no obligation, moral or otherwise, to evacuate foreign nationals," dismissing concerns for their safety as the North Vietnamese Army and Viet Cong swept south toward Saigon in 1975.

His position was in stark contrast to the one he took nearly 30 years later over Iraqi and Afghan interpreters who had worked with U.S. forces. "We owe these people," his then top foreign policy adviser Tony Blinken said in 2012. "We have a debt to these people. They put their lives on the line for the United States."

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Biden said in 2015 that keeping Syrian refugees out of the U.S. would be a win for ISIS and tweeted in 2017 that "we must protect, support, and welcome refugees" to maintain the promise of America.

As South Vietnam collapsed at the end of the Vietnam War in the spring of 1975, President Gerald Ford and the U.S. government undertook to evacuate thousands of South Vietnamese families who had assisted the U.S. throughout the war. The leading voice in the Senate opposing this rescue effort was then-Sen. Joe Biden.

Hundreds of thousands of South Vietnamese allies were in danger of recriminations from the Communists, but Biden insisted that “the United States has no obligation to evacuate one — or 100,001 — South Vietnamese.”

In April 1975, Ford argued that, as the last American troops were removed from the country, the U.S. should evacuate the South Vietnamese who had helped the U.S. during the war, too.

“The United States has had a long tradition of opening its doors to immigrants of all countries … And we’ve always been a humanitarian nation,” Ford said. “We felt that a number of these South Vietnamese had been very loyal to the United States and deserved an opportunity to live in freedom.”

But Biden objected and called for a meeting between the president and the Senate Foreign Relations Committee to voice his objections to Ford’s funding request for these efforts. Secretary of State Henry Kissinger, who led the meeting, told the senators that “the total list of the people endangered in Vietnam is over a million” and that “the irreducible list is 174,000.”

Biden said U.S. allies should not be rescued: “We should focus on getting them [the U.S. troops] out. Getting the Vietnamese out and military aid for the GVN [South Vietnam’s government] are totally different.”

Kissinger said there were “Vietnamese to whom we have an obligation,” but Biden responded: “I will vote for any amount for getting the Americans out. I don’t want it mixed with getting the Vietnamese out.”

Ford was upset with Biden’s response, believing that failing to evacuate the South Vietnamese would be a betrayal of American values: “We opened our door to the Hungarians … Our tradition is to welcome the oppressed. I don't think these people should be treated any differently from any other people — the Hungarians, Cubans, Jews from the Soviet Union.”

The Senate Foreign Relations Committee recommended that the bill be passed by the full Senate by a vote of 14 to 3. Biden was one of just three senators on the committee who voted nay. The conference report also passed the Senate as a whole by a vote of 46-17, where Biden again voted against it.

Saigon fell on April 30, 1975, and hundreds of thousands of South Vietnamese who did not manage to escape the country were eventually sent to reeducation camps, where they were often abused, tortured, or killed.

Julia Taft, who headed the U.S.’s Inter-Agency Task Force on Indochinese Refugee Resettlement in 1975, told NPR in 2007 that the refugees should have been helped. “I mean, they'd worked with us," she said. "They'd been translators. They'd been employees. They'd been part of the South Vietnamese army, which was an ally, and just general victims of the whole chaos.”

Despite opposition from Biden, and from other leading Democrats at the time, the U.S. military evacuated over 130,000 Vietnamese refugees in the immediate wake of the collapse of South Vietnam, and hundreds of thousands more were resettled inside the U.S. in the following years.

One of those refugees was Quang Pham, who wrote a 2010 autobiography, A Sense of Duty: Our Journey from Vietnam to America, about his escape to the U.S. in 1975 at the age of 10 with his mother and his three sisters, aged 11, 6, and 2. His father, a member of the South Vietnamese military, did not make it out with them and spent over a decade in a reeducation camp before making it to the U.S. in 1992.

Speaking with the Washington Examiner, Pham praised Ford for saving Vietnamese refugees such as his family and criticized Democrats such as Biden for trying to keep them out, saying, “When we needed help, I remember who helped us — and who didn’t.”

Pham, who grew up in the U.S., joined the Marines and served in the First Gulf War, said, "The Vietnamese refugees from 1975 had a lot of help from Americans who lived near the refugee camps and from Vietnam vets who felt they had a debt to help us. And I’m grateful for that."

“When you look at the biggest supporters of Vietnam refugees, it definitely wasn’t Sen. Biden,” Pham said. “The people who wanted us weren’t necessarily who you’d expect — the openness wasn’t coming from Democrats.”

Referring to Biden, Pham said, “You have to look at foreign policy and humanitarianism. The Vietnam refugee crisis was a big deal in 1975. Even if you were against the war, why wouldn’t you support the refugees? Why wouldn’t you support the families and women and children who were trying to escape?”

“If we get involved in wars, there will be refugees ... So we need to think about our moral obligation to non-Americans, especially to our allies,” Pham said.

Asked whether he thought it was fair to judge Biden based on his actions from 1975, Pham replied, “As someone running for President, its part of his record, just like everything else."

A famous leadership of the United States Congress is a great power, but he was mistaken for the right enforcement of the American law and American Justice, so his life is bankrupted by these wrongful actions why is why the American citizens who are freely investing for what they want, but in contrast, the Southern people and officers were discriminated by the American Government policies. When the Government of the United States of America has pushed us to the Stone Age, the American citizens have discovering Mars, high-technology, and civil society which is why the Government of the United States of America has used the Vietnamese people and the Republic of Vietnam Army in the war game.

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