Cuccinelli in a sentence

Then in a further slap in the face, Wolf then announced that acting U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services Director and immigration hardliner, Ken Cuccinelli, will serve as his deputy, putting Cuccinelli in a post many advocates and critics feared.

Cuccinelli’s South Carolina itinerary calls for stops in Columbia, Charleston, Greenville and Spartanburg on Monday and Tuesday of next week (March 20-21, 2023).

Mr. Cuccinelli was one of Mr. Cruz’s top delegate hunters at the time.

The fact of that transfer, which was to fund attacks on Mr. DeSantis’s closest rival in the presidential primary, Nikki Haley, was called “exceedingly objectionable” by another Never Back Down official, Ken Cuccinelli, in an email to colleagues.

A Canadian citizen was turned away at the northern border as a part of President Donald Trump’s temporary ban on people who have visited China before their arrival in the United States, acting Homeland Security Deputy Secretary Ken Cuccinelli said Monday.

Cuccinelli said the state’s laws endanger public safety by making it more difficult for immigration and border agents to easily confirm someone’s identification and criminal record.

It’s a warning label,” Ken Cuccinelli, the Department of Homeland Security senior official performing the duties of the deputy secretary, said during a news conference Wednesday.

Ken Cuccinelli, acting head of U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, said Friday that the administration was starting over.

Mr. Cuccinelli said last week at a Senate homeland security hearing that the screenings had been successful at slowing the outbreak.

Only this week, he about it, but has been whipping us with wet noodles for weeks now,” Cuccinelli quipped.

Regulars like you and I can't begin to imagine how irritating it must be to search your Hamptons house top to bottom for a favourite Brunello Cuccinelli jumper, only to realise you left it in the castle on your last trip to the Highlands.

That would be Ken Cuccinelli, who when he went on Twitter to ask for tips on how to find an online map of coronavirus sites posted by Johns Hopkins University.

The administration’s detailed policies—pushed for by such figures as White House senior adviser Stephen Miller and U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services acting director Ken Cuccinelli—are responsible for this remarkable development.

Trump was joined by Chad Wolf, acting secretary of the Department of Homeland Security; Ken Cuccinelli, the acting deputy DHS secretary; and Mark Morgan, acting commissioner of Customs and Border Protection.

Acting Customs and Immigrations Director Ken Cuccinelli defends the administration’s “public charge” rule.

Both men carried extensive criminal records, and Cuccinelli noted that local authorities repeatedly ignored Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) detainers on one of the accused men.

Cuccinelli also speaks glowingly of the fact that the 1882 law was even "broadened" in the years following, somehow failing to mention that said "broadening" involved the exclusion of specific ethnic groups.

CUCCINELLI: If they don't have future prospects of being legal permanent residents without welfare, that will be counted against them, yes.

Cuccinelli is emerging as the public face of the president’s hard-line immigration policies.

Cuccinelli later assured a CNN host that he was not intending to rewrite poetry: “I didn’t bring up the poem, an NPR reporter did and now you have.