President Barack Obama says his plan to stop deporting
younger illegal immigrants who came to the U.S. as children will make the system
"more fair, more efficient and more just."
The president says it "makes no sense to expel talented young people"
who are essentially Americans. He says he was taking the action in the absence of
action by Congress "to fix our broken system."
Obama's election-year initiative should help him among Hispanic voters. It will
begin granting young immigrants work permits, affecting as many as 800,000 young
people who have lived in fear of deportation.
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This is not a law it's a temporary tactic.
ReplyDeleteI will support him if he deports their criminal parents
ReplyDeletehe's breaking the law again.
ReplyDeleteWe as citizen should band together and sue. This is not right. Watch the news, This morning, CNN interviewed a female student with a felony charge who gets to stay here in the u. s. as an illegal immgrant because she is still in school. But, this country locks up more of their own u. s. born citizen while illegals immigrants excel.
ReplyDeleteThey should be sent back home to excel in their own country and not be allowed to come here ILLEGALLY to excel on our backs!
ReplyDeleteThe definition of ILLEGAL has never changed, stop treating it as if it has!
GET THEM OUT!!