'Hearing 5 million people who are now not going to be deported'
(WASHINGTON EXAMINER) Congressional Republicans seethed while Democrats were cautiously excited on eve of President Obama’s big announcement about his plans to ease deportation laws for millions of people living here illegally.
“I’m looking for big!” Rep. Jan Schakowsky, D-Ill., told the Washington Examiner, when asked what she hoped Obama would say in a prime time address on Thursday.
“What we are hearing is it will be five million people who are now not going to be deported. That’s keeping families together, and that’s huge in my district.”
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Sure !!!we will see...!!!when the congress gets home and get an earful...this will be turned around..bet on it
ReplyDeleteYeah let them stay for another 2 years while we collect info on them and use them up. Then when BO's gone swoop down scoop them up and kick their butts back to where they belong.
ReplyDeleteHe's just here to destroy our country, folks. Nothing to see here; just move along...
ReplyDeleteExecutive actions like this can be reversed by incoming administrations. It is critical to make this an issue in the upcoming presidential election. Send these criminals packing and end the anchor-baby BS once and for all.
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