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Despite the far left propaganda.:.
So when do we see the bill from the new Congress?
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Until we read the EO we won't know what it does. One thing is sure, hundreds of thousands of newly classified illegals will be able to use Obamacare..
Boy, I'm really failing to get this conversation going on other threads, so I'll try to start one.
From what I've seen the main takeaway from this act is that most illegals will not be deported if they have not been here long enough; they have to pass criminal and security background checks, they have to pay taxes and prove their eligibility to stay.
Seems like much ado about not that much to me.
I also heard him challenge the GOP Congress to pass a bill that will override this act. So, as I asked on another thread -- don't we all agree that our immigration system is fucked up? Don't we want to fix something that is important and fucked up?
And why, precisely, wouldn't the GOP jump at this opportunity to pass a bill and put it on Obama's desk?
What am I missing?
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Hasn't it occurred to you that what the GOP proposed is bullshit. You can't name a single GOP policy in the last 40 years that has helped a majority of Americans. You know they don't want to help the middle class. They hate the poor and minorities, some more than others. How do we know? Listen to their leaders.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxIt does give the GOP an opportunity at least to add or modify some of the conditions. May not go anywhere, but at least maybe a conversation can occur.
What worries me Mac, is with Obama's speech, and this last years wave of kids that came here and are likely to stay, that there is going to now more than ever be the message sent out that if you can get here, you'll likely be able to stay.
We could really be in for a tsunami from the south.
Thanks for the response, for a minute there I thought everyone had me on ignore.
I'm just mystified as to why the GOP doesn't want to just pass a bill. If they're so sure of their positions, why the hell won't they put them in writing?
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they did, but Harry "Whorehouse" Reid shelved them, as he did with 99.99999999% of what the Republicans proposed.
Despite the far left propaganda.:.
So when do we see the bill from the new Congress?
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When will you hold Obama accountable for violating the constitution?
And sense you want to side with the far lefty on tis issue, the new Congress doe snot start until January.
That is the earliest the "new" Congress can do anything.
Until we read the EO we won't know what it does. One thing is sure, hundreds of thousands of newly classified illegals will be able to use Obamacare..
Boy, I'm really failing to get this conversation going on other threads, so I'll try to start one.
From what I've seen the main takeaway from this act is that most illegals will not be deported if they have not been here long enough; they have to pass criminal and security background checks, they have to pay taxes and prove their eligibility to stay.
Seems like much ado about not that much to me.
I also heard him challenge the GOP Congress to pass a bill that will override this act. So, as I asked on another thread -- don't we all agree that our immigration system is fucked up? Don't we want to fix something that is important and fucked up?
And why, precisely, wouldn't the GOP jump at this opportunity to pass a bill and put it on Obama's desk?
What am I missing?
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Thousands of Illegal Immigrants Enrolled in Obamacare
they did, but Harry "Whorehouse" Reid shelved them, as he did with 99.99999999% of what the Republicans proposed.
So they can't write a new one in January, when they're in control?
Wouldn't that be a good idea?
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xxxxxxxxxxxxxThe big deal is illegal means a person has not followed the law. A nation of lawlessness cannot stand. An illegal is here for self interests, we need a nation united. Historically we discovered it was best to grant entry to this country to higher skilled people, this flies in the face of good immigration policy.
Despite the far left propaganda.:.
So when do we see the bill from the new Congress?
.
When will you hold Obama accountable for violating the constitution?
And sense you want to side with the far lefty on tis issue, the new Congress doe snot start until January.
That is the earliest the "new" Congress can do anything.
Great. Obama challenged them to send him a bill. Don't you think that, with their new power, this is the perfect opportunity to lead?
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And why, precisely, wouldn't the GOP jump at this opportunity to pass a bill and put it on Obama's desk?
What am I missing?
I would say that you are missing the fact that some very large employers who are very big supporters of the Republican party, in no way want their source of cheap labor to dry up.
Repubs are all talk, no actions about immigration reform. And there is a reason. Cheap workers who do a decent job.
And why, precisely, wouldn't the GOP jump at this opportunity to pass a bill and put it on Obama's desk?
What am I missing?
I would say that you are missing the fact that some very large employers who are very big supporters of the Republican party, in no way want their source of cheap labor to dry up.
Repubs are all talk, no actions about immigration reform. And there is a reason. Cheap workers who do a decent job.
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Boy, I'm really failing to get this conversation going on other threads, so I'll try to start one.
From what I've seen the main takeaway from this act is that most illegals will not be deported if they have not been here long enough; they have to pass criminal and security background checks, they have to pay taxes and prove their eligibility to stay.
Seems like much ado about not that much to me.
I also heard him challenge the GOP Congress to pass a bill that will override this act. So, as I asked on another thread -- don't we all agree that our immigration system is fucked up? Don't we want to fix something that is important and fucked up?
And why, precisely, wouldn't the GOP jump at this opportunity to pass a bill and put it on Obama's desk?
What am I missing?
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I also heard him challenge the GOP Congress to pass a bill that will override this act. So, as I asked on another thread -- don't we all agree that our immigration system is fucked up? Don't we want to fix something that is important and fucked up?
And why, precisely, wouldn't the GOP jump at this opportunity to pass a bill and put it on Obama's desk?
What am I missing?
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It's looking pretty obvious that the GOP doesn't want to write a new bill on this.
Leadership? No, that's too difficult.
I guess my question is answered.
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they did, but Harry "Whorehouse" Reid shelved them, as he did with 99.99999999% of what the Republicans proposed.
So they can't write a new one in January, when they're in control?
Wouldn't that be a good idea?
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they did, but Harry "Whorehouse" Reid shelved them, as he did with 99.99999999% of what the Republicans proposed.
So they can't write a new one in January, when they're in control?
Wouldn't that be a good idea?
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They'll be too busy shutting down the government again.
And why, precisely, wouldn't the GOP jump at this opportunity to pass a bill and put it on Obama's desk?
What am I missing?
I would say that you are missing the fact that some very large employers who are very big supporters of the Republican party, in no way want their source of cheap labor to dry up.
Repubs are all talk, no actions about immigration reform. And there is a reason. Cheap workers who do a decent job.
Man, you nailed it. The most salient, wise and enduring answer to any question in politics was spoken by FBI official Mark "Deepthroat" Felt, to Bob Woodard when they were trying to bust the Watergate scandal, "Follow the money".
Because they are lazy and want to get high all day, not work. Thanks to all the social programs their moms are on they have learned this lifestyle from "the great society". Thanks liberalsIf we wanted cheap, dumb labor we'd go to Democrat Big City schools and hire people in college who can't read or write
They also must apply for citizenship and pay all fees, which is several thousand dollars...
Boy, I'm really failing to get this conversation going on other threads, so I'll try to start one.
From what I've seen the main takeaway from this act is that most illegals will not be deported if they have not been here long enough; they have to pass criminal and security background checks, they have to pay taxes and prove their eligibility to stay.
Seems like much ado about not that much to me.
I also heard him challenge the GOP Congress to pass a bill that will override this act. So, as I asked on another thread -- don't we all agree that our immigration system is fucked up? Don't we want to fix something that is important and fucked up?
And why, precisely, wouldn't the GOP jump at this opportunity to pass a bill and put it on Obama's desk?
What am I missing?
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