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In the face of public alarm over the Obama administrations massive catch-and-release operation dispersing tens of thousands of illegal border crossers from Central America to cities and towns across the land, and very strong indications that these very policies are the main force driving the surge, President Obama and his allies have sought to deflect the blame on to this Bush-era law, claiming that it has tied their hands. They maintain that because of the law, we have no choice but to take in the kids, reunite them with their families, provide them with lawyers to help them make a claim for legal status, and provide health care and other services while they await a decision."
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Its interesting how Mr. Obama and his team feel so constrained by the law in this instance, when they have found so many clever ways to exercise discretion in implementing other parts of the immigration law.
Its possible to balance our obligations to protect genuine victims of trafficking and other abused children with our need to control immigration. Lawmakers should recognize that once again it is the presidents interpretation of the law that is the problem, not the law itself. With that in mind, Congress should direct any supplemental funding for the crisis to support proper enforcement, rather than bail out disastrous policies. "
Don?t Blame the Border Crisis on a ?Bush-era? Law | National Review Online
No blame Reagan
Reclaiming the Issues: "It's an Illegal Employer Problem"
And yet in the 5 YEARS Obama has been President he has not gone after a single employer ever.
Employers are the job CREATORS. Republicans protect their "gods".