House votes to overturn Obama immigration order.

[GreenBean]

I think all potential immigrants should be diverted to the Mexican border and just come on over. Make sure they don't learn or make any effort to learn English.

Does that include the "OTM" [other than Mexican] such as Yemenis, Iranians, Libyans and other ISIS sympathizers that have been coming in with the Mexicans ?

 

[Care4all]

wow! lot's of in fighting amongst conservatives, if this Briebart article is true? In a way, that's a good thing for the Party....it means it is moving towards a more diversified group of people as Representatives, instead of just Lock Steppers.... which could make them stronger and garner more voters perhaps, in the long run?

Cato Amnesty Analysts Attack Jeff Sessions Plan to Battle Amnesty - Breitbart

 

[RoshawnMarkwees]

I think all potential immigrants should be diverted to the Mexican border and just come on over. Make sure they don't learn or make any effort to learn English.

Does that include the "OTM" [other than Mexican] such as Yemenis, Iranians, Libyans and other ISIS sympathizers that have been coming in with the Mexicans ?

Yep. The point is the absurdity in the entire issue. If the democrats want to appear so sympathetic then let everyone in.

 

[Old Rocks]

The sharp decline in the

Population Decline of Unauthorized Immigrants Stalls May Have Reversed Pew Research Center s Hispanic Trends Project

Looks like there have been very few new illegals coming in during President Obama's watch.

 

[Old Rocks]

Under Bush, the majority of immigrants that the U.S. sent home were simply “returned.” Nobody took their fingerprints or put a permanent mark on their immigration records. Instead, U.S. authorities put them on buses and sent them back across the border. Between 2001 and 2008, there were over 8.3 million of these informal “returns,” according to the Department of Homeland Security. There were, by contrast, just 2 million “removals.” Those are the more formal deportations—the ones that go through some form of individual review, with an officer if not a judge, and become part of deportees’ permanent records.

But in the second half of the Bush administration, DHS decided to up the number of “removals” and limit the number of “returns.” The government hoped to deter immigrants from sneaking back into the country by making it clear that the U.S. knew who they were—and could punish them more harshly if they showed up again. Under Obama, DHS has stuck with this policy. Between 2009 and 2012, the number of deportations and informal returns was roughly the same—about 1.6 million each. Add up all the relevant numbers, you’ll see removals are on track to end up higher under Obama than Bush (Lind’s point in Vox) but that removalsplus returns will end up higher under Bush than Obama (Davis’ point in The Federalist).

Deportations Under Obama vs. Bush Who Deported More Immigrants The New Republic
Bush had a swinging door policy, under Obama, the door is a lot harder to get through a second time.

 

[AmericanFirst]

So what? It's the House. How many times did they vote to repeal Obama's AHCA?

Not enough.

 

[AmericanFirst]

How many times did they vote to repeal Obama's AHCA?

I dunno Boo - how many times ?

54 times in four years.

The House has voted 54 times in four years on Obamacare. Here 8217 s the full list. - The Washington Post

But the AHCA is still in force, and doing well. The GOP fruitloops continue wasting time.

A lie that Obutthurtcare is doing well.