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US to stop deporting and grant work permits to younger illegal immigrants

Minotaur

Minotaur

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OMG! What shocking breaking news event! Keep in mind that in many cases we read about their culture IS American when they are raised here. For them the country they are send to has been unfamiliar to them. This is amazing news! Any thoughts?

"Fri Jun 15, 2012 9:38 AM EDT
The Obama administration will stop deporting and begin giving work permits to younger illegal immigrants who came to the U.S. as children and have since led law-abiding lives. The election-year initiative addresses a top priority of a growing Latino electorate that has opposed administration deportation policies.
The administration's decision will affect as many as 800,000 immigrants. Two senior administration officials described the plan to the Associated Press on condition of anonymity ahead of its expected announcement Friday.
Illegal immigrants will avoid deportation and be eligible for work permits if they arrived in the U.S. before age 16, are younger than 30, have been in the country for at least five continuous years, have no criminal history, graduated from a U.S. high school or earned a GED, or served in the military.
The president will deliver remarks about the new policy in in the Rose Garden at 1 p.m. this afternoon. "


http://leanforward.msnbc.msn.com/_n...rk-permits-to-younger-illegal-immigrants?lite
 
Great thing is...if the Republicans/Right try to attack this?

The White House will simply point to REPUBLICAN Marco Rubio's DREAM Act plan.

:D
 
Cool!

We got PLENTY of jobs!

And, if someone can't find a job, well, we got PLENTY of Welfay money to dole out!

(Of course...what do we do about the Million "new" illegal immigrants who will flood over the border in the next 5 years???)

All is GOOD in the USSA!!!!
 
Utah's Dream act will also be mentioned. I could be wrong but I think Utah is the state that came up with the Dream Act initially
 
These are kids. Hardly an issue for anyone but kids. Entry level positions can be found so I am not seeing a need to fear that. We have 2 top level students who have been threatened with deportation and hopefully now they are safe. One is a future Doctor and the other has so many College offers it is amazing. Both have top honors.
 
Minotaur said:
OMG! What a wonderful and shocking news event! It is time to stop the madness with kids raised in America and not born here and this is great news. There culture IS America when they are raised here. I have been sick of the many horror stories we read on the kids being sent to strange lands (for them.) This is wonderful news!

"Fri Jun 15, 2012 9:38 AM EDT
The Obama administration will stop deporting and begin giving work permits to younger illegal immigrants who came to the U.S. as children and have since led law-abiding lives. The election-year initiative addresses a top priority of a growing Latino electorate that has opposed administration deportation policies.
The administration's decision will affect as many as 800,000 immigrants. Two senior administration officials described the plan to the Associated Press on condition of anonymity ahead of its expected announcement Friday.
Illegal immigrants will avoid deportation and be eligible for work permits if they arrived in the U.S. before age 16, are younger than 30, have been in the country for at least five continuous years, have no criminal history, graduated from a U.S. high school or earned a GED, or served in the military.
The president will deliver remarks about the new policy in in the Rose Garden at 1 p.m. this afternoon. "


http://leanforward.msnbc.msn.com/_n...rk-permits-to-younger-illegal-immigrants?lite
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Thats nothing new they have been doing that for decades ...You know rewarding dishonesty and disrespect for our laws. And it's not just young people Our DHS and ICE are a shining example of incompetence

Here's another one of those young folks you are advocating for twice deported

http://www.khou.com/news/local/Fate...ally-charged-closing-arguments-157947295.html
 
Interesting timing, don't you think? Much like the newly "evolved" conviction regarding homosexual marriage, the administration's position on deportation of illegals has now been "evolved".

Without criticizing the content of what is being morphed, I'll just note that "electoral evolution" is fascinating.

Your pal,

Democratic Darwinian :)
 
Minotaur said:
These are kids. Hardly an issue for anyone but kids. Entry level positions can be found so I am not seeing a need to fear that. We have 2 top level students who have been threatened with deportation and hopefully now they are safe. One is a future Doctor and the other has so many College offers it is amazing. Both have top honors.
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So 2 good students per 20 million is not a good ratio.
 
Actually, I am not opposed to Amnesty.

But...if we aren't going to do anything about our borders, we should just save some time and money, and proclaim ALL HUMANS on the Globe as "American Citizens"

(Then, they won't have to worry about crossing a desert in order to get American Taxpayer benefits!!)

Plus..American kids don't need those college educations...we just need to make certain that the Public High Schools train them properly in Sex Acts, so that we can "service" the rest of the world!
 
There are 2 high profile kids scheduled for deportation and likely setting off the official proclamation. Both are being swamped with college acceptances (one even from Harvard.) Between the two, there is pressure at every level for the brilliant students that they are. I am thinking Washington could not avoid their cases.
 
I happen to agree with you on the border situation. We have to be serious about stopping the initial crossovers and hiring by those businesses who do it.

These kids who have been pretty much raised in America have always been horror stories and we have never really addressed them officially. We'll see as the details come out if this helps.
 
I'm thinking these two may have been the final straw. There are many, many good kids raised in America who have suffered the same fate. It was time. Let's not pretend a it is bad kids who get caught in this oddity that exists where they are raised here and good students and suddenly find themselves being deported.
 
Poor Mutt Romney.....Will say he is for it?.....Against it?.....Was for it?...Was against it?.......Some many Latino votes out west.....So many angry bigoted whites Romney needs to Kowtow to...Whsat is Mutt to do?
 
Well the Mormon Temple is for it in Utah with the Dream Act. This is going to be a squirm issue for Mitt. He will likely support it with caveats. I think he is stuck between a rock and a hard place with this issue. The Temple in Utah wants work visas for the kids rather than deportation. Fasten your seatbelt. ;)
 
I actually APPRECIATE the vast majority of Hispanics in this nation.

In fact, I can not think of a BETTER group of immigrants to welcome with open arms...

HOWEVER...IF we do not enforce our own border laws...WHY should the typical AMERICAN CITIZEN follow Tax laws? Gun Laws?

Hell, sometimes I wonder, if I shouldn't renounce my citizenship, move to Mexico, then, sneak back over the border, so that I get some special rights, from the Federal Government....

PS You do realize this is a ploy by the Administration to gather some votes. Same reason Holder is going to such extreme lengths to ensure that individual states do not pass any laws that may, in any real way, put a damper on the ILLEGAL vote....(And, I just consider that dispicable, but, typical, for this administration...)
 
Minotaur said:
I'm thinking these two may have been the final straw. There are many, many good kids raised in America who have suffered the same fate. It was time. Let's not pretend a it is bad kids who get caught in this oddity that exists where they are raised here and good students and suddenly find themselves being deported.
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I fail to see where it is the fault of the United States when their parents are to blame for their sad situation
 
Ah Doc, not to fear...it never escapes the notice that in every elections some very good announcements are made. It does not much matter what party or what administration it is like a miracle on the road to November. I see it as opportunities grabbed that no one notices in the years that passed so maybe I should be grateful for election years.

The 2 high profile valedictorians who have multiple college offers may have become the inspiration to be bold and the election year made it convenient sense. In any case I never look a gift horse in the mouth. ;)

It was time. And I 100% agree with you on the appreciation of the hispanics of America.
 
That's Rubio's scaled down DREAM Act. Didn't know he could do that by Executive Order but I'm glad that he did. Bypassing House GOPs is the only way anything like that could get done.
 
Doc said:
I actually APPRECIATE the vast majority of Hispanics in this nation.

In fact, I can not think of a BETTER group of immigrants to welcome with open arms...

HOWEVER...IF we do not enforce our own border laws...WHY should the typical AMERICAN CITIZEN follow Tax laws? Gun Laws?
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Well that's a good question. What was the answer between 1789 and 1882 (and actually 1921 when immigration regs were extended outside "the yellow menace")?

Seemed not to be a problem for the first 132 years of this nation. Why are they suddenly an issue?

And if they are an issue - are our laws based in racism? Pragmatic realities? Or are thye not

Until you answer these questions the rest of your questions really are moot.
 
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