This is how Mr Obama Thanks....

[Rafael Norma]

This is the way how Mr. Obama thanks the Latino Vote in the U. S.

 

[Dude111]

Im not surprised at all,IS ANYONE ELSE??

 

[dogtowner]

typical level of competance from the administration. if this is true of course.

 

[Openmind]

Im not surprised at all,IS ANYONE ELSE??

More hypocrisy from the GOP and the bunch of Obama haters in this forum.

The GOP and you guys have long accused Obama of being soft on illegal immigrants. . .

You bashed him for promoting the dream act, which the GOP voted down.

You criticized him for wanting prioritize the reappatriation of illegal aliens who had comitted crimes instead of going after EVERY illegal aliens, which you said were ALL criminals, since they are illegal!

And now that facual data shows that Obama has done BETTER than your last f republican administation in sending illegal aliens home, you make a 180 and attack him for it.

So ridiculous andd hypocritical, it's amazing you can sleep at night!

 

[Dr.Who]

More hypocrisy from the GOP and the bunch of Obama haters in this forum.

The GOP and you guys have long accused Obama of being soft on illegal immigrants. . .

You bashed him for promoting the dream act, which the GOP voted down.

You criticized him for wanting prioritize the reappatriation of illegal aliens who had comitted crimes instead of going after EVERY illegal aliens, which you said were ALL criminals, since they are illegal!

And now that facual data shows that Obama has done BETTER than your last f republican administation in sending illegal aliens home, you make a 180 and attack him for it.

So ridiculous andd hypocritical, it's amazing you can sleep at night!

The previous criticisms were all justified.

I would take this report with a grain of salt.

I am glad he is sending home illegals who are also criminals in other ways. Good for him. But all illegals need to go home and follow procedures (which should be less restrictive) like the law abiding immigrants.

Kind of a gross generalization based on an OP from a person I don't remember ever seeing around here (no doubt my own ignorance) and TWO comments.

 

[dogtowner]

The previous criticisms were all justified.

I would take this report with a grain of salt.

I am glad he is sending home illegals who are also criminals in other ways. Good for him. But all illegals need to go home and follow procedures (which should be less restrictive) like the law abiding immigrants.

Kind of a gross generalization based on an OP from a person I don't remember ever seeing around here (no doubt my own ignorance) and TWO comments.

Senor Norma is a sporadic poster being a one issue guy, but he's been here since 2007. Beats me certainly.

As to the report, yes, its NYT which has frequently gotten it's facts from thin air but it is quoting someone else's research. Possibly overstated but it is not shocking if due diligence was inadequate.

 

[Little-Acorn]

From the linked article:

The report also found that about a third of around 226,000 immigrants who have been deported under the program, known as Secure Communities, had spouses or children who were United States citizens, suggesting a broad impact from those removals on Americans in Latino communities.

The immigrants (a misnomer, they are correctly called illegal aliens) who had spouses or children who are U.S. citizens, knew long before they married or produced them that they themselves were subject to deportation for violating U.S. immigration laws. Yet they married those citizens, or produced children who were citizens, anyway.

What were those illegal aliens' plans for their citizen spouses or children, in the event they themselves were deported? And why did they put their own spouses or children at risk of having their families torn apart?

They knew they were exposing their children and spouses to this risk when they violated the law, and long before they married the spouse or produced the children. Yet they decided to do it anyway. What did they plan to happen to their families if they got deported?

And why is this a concern of the U.S. government, instead of a concern of the illegal alien who decided to violate clear, longstanding U.S. law, with penalties they knew in advance?

 

[Little-Acorn]

From the linked article:


The immigrants (a misnomer, they are correctly called illegal aliens) who had spouses or children who are U.S. citizens, knew long before they married or produced them that they themselves were subject to deportation for violating U.S. immigration laws. Yet they married those citizens, or produced children who were citizens, anyway.

What were those illegal aliens' plans for their citizen spouses or children, in the event they themselves were deported? And why did they put their own spouses or children at risk of having their families torn apart?

They knew they were exposing their children and spouses to this risk when they violated the law, and long before they married the spouse or produced the children. Yet they decided to do it anyway. What did they plan to happen to their families if they got deported?

And why is this a concern of the U.S. government, instead of a concern of the illegal alien who decided to violate clear, longstanding U.S. law, with penalties they knew in advance?

Well, that certainly shut down that discussion.

Why? Does nobody consider the questions I asked, important?

IMO they are very fundamental to the issue!