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Sunday, May 11, 2014

llegals Demand Amnesty Through Executive Orders



Illegal Aliens Say
'End immigration enforcement today.'


To mark May Day last week, Rep. Raul Grijalva (Socialist Democrat - Ariz.) invited people who are in the country illegally to Capitol Hill where they released a list of executive orders they believe Comrade Barack Obama should put in place, including stopping all deportations and bringing back deportees who have family here.

At the event, held in the Canon Office Building, seven people who are part of a “Blue Ribbon Commission” – six illegal aliens and an immigration attorney – that released a list of 14 things Obama could do (according to legal scholars they consulted with) to provide amnesty to millions without congressional approval.

We insist that the timing [of the executive orders] be immediate and the scope be as broad and bold as possible,” a summary of the commission’s findings states reports CNS News.

Leftist Asshole of the Week
His "oath" to protect the Constitution has no meaning to this
bastard or to his Sith Lord in the White House. 


The 14 recommended executive orders include:

  • End all deportations and “Expand use of humanitarian parole to endure that people previously deported can return to the U.S.”
  • Expand Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) – Obama’s executive order that puts on hold the deportation of individuals who were brought to the U.S. illegally by their parents as children - to “as many people as possible”;
  • End the successful “Secure Communities” program that is now in all 50 states and provides a partnership between local and federal law enforcement personnel to enforce immigration laws;
  • “Drastically curtail the use of detention” for illegal aliens.

The group, dubbed #Not1More, included Angel Hernandez-Gomez “a young undocumented and queer organizer from Durham, N.C.,” who is “committed to defending his family, and all women, trans people, sex workers and other people of color from the fear of deportation,” according to his biography distributed at the event.

Maricela Munoz has been in the country illegally for 12 but now faces deportation after driving without a license and fleeing the scene of an accident.

“This group is calling for an end to immigration enforcement and the nullification of immigration laws -- literally open borders, and not one more deportation,” said Jessica Vaughan, director of policy studies at the Center for Immigration Studies.



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