President Obama's plans to save five million illegal aliens from deportation ran squarely into the law last month, as an appeals court panel upheld an injunction imposed by a federal judge in February after more than half the states sued.
Consequently, the administration's elaborate mass amnesty operation has "kind of come to a screeching halt," National Immigration Law Center executive director Marielena Hincapie lamented.
From Ted Kennedy's 1965 Immigration Act to Obama today, Democrats' policy on the issue has had one overriding goal: more votes for their party.
"I don't think that's something that nobody knows," Maricopa County, Ariz., Sheriff Joe Arpaio told New York/Philadelphia radio host Aaron Klein.
Arpaio, famous for managing an aggressive approach to immigration enforcement in his jurisdiction, added, "You make them here legally so they can vote."Read the rest of this op-ed HERE.
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There is no middle class unless you drastically reduce immigration. High immigration has just given us another guilded age, like the late 1800s.
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