![]() |
Troops to Mexico border: A prelude to immigration reform push?
http://www.csmonitor.com/USA/2010/05...on-reform-push
Quote:
|
Re: Troops to Mexico border: A prelude to immigration reform push?
Those in GOP always find ways to delay all bills Obama wants to pass. I hope GOP will work with Dems on CIR or Dream and AgJobs as they got what they wanted-more border security. But I think they still will yell that the border is not secure enough as they don't have any other arguments to postpone immigration bills passages. Just as McCain said in the article: “I appreciate the additional 1,200 [troops] being sent ... as well as an additional $500 million, but it’s simply not enough,” Senator McCain said.
|
Re: Troops to Mexico border: A prelude to immigration reform push?
No Obama 2012
|
Re: Troops to Mexico border: A prelude to immigration reform push?
I am getting a little tired of Obama always compromising his promises with everyone. Even BP is getting their way with Obama. He is getting no respect from anyone, republicans have lost the election, yet they are calling all the shots. At the same time, every time I see Obama in the news, he is doing some photo op at a school or spending time with his family. Okay, I am happy for him having such a great time at the White House and getting a puppy, and sending his kids to the best private school in DC (I am from DC, so I know) and giving his aunt a green card for doing nothing, but what has he done for anyone else?
|
Re: Troops to Mexico border: A prelude to immigration reform push?
Quote:
|
Re: Troops to Mexico border: A prelude to immigration reform push?
1200 troops makes no sense when arizona alone has a 2000 mile border and look dere are 20000 border patrol agents and they still cant secure . so 1200 not common sense as obama would say lol
|
Re: Troops to Mexico border: A prelude to immigration reform push?
Quote:
|
All times are GMT -4. The time now is 10:19 PM. |
Powered by vBulletin®
Copyright ©2000 - 2025, Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd.