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Obama: Suspending more deportations not an option
WASHINGTON — President Barack Obama says he won't take further unilateral action to stop deportations for some immigrants living in the U.S. illegally.
The Obama administration last year suspended deportations of some immigrants brought here illegally as children. But with immigration legislation stalled in Congress, advocates are pressuring Obama to expand that to cover parents of those children or other immigrant groups. Obama tells Spanish-language TV network Telemundo "that's not an option." He says broadening the policy would essentially be ignoring the law. And he says he would have a tough time defending it legally. Obama says the path to fixing immigration laws is through Congress. But he says House Speaker John Boehner's refusal to put a Senate-passed overhaul to a vote is holding it back. Source: AP/Huffpost Wires |
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Well then, that seals the deal then...
...although I didn't really see a DACA for all happening...but realistically I thought he would expand DACA to Age 30+... ...was fun while it lasted...:? |
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Thank god... And yes he's absolutely right, it would be ignoring the law and makes our daca status that much less credible. This would hurt daca recipients if he was to stop further deportations.
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How would providing deferred action for people that are drastically affected by CIR make DACA less credible? This is the same administration that repeatedly said their hands were tied when it came to helping us. That was not true then and isn't true now. If CIR doesn't pass, then I don't see how expanding deferred action (and halting the deportations) to include certain subgroups of the undocumented doesn't become an option. |
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Lol,I don't buy it.The President was saying the same thing on when not even DACA was possible even though I had posts indicating that executive action could be taken.
I think at the very least those whom are older Dreamers and those who are stateless. |
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You all seem to forget why DACA is even here for us. It's because we had no control over coming here, we grew up here, went to school here and don't even know the country we were born in.. It's meant to let us get on with our lives till they do something. Lets face it. Immigration reform is a great economic benefit but it has to be voted through congress because this whole country runs on what the people want and you need their represenatives to go into congress and pass on paper what their constituents want. If they want reform, it'll pass. In the meanwhile Obama is a president not a king, he can't just pardon 11 million people and ignore the law because he thinks it's good for the country. I'm a little baffled at the fact I even have to explain this but there it is. P.S. I'd love to have everyone pardoned just as much as the next guy, but in my opinion, it would be a terrible idea and I believe it would hurt our daca status if that was to happen. |
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I believe the same words came out of the mans mouth prior to DACA. It's definitely possible but I think he's giving a little more time to Rwpublucans to get their shit together.
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I was not even expecting Obama to issue something like "OK, everyone can get papers now...just prove 5 years of residency and your good to go"
I was expecting something more in line with an expansion of stuff already in place. For example, DACA keeping the same requirements, but increasing the age cap from 30, to 40 or 50. Or for example, bringing the registry date up a bit...I believe someone mentioned it was at 1974 or something? Maybe move it up to 1990? 1996? Stuff like this is what I would expect. |
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Sounds like a case of "I got mine, so screw everybody else" |
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Supporting DACA for yourself while denying it for the rest of the Dreamers is the height of hypocrisy. You should be ashamed of yourself , happyman. smh
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By your logic, politically, he would be better off had he not done DACA at all. |
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And politically, no I don't think he'd be better off because if it wasn't for daca, he wouldn't of had so much support from the immigration community because with he, he showed that he didn't forget about us. I'll be honest, if it wasn't for daca I probably wouldn't want him to get re-elected for the pure fact that he said he'd do something about dreamers and didn't. But he did with daca. |
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Don't get me wrong DACA has been a life changer for me but Obama didn't do this for us he did it for VOTES pure and simple,cause he needed an ace in the whole to get the minority vote...he was in office for 3-1/2 yrs before he used his ace.There is nothing to be gained by an executive amnesty IJS IMO ..
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