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09-13-2010, 04:32 PM
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In this segment of the La Opinión interview, which tackled the issue of immigration reform, Obama signaled his support for the proposed DREAM Act as part of a comprehensive reform package, but said he was open to discussing pushing it on its own as a “down payment” on reform if the Congressional Hispanic Caucus sees that as a viable strategy. Obama stated: “If in discussions with the Hispanic Caucus there’s a sense that there’s an opportunity to do this and that it would be helpful to provide a down payment on comprehensive immigration reform, I’m happy to have that conversation. I don’t want anyone to think that if we pass the DREAM Act in whatever form, that will solve the problem.”
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“I think what’s been interesting has been the degree to which people have been expressing their frustration with me, someone who supports immigration reform, rather than critics—in some cases—the people who are opposed to it. That doesn’t make sense. I’m a strong ally, like no one in the Oval Office has ever been, when it comes to solving this problem.
http://americasvoiceonline.org/blog/...zleton_congres
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