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Obama 'confident' about immigration reform in a second term

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10-24-2012, 04:26 PM
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In the interview, Obama said he is confident his administration will pass immigration reform and achieve the equivalent of a grand bargain with Congress.

After failing to achieve comprehensive immigration reform in his first term, the president said Republicans, given the large Latino vote, will be invested in changing the system.

"I'm confident we'll get done next year is immigration reform," Obama said in the transcript of the interview posted online by the paper. "And since this is off the record, I will just be very blunt. Should I win a second term, a big reason I will win a second term is because the Republican nominee and the Republican Party have so alienated the fastest-growing demographic group in the country, the Latino community."
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For some reason I feel like I've heard this before....huh....must be deja vu or something
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For some reason I feel like I've heard this before....huh....must be deja vu or something
It does ring a bell doesn't it?...

First year....immigration reform....feels just like 2008.

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He was confident first term
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So much for off the record.

Meh, DACA got implemented which is the best thing in this volatile political atmosphere. Something will most likely happen in the second term. He has to secure the Latino vote somehow for his base for the next generation of Democratic Presidential candidates (Cory Booker? Julian Castro?)

Rational and reasonable guesses on my part.
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I am sorry to say it won't happen. It won't be Obama's fault either. The president is one branch out of the three. As long as Republicans have the House and the ability to filibuster in the senate, it's very tough for immigration reform to happen.

What will change their minds though is if they start losing safe seats in places like Arizona, Nevada, Texas along with the presidency and they realize that they cannot be a viable national party without courting the hispanic vote.
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If the economy doesn't start picking up dramatically within the next 4 years I can't see it happening... Then again I never say DACA happening either...
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I think CIR is still hard thing to do considering this economy.. but at least he should try to pass DREAM Act in first year and try CIR again before his second term ends..
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So much for off the record.

Meh, DACA got implemented which is the best thing in this volatile political atmosphere. Something will most likely happen in the second term. He has to secure the Latino vote somehow for his base for the next generation of Democratic Presidential candidates (Cory Booker? Julian Castro?)

Rational and reasonable guesses on my part.

Secure Latino Vote? Why bother? He lied about passing it in his first term, and Latinos are still supporting him. All the next Dem running for Pres. has to do is say he'll do it in the first term, and Latinos will fall for it again.

Please show me one concrete action he took to try and pass CIR, besides speeches. He didn't lift a finger. He knew Latinos would still support him.

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