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Focus on Obama amnesty should be on the work permits, not the deportations
Pres. Obama's and the mainstream media's focus on "relief from deportation" is a distraction from the real issue which is the work permits that the President's executive immigration action would provide in the millions.
It is the giving out of work permits that most strongly challenges the Constitution. And it is the work permits that deliver the most harm to U.S. citizens and legal immigrants already here.
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NumbersUSA's November 2014 Ad Campaign
Throughout this week, NumbersUSA has been running full-page ads in several political journals, including Politico, Roll Call, The Hill and National Journal. Each day, an ad was run highlighting different aspects of President Obama's executive amnesty. They ranged from polling data to the unconstitutionality of his plan to his ever-changing stance on allowing millions of illegal aliens stay and work in the United States.
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Media presses WH on Obama's 'Emperor' quote
This week, NumbersUSA ran two different advertisements in the Capitol Hill publication, Roll Call, highlighting Pres. Obama's past quote, "I'm not an Emperor of the United States." He made the statement during a Google hangout with activists in early-2013, but he may now be regretting it. On Wednesday, White House press secretary, Josh Earnest was grilled by ABC's Jon Karl on the quote and the president's upcoming executive amnesty.
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Republican Governors Push Back on Obama's Executive Amnesty
The topic of President Obama's executive amnesty was hotly discussed at the annual meeting of the Republican Governors Association (RGA) this week in Florida. Several Republican chief state executives gave their thoughts on the upcoming announcement and how best to deal with the situation.
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Details About President Obama's Executive Amnesty Emerge
As President Obama's announcement of executive action on immigration grows nearer, details about his plan are starting to emerge. The plan will grant amnesty and work permits to an estimated 5 million illegal aliens and provide more work visas for foreign tech workers.
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President Obama to Announce Executive Amnesty in Address Thursday
According to the Washington Post, President Obama will announce on Thursday his plans to grant executive amnesty to millions of illegal aliens. The plan would reportedly expand his 2012 directive, Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) that granted amnesty and work permits to illegal aliens meeting certain criteria, and extend similar benefits to illegal-alien parents of children who are U.S. citizens or green card holders.
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Rep. Hal Rogers Calls for 'Rescission' Plan to Fight Executive Amnesty
On Tuesday, House Appropriations Chairman Hal Rogers (R-Ky.) tried to convince House Republicans that they could rescind a long-term spending bill if Pres. Obama moved forward with an executive amnesty, but it was poorly received according to several House Republicans. Rep. Rogers has been reluctant to embrace a plan to pass short-term spending bills, allowing the next Congress to defund the President's action.
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