Most Americans Oppose Exec Amnesty

[Stephanie]

come on. You Dems/libs needs to push you Dear Leader into getting her done. Didn't JimH say the Gop was done if it wasn't passed



Immigrants take the oath of allegiance at a naturalization ceremony in New York / AP
BY: Caroline Lee Smith
September 4, 2014 1:27 pm
President Obama has repeatedly said that he will take executive action if Congress does not pass an immigration policy overhaul.

He will face fierce opposition if he does decide to forge his own path—a majority of Americans, including a majority of his own party, say Obama should continue to work with Congress on reforms, according to an Investors Business Daily/TIPP poll.

The poll shows 73 percent of the public say Obama should work with Congress on reforms.
Only 22 percent say he should “sidestep Congress and act on his own using executive orders”—something the president has pledged to do. He promised in June he would enact an executive amnesty if a comprehensive reform is not in place by the end of the summer.
However, he may be backtracking now. Obama is reportedly hesitating to enact an executive order, as doing so may cost his party the Senate.
This comes in tandem with a Pew study released Wednesday, which says that Americans have shifted their priorities in regard to immigration policy. The majority of Americans say they favor heightened border security and stricter enforcement of immigration laws over creating a path to citizenship.
NIP:
all of it here:
Most Americans Oppose Exec Amnesty Washington Free Beacon

 

[Statistikhengst]

Tissue?

 

[gallantwarrior]

Obummer knows this, why do you think he's decided to postpone his unilateral declaration of amnesty for all? In other words, he could give a flying f**k what the majority of AMERICANS (citizens of the United States) want, he's going to do what he wants to do and screw us. Oh, yeah, get ready, 'cause we can damned well pay for all his new "citizens" (whose first act was to break the law...nice).

 

[gallantwarrior]

In some significant way, Alaska is not like the Lesser 48...thank goodness! Anchorage is not representative of many Alaskans, hence the nickname "Seattle North". Most Anchoraguans would perish miserably should they be required to live like Alaskans.