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The Latest Outrage @latestoutrage · 22h22 hours ago
GOP Congress Doubles Down on Deportations http://takingnote.blogs.nytimes.com/2015/01/09/behold-the-republican-immigration-strategy-mass-deportation/ #UniteBlue #p2 #DAPA #USLatino #ImmigrationAction pic.twitter.com/gMdKXBhvhD
GOP Congress Doubles Down on Deportations http://takingnote.blogs.nytimes.com/2015/01/09/behold-the-republican-immigration-strategy-mass-deportation/ #UniteBlue #p2 #DAPA #USLatino #ImmigrationAction pic.twitter.com/gMdKXBhvhD
Behold the Republican Immigration Strategy: Mass Deportation
Its a new year, with a new Congress, but the same old Republican Party hard line on immigration. Harder, actually.
The New York Times and Politico are reporting that the House is getting ready to vote next week on a legislative package that would repeal the broad executive actions taken by President Obama to protect immigrants from deportation. The idea is to gut the presidents ability to use discretion in deciding whom to deport, and to restore the enforcement dragnet that Mr. Obama and the Homeland Security Department recently, and wisely, curtailed.
The G.O.P. is not just seeking to undo the executive actions Mr. Obama announced last November, for young immigrants known as Dreamers and many of their parents. The party also wants to repeal earlier actions going back to 2012, protecting hundreds of thousands of Dreamers and the families of active-duty service members.
That is a lot of people to force back into the deportation line.
http://takingnote.blogs.nytimes.com/2015/01/09/behold-the-republican-immigration-strategy-mass-deportation/?_r=0
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GIT OFF MY LAWN!!! (Original Post)
Playinghardball
Jan 2015
OP
I think we should deport Republicans back to the fourteenth century where they came from
Jack Rabbit
Jan 2015
#5
Well to be honest, Texas was kind of second-hand by the time we got it. n/t
A Simple Game
Jan 2015
#10
randys1
(16,286 posts)1. Translation: GOP = death , destruction, and mayhem...
RKP5637
(67,112 posts)4. Yep, there are definite constants in life, GOP = SOS. n/t
Omaha Steve
(99,708 posts)2. One cartoon says a thousand words
K&R!
H2O Man
(73,605 posts)3. Recommended.
This is DU at its best. Thank you.
Jack Rabbit
(45,984 posts)5. I think we should deport Republicans back to the fourteenth century where they came from
!!
A Simple Game
(9,214 posts)6. Why would those Mexicans think they have any rights to
the lands of those white European Texans?
You would think their ancestors once lived there or something. Everyone knows white Europeans have always lived in Texas, and Arizona, and Nevada, and California.
paleotn
(17,956 posts)9. I perfer Coahula y Tejas myself....
and for you in California, Nevada and Arizona, how about Alta California...territory of that is. We weren't so high and mighty about one nation stealing another nation's territory back then.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coahuila_y_Tejas#mediaviewer/File olitical_divisions_of_Mexico_1824_%28location_map_scheme%29.svg
A Simple Game
(9,214 posts)10. Well to be honest, Texas was kind of second-hand by the time we got it. n/t
SoapBox
(18,791 posts)8. ..."the families of active-duty service members."
Uh huh...
Too bad the media wouldn't cover the wife and kids of some guy, getting cuffed and hauled off...all while the husband is out on a ship or is on patrol someplace.