This was well put. Hard to argue against.
Sounds like the dance of slow death.
The longer it draws out the more time to increase opposition, thats why Rubio and Schumer had to get a Senate bill pass as quick as they could."
"Just vote 'yes' now, its our only chance, we need those hispanics, the system is broken. BLA-BLA-BLA"
Carl Cameron told BOR last night that IR is all but dead in the House.
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Felonies were committed here---using our tax dollars and resources.
Doug Mills/The New York Times
The office where Obama aides were coordinating strategy w/ latino groups to undermine the US Constitution---supposedly "overhauling immigration laws."
Taxpayers demand to know the names and groups colluding and conspiting to undermine US Constitution---to establish slush funds and revenue streams without regard for Us laws. Taxpayers demand prosecutions for using our resources to conspire and to commit felonies.
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Not only is the Senate amnesty bill an abuse of taxpayers and immigrants, its utterly unconstitutional. The Senate cannot invent its own amnesty taxes, said Cong Stockman (R-TX). I hope Speaker Boehner will immediately kill the amnesty bill through a constitutionally-required blue slip. As long as the amnesty bill sits in the House it poses a threat to taxpayers and immigrants.
<><> Several provisions of the Senate amnesty bill create new taxes, a violation of the origination clause, Article I, Section 7, Clause 1 of the United States Constitution, which states All Bills for raising Revenue shall originate in the House of Representatives; but the Senate may propose or concur with Amendments as on other Bills.
<><> Section 2102 of the amnesty bill requires the payment of certain taxes and forgives the payment of other taxes as a condition of receiving amnesty and other benefits. The Constitution prohibits the Senate from approving bills that raise revenue.
<><> Cong Stockman also points to the Congressional Budget Office, which flatly states enacting S. 744 would have a wide range of effects on federal revenues, including changes in collections of income and payroll taxes, certain visa fees that are classified as revenues, and various fines and penalties. Taken together, those effects would increase revenues by $459 billion over the 2014-2023 period.
I would add, "... and to deliberately lie about deportation statistics."
” “Just vote ‘yes’ now, its our only chance, we need those hispanics, the system is broken. BLA-BLA-BLA” “
Hard to sell now, as all polls show Hispanics want enforcement, NOT amnesty.