So 0bama ignores our laws, orders sworn law enforcement to ignore them and tells his toadies to inform officers who do enforce the law to find another job.
Typical of this tyrant in the WH.
Just hold on until next January when it will be the amnesty officers looking for another job.
Customs and Border Protection Commission R. Gil Kerlikowske should be one of the first to be fired in Jan., 2017.
Fire his sorry azz!
They don’t seem to have a job right now! BTW I’d keep their non-JOB if I was them! The Beauty of a Fed JOB, money for doing nothing! Isn’t America great?
Another Trump endorsement.
Well then he should dust off his resume’, because come Jan. 21, 2017, he will either be unemployed, or possibly incarcerated.
I wonder if this Bozo realizes the error in his logic. To accept executive amnesty means that illegal border crossing now holds no consequence, implying that borders no longer hold meaning. His job, as border chief then is anathema. He should resign immediately.
Just minutes before he told agents to quit, he had told the committee that he’s having trouble filling the number of slots Congress has funded.
“We are not able to hire as fast as attrition,” he said, calling it “very concerning.”
Good. Get them all on the record now, so we can make a clean sweep.
not if the orders are contrary to the standing law and the obozo is not the law. The agents should refuse to take illegal orders and if they are fired, they should sue the hell out the supervisor and the agency. I hope the agents finally stand up for our country and honor their oaths of office and call this criminal administration's bluff.
And just who is YOUR superior, you liberal, statist, scumbag?
That is US, through our legally elected representatives, you slime-ball. And YOU IGNORE US AND THE LAWS PASSED IN OUR NAME.
How I DESPISE these government vermin.
Those VIOLATING CURRENT LAW are the ones who need to FIND A NEW JOB!
Intel did the same thing back in 2014.
“Accept diversity or find a new job”
Lots of people including myself found a new job
He served as a member of the United States Justice Department, where he oversaw community policing grants. His work in Washington D.C. earned praise from then-Attorney General Janet Reno and then-First Lady Hillary Clinton.
Kerlikowske faced criticism over the department's slow response to the 2001 Seattle Mardi Gras Riots that left one man dead and 70 people with injuries. During the incident, he ordered the police at the scene not to intervene, instead maintaining a perimeter around the violence. The City of Seattle acknowledged police strategy presented a public safety threat, and settled with the murder victim's family for just under $2 million. The next month, The Seattle Police Officers' Guild voted no confidence in the chief, citing both the Mardi Gras riot and his public reprimand of an officer for being rude to a group of alleged jaywalkers.
2005, Kerlikowske faced embarrassment after having his duty handgun stolen from his locked car, which was parked on a public street.
Now we know why he is the chief.
His entire job is to make sure the Border is not secure.
Shawn Moran, vice president of the NBPC, took “great offense” to the commissioner’s remarks.
“When it comes to catch and release, Border Patrol agents are the only ones following the law. The commissioner can dress it up any way he likes, but even though we are documenting people, they are being released into American society, never to be seen again,” Mr. Moran said.
He said the NBPC is directly in touch with line agents in the field, and said Mr. Kerlikowske gets his information filtered by layers of “yes men” at headquarters. Mr. Moran said agents do follow orders, even when they disagree with them, but have the right to speak out against them as well, and said the series of policies is taking a toll on the agency.
This is an obvious failure to enforce Title 8, section 1325.
Why is Congress idly sitting on their hands while this is happening?
“Any alien who (1) enters or attempts to enter the United States at any time or place other than as designated by immigration officers, or (2) eludes examination or inspection by immigration officers, or (3) attempts to enter or obtains entry to the United States by a willfully false or misleading representation or the willful concealment of a material fact, shall, for the first commission of any such offense, be fined under title 18 or imprisoned not more than 6 months, or both, and, for a subsequent commission of any such offense, be fined under title 18, or imprisoned not more than 2 years, or both.”