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No president in our history has granted amnesty by Executive Order.

Through consensus, our presidents have signed legislation that addressed the illegal immigrant problem one way or another.

President Reagan signed legislation meant to grant amnesty to roughly one million illegal immigrants that had arrived over thirty years. I was against it, but it in no may resembled a plan like the one today, that will legalize an amount easily able to be as large as 10 to 15% of our current citizen populace. Reagan approved of a plan to legalize roughly 0.4% of the nation's populace in his day. Lied to about the amount of illegals in our nation at that time, the amenesty of that time amounted to 1.5% of our populace. Also included in that bill were stiff penalities meant to crack down on businesses hiring illegals. As soon as Reagan's term in office was up, immigration enforcement in our interior ceased. Any foreign national that could get here, had very little to fear about being sent back home. Reagan was betrayed, right along with the rest of the nation's citizens.

President Bush, for all his blow-hard comments during his first campaign, never passed immigration reform. His job was done, when the mere talk of an amnesty ballooned the number of illegals in the nation by at least 100% during his terms in office. It may have increased the number of illegals by as much as 200% (or even more).

Next we had Obama, following on the heels of the McCain/Kennedy bill. Foreign nationals were convinced it was only a matter of time before amnesty was granted, and they flooded our nation.

The revised U. S. Census for 2010, stated there were 9 million illegals in our nation. They had accumulated over the prior decade. In the 14 subsequent years since then, we are told only 2 million more illegals have come over the border. That is clearly a falsehood.

Today we have between 25 and 40 million illegals in our nation. Obama and the rest of our government by the consent of silence, are about to make them all legal.

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” No president in our history has granted amnesty by Executive Order.

Through consensus, our presidents have signed legislation that addressed the illegal immigrant problem one way or another.

President Reagan signed legislation meant to grant amnesty to roughly one million illegal immigrants that had arrived over thirty years. I was against it, but it in no may resembled a plan like the one today, that will legalize an amount easily able to be as large as 10 to 15% of our current citizen populace. Reagan approved of a plan to legalize roughly 0.4% of the nation’s populace in his day. Lied to about the amount of illegals in our nation at that time, the amenesty of that time amounted to 1.5% of our populace. Also included in that bill were stiff penalities meant to crack down on businesses hiring illegals. As soon as Reagan’s term in office was up, immigration enforcement in our interior ceased. Any foreign national that could get here, had very little to fear about being sent back home. Reagan was betrayed, right along with the rest of the nation’s citizens.

President Bush, for all his blow-hard comments during his first campaign, never passed immigration reform. His job was done, when the mere talk of an amnesty ballooned the number of illegals in the nation by at least 100% during his terms in office. It may have increased the number of illegals by as much as 200% (or even more).

Next we had Obama, following on the heels of the McCain/Kennedy bill. Foreign nationals were convinced it was only a matter of time before amnesty was granted, and they flooded our nation.

The revised U. S. Census for 2010, stated there were 9 million illegals in our nation. They had accumulated over the prior decade. In the 14 subsequent years since then, we are told only 2 million more illegals have come over the border. That is clearly a falsehood.

Today we have between 25 and 40 million illegals in our nation. Obama and the rest of our government by the consent of silence, are about to make them all legal.”

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