Perhaps this the plan is to “legalize” all of the aliens already here, more than to bring in this many more new ones. The 12 million estimate is widely thought to be ridiculously low, and this proposal might reflect a more realistic government estimate of the current illegal population size.
I’m in the “send ‘em” back camp, myself.
The work in progress is allowing them to vote, where there is no work around.
The main scam is overwhelming the system enough to validate the excuse of
"There's to many to deport", so just make them citizens.
All of this nonsense can be stopped through leadership from the POTUS if
America decides to wake up and act, and if we get the right candidate.
Obama’s Deputies Prepare To Print Work Permits For Millions Of Illegals
10-20-2014
President Barack Obama deputies are secretly preparing to print work permits for up to 11 million illegal immigrants over the next two years, despite the nation’s high unemployment, stalled wages and increasing automation.
If Obama actually goes ahead with the plan that is sketched in a federal contract document, he would provide employers with the ability to legally hire 13 million foreign workers even as 12 million Americans turn 18 in 2015, 2016 and 2017.
The plan to print millions of work permits and green cards — dubbed “permanent resident cards” — is outlined in Oct. 3 and Oct. 6 federal announcements to contractors.
The contract plan was discovered by the Center for Immigration Studies, which favors a lower level of immigration.
“The objective of this procurement is … to produce Permanent Resident Cards (PRC) and Employment Authorization Documentation (EAD) cards,” said the Oct. 6 official announcement at FedBizOpps.gov.
“The requirement is for an estimated 4 million cards annually with the potential to buy as many as 34 million cards total,” the document says.
But the proposed five-year contract includes a so-called “surge” capability to produce an additional five million work-permit cards in one year.
“The Contractor shall demonstrate the capability to support potential ‘surge’ in PRC and EAD card demand for up to 9M [nine million] cards during the initial period of performance to support possible future immigration reform initiative requirements,” said the government’s description of the pending contract.