Obama Doesn't Bother to Solicit English-Speaking Networks for Coverage

Truth Revolt ^ | Nov. 20, 2014 | Bradford Thomas

[drpix]

Your graphic is perfect! Because while miscreants of many nationalities will benefit from Obama's lawless anti-American act, the prime benefactor(s) will be Mexicans and Mexico.

The proof of this is the statistics from the last Amnesty (IRCA) of 1986.

"IRCA Legalization Effects" by U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service:

"75% of the IRCA population was born in Mexico"

"The New Era of Mexican Migration to the United States":

"Mexicans constitute 70 percent of those granted amnesty under the LAW program, 80 percent of those legalized under the SAW program, and 95 percent of those apprehended by the Border Patrol since the bill’s passage."

[Note: IRCA 1986 had two components: The Amnesty for agricultural workers under SAW and the larger amnesty for other illegals under LAW.]

[Spunky]

Why is there no link to the article? Only a picture.

[Tolerance Sucks Rocks]

I believe I did read somewhere about Chavez importing people from other countries to help him keep power, but I do not remember which countries they were.

[Tolerance Sucks Rocks]

¡Una cerveza Panther Whizz, por favor!

[GYPSY286]

An Executive Order is only good until the new President comes in, right? So if the Republican President revokes Nobama’s EO, these people are back where they started from and WE.WILL.KNOW.WHO/WHERE.THEY ARE. Don’t know why they are getting so excited about it - it’s only temporary.

[MeshugeMikey]

[Diana in Wisconsin]

FUBO! *SPIT*

[Cincinna]

He didn’t want this broadcast nationally. He doesn’t want the American people to know what is in his imperial order. Meanwhile, my friend’s husband is waiting in Paris for the last three months and will have to wait at least four more months for his papers to come through. He did everything the right way. They are 23 and recently married, and now are separated by the family-uniting Obama administration. She is an American citizen. So unfair for all the skilled, professional, European people seeking to come to the U.S. legally, waiting their turn, as the law requires.