Some politicians seem to think that politics are more important than the people they serve. That quite obviously puts many politicians in a touchy spot, as they have to sway with the voters whims. Such is the case when it comes to immigration reform. The party line may be one thing — the voter\u2019s wishes, yet another. What happens to the politician in the middle? Good question. They end up trying for middle of the road and in the end, no one is happy.<\/p>\n
Right now, the collective masses in the House on the hill are, once again, attempting to do something about immigration reform. Are you getting tired of hearing the constant stream of rhetoric? Millions of Latinos are certainly tired of it. Eleven million illegal aliens are tired of it. The voters are getting weary of it and immigration lawyers are fed right up with empty promises. They want to (more…)<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Some politicians seem to think that politics are more important than the people they serve. That quite obviously puts many politicians in a touchy spot, as they have to sway with the voters whims. Such is the case when it…<\/span><\/p>\n