On this last day of Obama\u2019s presidency, I want to, no need to, look at all the Immigration actions he took, including ones that were the right thing to do, yet made him unpopular with his party. On this last day of Obama\u2019s presidency, I want to, no need to, look at all the Immigration actions he took, including ones that were the right thing to do, yet made him unpopular with his party. DEPORTATION: He has…<\/span><\/p>\n
\nDEPORTATION<\/strong>:
\nHe has been called by Democrats as the \u201cDeporter in Chief\u201d. Yes, he deported more people than anyone else. But let\u2019s be clear, we ONLY deport criminals. These are people who have come in illegally, or are not yet citizens of the US, and they have committed a felony. If these people get a lawyer, the process stretches out indefinitely. Do we, as a society need more felons, or drug users? I applaud Pres. Obama on standing up to his party.
\nDACA<\/strong>:
\nThe legislature would not cooperate with President Obama and openly said that they wanted him to fail. Yet, despite that, he started the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals through executive action. This makes sense, because (more…)<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"