Sessions Slams Senate Dems for 'Silence' in Wake of Executive Amnesty

Caroline May
Breitbart.com
Big Government
27 Aug 2014

Alabama Republican Sen. Jeff Sessions slammed Senate Democrats for failing to push back against President Obama’s plans for executive actions on immigration — especially in light of reports of what the actions will look like.

Recent reports have said that the White House could move to enact unilateral legalization and work authorizations for some 5 million undocumented immigrants and White House Press Secretary Josh Earnest indicated Monday the White House could make an announcement about the executive action at the end of the summer…

…“If implemented, the President’s new executive actions would functionally end what little remains of interior immigration enforcement, giving free license to every person in the world—here today or planning to come tomorrow—to violate our immigration laws with impunity,” he said.

“But the citizens of this country retain the ultimate power, as they always have,” he continued. “They will not let this stand. They will demand a Senate vote on the House bill to stop this executive amnesty. And they will hold accountable any and all in Congress who fail to resist the President’s lawless decree.”

 

 

The complete article, with video, is at Big Government.

 

 

Related:    AFL-CIO chief urges Obama to be bold on immigration executive action

…”He’s gonna do something. I hope it is bold enough to be worthwhile,” the union federation leader told reporters Thursday at a breakfast hosted by the Christian Science Monitor. He said the unions have had “significant meetings” with the White House to strategize on the issue…

 

 

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Mexican President Peña Nieto Declares United States ‘The Other Mexico’

…Appearing with Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti and California Governor Jerry Brown in Los Angeles, Peña Nieto called for amnesty legislation and more open borders while blasting governors who have taken a tough stance on illegal immigration.

“This is the other Mexico,” Peña Nieto reportedly “said of the United States, which is property to an estimated 11 million Mexican immigrants.”…

 

 

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