Oppose executive action amnesty
How could Resident Obama even consider instructing USCIS to draw up a memorandum entitled “Administrative Alternatives to Comprehensive Immigration Reform?” Does he not believe it is the job of the people’s Congress to set immigration policy?
This memo to Alejandro Mayorkas (Director of USCIS), from Denise Vanison (Policy and Strategy), Roxana Bacon (Office of the Chief Counsel), Debra Rogers (Field Operations), and Donald Neufeld (Service Center Operations) is an absolute disgrace. How can the President expect the American people to trust him when he is constantly trying to find ways to circumvent Congress to give amnesty to 12-18 million illegal aliens?
The American people have elected a Congress to set, among other things, our nation’s immigration policy. Resident Obama does not have the right — moral or otherwise — to overstep his authority and grant an amnesty to the illegal aliens living in the United States (especially when one considers that 15 million Americans are unemployed while 8 million illegal aliens have a job).
I’m aware that you have been generally supportive of amnesties and legalizations for illegal aliens in the past, but I would hope that you would at least stand up for the principle that these large-scale immigration decisions should be made by the people’s Congress and not by administrative action.
Phone me if you would like to talk about this.
Greg Raven, Apple Valley, CA
P.S. I’m pretty certain you are as hopeless on this issue as you are on virtually every other issue, but I’m asking pro-forma. Obviously, you and Obama need an amnesty so Obama can stay in this country.