OBAMA USING ‘BACKDOOR’ AMNESTY AS CAMPAIGN TOOL
Obama invoked his presidential powers to grant backdoor amnesty to even more illegal immigrants. As leaked to the press last week, the Obama administration will now no longer require illegal immigrant relatives to return to their home country during the visa application process, which is a requirement of federal immigration law – or at least it was before Obama took the reins in Washington.

Obama’s dismantling of federal immigration law is just one of his many outrages against America, and sadly it will only continue as he gets more and more desperate for re-election in 2012 since winning the votes of Latino Americans is his best hope.

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EDUCATION AND LABOR SECRETARIES MEET WITH DREAMERS AND ACTIVISTS

Labor Secretary Hilda Solis and Education Secretary Arne Duncan met with a group illegal immigrant DREAMers at the U.S. Department of Education in Washington, DC, on Dec. 15 of this past year. As part of a “Student Voices” meeting, the illegal immigrants attended the meeting to hear Sec. Duncan tell them about the administration’s valiant “efforts to assist students who are undocumented” through the DREAM – Development, Relief and Education of Alien Minors Act – Act.

Looking at the bigger picture, the December meeting was with “students and members of the United States Students Association and United We Dream,” the latter of whose “Vision and Mission” is to develop a grassroots activists movement to advocate for illegal immigrant youth. The United States Student Associate states its own history “as a nascent national student union in the late forties, as a cautiously liberal organization in the fifties, as an increasingly activist federation of student governments in the sixties, as a radical antiwar outfit in the early seventies, and as a broad-based progressive advocacy group in the eighties and nineties.”

The DREAM Act, should it ever pass Congress and the Senate, would legalize all illegal immigrants who entered the U.S. before their 16th birthday for at least five years before the law took effect and who had been admitted to a college or earned a high school diploma or a general education development certificate.