~ MOD ALERT ~ Obama Just Gave Amnesty to Illegal Aliens

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    Obama Just Gave Amnesty to Illegal Aliens. At least that's what the Tampa Bay Times just reported yesterday (reprinted from the New York Times). The new policy will allow immigrants in the United States illegally, who are close relatives of active military troops and veterans, to stay and move toward becoming permanent residents. The Times article doesn't say how many illegal aliens, will be amnestied, but it is becoming apparent that Obama's habit of granting amnesty to illegal aliens is simply an end around the proper process of allowing the Congress to handle this issue. Maybe it's time to start looking at the various amnesties that Obama has issued to illegals, and doing a body count. Of course that body count, as well as the illegals amnestied could also be a body count of Americans displaces out of jobs, and treasury $$$ lost to illegals on welfare (using the anchor baby racket and/or false documentation).

    The last amnesty manuever Obama pulled off was just a year ago. He announced a policy change June 15 2012, aimed at the children of illegal immigrants. The policy basically says that those under 30 who came to the US before they were 16, have no criminal record, have been good students and have served in the military can get a 2-yr deferral from being deported, so they can apply for a work visa and stay in the US.

    So what's going to be next for Barrack AMNESTY Obama ?

    Here's a list of possible ploys for the future >>

    Illegal Aliens who work in agriculture.

    IAs who do volunteer work.

    IAs who work in construction.

    IAs who are clergy.

    IAs who are union members.

    IAs who work in Spanish media.

    Well, you get the idea. By the time all this is over, we just might have all the 11 million illegal aliens amnestied, and full legal VOTERS (heavily Democrat), without a single act of Congress. Is anyone out there noticing this ????? :frustrated: :wtf: :disbelief:

    http://www.nytimes.com/2013/11/16/us/immigrants-closely-tied-to-military-get-reprieve.html?_r=0

    http://www.mercurynews.com/ci_20868656/young-illegal-immigrants-get-reprieve
     
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    Ronstar Well-Known Member Past Donor

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    "Their spouses, children and parents will be eligible for a “parole in place,” a term that means they will be authorized to remain in the United States and many can proceed with applications for legal residency"

    when you risk your life for America's freedom & defense, you get certain special privileges.



    and no, they don't have amnesty. They can simply apply for a Green Card within the USA.

    They may still get deported if they are criminals or other reasons.
     
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    1. It isn't the illegal aliens who are risking their life for America's freedom & defense. They simply are relatives of those who are in the military. Why should that matter ? I served in the military for 5 years. Nobody gave my relatives any special favors. Some of them were dying and homeless. And they were 100% American citizens who had not committed criminal acts as these illegal aliens have done.

    2. Green card = amnesty. Anything short of deportation is amnesty. If they can stay here (and in this case, move toward becoming permanent residents), they've gotten amnesty. Pure and simple.
     
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    yes, a Green Card is amnesty.

    they haven't been given a Green Card, just the ability to APPLY for one within the USA.

    its only amnesty when you can't be deported. All of these people can still be deported.
     
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    its not amnesty if you can still get deported.
     
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    Sounds like a benefit for our troops
    The long-awaited memorandum, coming after three years of deliberations by Department of Homeland Security officials, was an effort to untangle knots in immigration law that left many soldiers worried that their immigrant family members could be deported while they were deployed.

    The administration applied the policy broadly, extending it to all active-duty members of the armed forces, to reservists including the National Guard, and to all veterans. Their spouses, children and parents will be eligible for a “parole in place,” a term that means they will be authorized to remain in the United States and many can proceed with applications for legal residency.

    they aren't becoming citizens but this will be a good thing for our troops
     
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    It's the first steps toward enacting amnesty. Obama hopes to produce a done deal by the time that the legislative branch again tackles the issue. He also is desperate to keep the minority vote for democrats up for re-election in 2014. Of course countless minorities have already received those health care cancellation notices . . . oops!
     
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    I could have been deported years after I got my US citizenship. Do you know whatcha talking about?
     
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    You mean criminal as in entering the country illegally and taking up residence here contrary to federal immigration law?
     
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    Just one more way for a family of 30 to become US citizens. I mean, what is martyrdom comparing with a duty of serving in the army for 2 years? I would do it for my family...
     
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    Don't see how you managed to read that. This has nothing to do with citizenship.

    It does mean that family of our soldiers will not have to worry about being deported.

    I think that is a good thing for our troops.
     
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    This isn't amnesty.

    All of them can still be deported.
     
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    what amnesty?
     
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    It's amnesty when it's anything less than deportation. Obama has declared the these IAs will be allowed to stay. That's amnesty. But amnesty is just a word. The STAYING HERE is the important thing.
     
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    And what were some of the things you could be deported for?
     
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    FALSE!
     
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    Jeff, the residence and ultimately citizenship is the reason for otherwise illegal aliens go to army. If they do not hold their end of a bargain, they get no reward. What's their family has to do with it again? Why are you worry about illegal alien soldier mental health so much? Do we not have enough to worry about?

    - - - Updated - - -

    As an example, lying on my naturalization application. There are other reasons, too.
     
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    I wonder if the troops even know who these "relatives" are. I have dozens of blood relatives (cousins, nephews, nieces) whom I've never met. How would these troops know the illegal aliens at all ?... when many of them have only been in the US during the time the troops have been overseas, and before that, the IAs were living in another country. This is just a ploy to suck in VOTES.

    As for the first 2 paragraphs of your post, they are just reprints of the New York Times link (which you failed to cite), and which the readers are quite capable of clicking and reading without your help, Mr. Echo.
     
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    I was curious, as a legal alien the list of ways to get thrown out of the country are pretty extensive :( But I have been a good boy so far.
     
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    wait, are you saying you can be kicked out of the USA even though you are legally here???

    how is that possible???? :)
     
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    Maybe you should read the actual news article so you would not speak from ignorance.
     
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    Definitely - When you get residency they send you a book about all the things that can get you into trouble. Always chuckled that the number one thing on the list was failure to pay correct tax. It out ranked murder and a felony convictions
     
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    The one you're pretending you don't see. That one.
     
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    UMMM.........Last I checked, being here ILLEGALLY is a criminal offense. PERIOD.
     
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    Oh my I forgot to cite your article- which you cited but didn't quote

    The long-awaited memorandum, coming after three years of deliberations by Department of Homeland Security officials, was an effort to untangle knots in immigration law that left many soldiers worried that their immigrant family members could be deported while they were deployed.

    The administration applied the policy broadly, extending it to all active-duty members of the armed forces, to reservists including the National Guard, and to all veterans. Their spouses, children and parents will be eligible for a “parole in place,” a term that means they will be authorized to remain in the United States and many can proceed with applications for legal residency.
     

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