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To: Morgan in Denver
No, I’d say enforce the laws on the books now as we secure the border. If voters don’t like the laws, change them. I understand my position does not resolve the underlying problems but I don’t think we can fix it with one overall bill. Besides, if Democrats won’t enforce the laws today what makes anyone think they’ll enforce anything new?

I agree. Comprehensive immigration reform, whatever that means must be done in increments. But that is not the way Washington addresses problems.

MHO, it’s better to put off the border problems until we have a Republican Senate to support our Republican House. Once that’s in place maybe we can get some things accomplished.

The problem is that you need a bill now to address conditions at the border. This will become the Christmas Tree to hang comprehensive immigration reform on.

188 posted on 07/13/2014 9:55:32 AM PDT by kabar
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To: kabar

What’s upsetting is 0bama exacerbated the problem and took a 2008 law that was intended for one thing and expanded it to include masses of children. In other words, 0bama created the problem for political reasons.

I would guess nothing being done before the election except this may be large enough of a problem that congress will actually do something now even if it’s the wrong thing to do.

The bottom line? 0bama creates the problem and then offers a solution for the problem he created and there’s no guarantee 0bama will spend the money for what 0bama said was needed to be done. And, no matter what happens, when it gets worse the blame is on Republicans.


213 posted on 07/13/2014 11:57:32 AM PDT by Morgan in Denver (Democrats: The party of projection politics. The end justifies the means. Do or say anything.)
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