In a shameless election year trick, Homeland Security is taking a first step to amnesty as it circumvents congressional review.


As I write, Homeland Security is about to announce its intentions to circumvent Congress  and install its own immigration policy, to wit:  illegal youth (supposedly limited to some 800,000 youth nationwide at first reports) will be provided work permits if they meet certain requirements.  How many times and in how many different ways,  has Obama told the world that Congress is no longer a relevant institution? Understand that should this subversive survive the coming election,  he fully intends on ruling America as if a dictator. Get ready for a serious campaign of civil disobedience.  

Surprisingly,  David Avelia,  President of GOPAC,  told Fox News,  this moring (7:30 am pt),  that he did not see this decision as a campaign move on the part of Obama  --  which goes to the reason why this blog is not a Republican blog.  When the President of  GOPAC (a GOP fundraising group), has no clue as to what is going on,  politically,  well,  maybe the patriot nation has already lost the war.  Time will tell,  but his statement,  for certain,  is both politically moronic in nature  and startling out of touch with reality.  

Understand the objection to this political move.  It is not that good reasons do not exist for a change in immigration policy.  

Rather,  it is this Administration's decision to change the national rules on this matter,  and to do so dictatorially .  

Obama is fine with unilateral decisions and dictatorial conduct,  as long as he is the one making those decisions and carrying out this policy.  He could have passed "comprehensive immigration law" during 2009, 2010,  when he had a compliant Congress fully controlled by his own party,  but,  "no,"  he chose to do other things.  And now,  he is attempting to shore up his base, a base weakened because of his failures in the first two years of his term.  

Is this a political decision?  Of course,  or it would have been something he tried to do back in 2009.  

I think it funny in a sad way,  that Napolitano,  in making a telephone announcement this morning (minutes ago) concerning this matter, mentioned that ours is a  "nation of laws."  Pure BS.  The practice of Executive Fiat could not be more unAmerican in a criminal way nor more lawless in its very nature.

Obviously,  this is a developing story.  





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