Election concerns: immigration. You will be surprised which party is more concern with this issue.

According to PEW Research,  Republicans believe that immigration remains a top priority.  Interesting.  It was Obama who made the promise of "comprehensive immigration reform by the end of 2009."  

Of course,  when he had the opportunity,  he did absolutely nothing (in 2009 and 2010),  and,  now,  has moved on from this issue.  

“Use and abuse and move on,”  seems to be Obama's campaign strategy.  He made promises to the Hispanic community that he never intended on keeping,  just to get their vote.  

In 2008,  he swore a move away from "Big Money,"  and, then,  funneled more than 7 trillion with a "T" to the banking industry via the back door we know as TARP.  While he was promising the end of Big Banking’s influence,  he and Elizbeth Warren were setting up the eventual transfer of trillions   -  again,  WHILE he was promising the very opposite. 

He claimed to support McCain/Feingold campaign finance reforms, something he vote into law as a freshman Senator,  then,   immediately violated reform  confidence by ignoring that reform as he ran for election in 2008 (his very first broken promise) and has announced a decision to do the same,  again,  with this election.  

He promised to be a bi-partisan uniter,  but only met with GOP leadership three times during all of 2009.

He went to Cairo and gave a speech to "all of the Muslim world,"  only to have that world blow up in his ignorant face,  with the coming of the Arab Spring.  

And now we know that he has lost interest in the subject of immigration reform,  and has decided to effectively move on and away from the issue.