Why Has Immigration Become Such A Bone Of Contention and Division
The push for the destruction of our current immigration laws has done nothing more than create a bone of contention and division within the American people on Immigration reform
By Leigh Bravo —— Bio and Archives--September 16, 2015
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Back in 2007, while President Obama was busy campaigning to become the first black president of the United States, the majority of Americans were fully in support of immigration reform, and a path to citizenship for illegal immigrants. Flash forward to 2015 and you will see unbelievable levels of contempt and refusal to accept anything less than mass deportation of all illegals. Why?
When President Obama took the oath of office in January of 2009, the House and the Senate of the United States was controlled by the Democrats. Obama campaigned for the hispanic vote by making multiple promises of not only addressing immigration, but permanently fixing the problem. He spoke on the issue March 27, 2008, on the Larry King show.Welcome to CFP’s Comment Section!
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