Backdoor Amnesty Moves to California?

by ~ The Rebel ~ Posted 2012/06/13 04:20:32

Related Topics: Harry Reid, Obama, Democrat, Senate, Illegal Alien, Obama Administration, San Francisco, Napolitano, Democrats, Enforcement, Deportation, Alien, Court, California, San Jose

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Number of Illegal Alien Beneficiaries Grows

In the latest phase of the Obama Administration's backdoor amnesty scheme, Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) attorneys last week began reviewing more than 18,000 pending deportation cases in San Francisco, California. (San Jose Mercury News, June 5, 2012)

Under the review, the Administration will administratively close — or otherwise ignore — any pending or incoming immigration case it does not deem a priority for immigration enforcement. (See Letter from DHS Secretary Napolitano to Harry Reid, Aug. 18, 2012)

Thus far, ICE has reviewed over 288,000 cases pending removal. Of those reviewed, ICE plans to administratively close 20,648.

mae 2012/06/13 06:25:51

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(...backdoor amnesty has been alive and thriving in several western states for at least 30 years...)
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L1Z2 2012/06/13 09:15:27

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This is not a surprise. Governor Jerry Brown approved free college aid for illegal immigrants last year.... joining Texas and New Mexico...

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Walt 2012/06/13 06:35:55

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In southern California, this is redundant. The 0bama administration doesn't mind wasting even resources that it could use elsewhere to further its own subversive agenda. This may be a good thing, except that once again, we're paying for it.

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mae 2012/06/13 06:25:51

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(...backdoor amnesty has been alive and thriving in several western states for at least 30 years...)

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VICTORIA 2012/06/13 05:17:01

Freaking racists.

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~ The Rebel ~ 2012/06/13 04:21:44

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The number of illegal and criminal aliens granted administrative amnesty as a result of the review has almost tripled in the last few months. As of March 5, ICE had administratively closed or dismissed roughly 1,600 cases and had deemed an additional 11,000 eligible for closure. (See ICE email, Mar. 9, 2012)

http://www.fairus.org/legisla...

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