Does Obama's Action Friday, Effectively Side-Stepping the Congress and Granting Amnesty to a Million Illegal Aliens, Warrant the Commencement of Impeachment Proceedings Against Obama in the US House of Representatives?
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Sgt Major B 2012/06/17 20:56:28ABSOLUTELY: "High Crimes and Misdemeanors" pursuant to Article 1 of the Const...
+8Article I, section 8 also specifically grants Congress the authority to establish laws for naturalization, not the executive branch.
I'd call it (yet another) impeachable offense.
Because (a) our cowardly Congress isn't doing anything about it, (b) there are already enough problems for Congress to deal with, adding this unnecessary fight to contend with doesn't help the nation., (c) lots more Mexicans are sure to come here now and claim they qualify.
You are right congress is too busy trying to defaet Obama and that has been their plan all along screw the country let's get the White House back.
ICE is following the instructions given to them by Napolitano and she is taking the lead from Obama, the one who issued the illegal order. So what is the likelihood of any laws being enforced legally when Obama and Napolitano are giving illegal orders. How about two possibilities: slim and none.
I don't have an answer because I don't know the answer to your question. But if they say this country has 800,000 illegals that are eligable then that should be all that can apply for this whatever you want to call it.
Firebrand Republican Rep. Steve King announced his intention Friday to file a lawsuit against President Barack Obama, calling unconstitutional the administration's plan to stop deporting some young, illegal immigrants who entered the U.S. as children.
"This is no longer a debate about immigration policy. The debate is now about the Constitution and the Rule of Law," the Iowa congressman said in a statement. "I am preparing to bring suit against the President and ask for a court to enjoin him from implementing his unconstitutional and unlawful policy."
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Obama's plan would apply to people under age 30 who entered the country before the age of 16, pose no criminal or security threat, and were successful students or served in the military. They can apply for a two-year deferral from deportation and if accepted would then have the possibility of working legally, Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano said Friday.
The president said the policy "is not amnesty" nor "immunity" or "a path to citizenship."
But King and other Repub...
Firebrand Republican Rep. Steve King announced his intention Friday to file a lawsuit against President Barack Obama, calling unconstitutional the administration's plan to stop deporting some young, illegal immigrants who entered the U.S. as children.
"This is no longer a debate about immigration policy. The debate is now about the Constitution and the Rule of Law," the Iowa congressman said in a statement. "I am preparing to bring suit against the President and ask for a court to enjoin him from implementing his unconstitutional and unlawful policy."
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Obama's plan would apply to people under age 30 who entered the country before the age of 16, pose no criminal or security threat, and were successful students or served in the military. They can apply for a two-year deferral from deportation and if accepted would then have the possibility of working legally, Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano said Friday.
The president said the policy "is not amnesty" nor "immunity" or "a path to citizenship."
But King and other Republicans described it as a form of amnesty.
"Americans should be outraged that President Obama is planning to usurp the Constitutional authority of the United States Congress and grant amnesty by edict to 1 million illegal aliens," he said in an earlier statement. "There is no ambiguity in Congress about whether the DREAM Act's amnesty program should be the law of the land. It has been rejected by Congress, and yet President Obama has decided that he will move forward with it anyway. President Obama, an ex constitutional law professor, whose favorite word is audacity, is prepared to violate the principles of Constitutional Law that he taught."
but a law suit can and scotus can and its about to got o law suit home many things has obama lost so far under the supreme court and about to loose again lol. what hes doing is illegal by bypassing federal laws on the books he even said he had no power to do this in 2011 only congress does want me to find the quote for you.
BUT, A future President can modify EO's. Not that Romney is going to win. He has already been caught with his pants down on this subject and he had NO ANSWERS for the press or in his interview with Bob Scheiffer.
go to iran cross thier borders, oh wait two did and were arested as spies we need to shut the border completly down with the with the military on it and stop this crap. shoot ask question later try them as spies.
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The actions taken are not outside the realm of the President to delay and or modify how the justice dept carries out a law congress passed or should I say FAILED TO PASS.
I would suggest you check out the latest release, your's is a couple of weeks old and reflect information from late May.
http://www.realclearpolitics....
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
A Presidential Executive Order goes into effect the instant the President signs it. Further there are only TWO which have been overturned since the inception of the country and the Presidential use of Executive Orders.
Suggest you do a little bit of study before you make false claims on Sodahead.
Firebrand Republican Rep. Steve King announced his intention Friday to file a lawsuit against President Barack Obama, calling unconstitutional the administration's plan to stop deporting some young, illegal immigrants who entered the U.S. as children.
"This is no longer a debate about immigration policy. The debate is now about the Constitution and the Rule of Law," the Iowa congressman said in a statement. "I am preparing to bring suit against the President and ask for a court to enjoin him from implementing his unconstitutional and unlawful policy."
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Obama's plan would apply to people under age 30 who entered the country before the age of 16, pose no criminal or security threat, and were successful students or served in the military. They can apply for a two-year deferral from deportation and if accepted would then have the possibility of working legally, Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano said Friday.
The president said the policy "is not amnesty" nor "immunity" or "a path to citizenship."
But King and other Republicans described it as a form of amnesty.
"Americans should be outraged ...
Firebrand Republican Rep. Steve King announced his intention Friday to file a lawsuit against President Barack Obama, calling unconstitutional the administration's plan to stop deporting some young, illegal immigrants who entered the U.S. as children.
"This is no longer a debate about immigration policy. The debate is now about the Constitution and the Rule of Law," the Iowa congressman said in a statement. "I am preparing to bring suit against the President and ask for a court to enjoin him from implementing his unconstitutional and unlawful policy."
– Follow the Ticker on Twitter: @PoliticalTicker
– Check out the CNN Electoral Map and Calculator and game out your own strategy for November.
Obama's plan would apply to people under age 30 who entered the country before the age of 16, pose no criminal or security threat, and were successful students or served in the military. They can apply for a two-year deferral from deportation and if accepted would then have the possibility of working legally, Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano said Friday.
The president said the policy "is not amnesty" nor "immunity" or "a path to citizenship."
But King and other Republicans described it as a form of amnesty.
"Americans should be outraged that President Obama is planning to usurp the Constitutional authority of the United States Congress and grant amnesty by edict to 1 million illegal aliens," he said in an earlier statement. "There is no ambiguity in Congress about whether the DREAM Act's amnesty program should be the law of the land. It has been rejected by Congress, and yet President Obama has decided that he will move forward with it anyway. President Obama, an ex constitutional law professor, whose favorite word is audacity, is prepared to violate the principles of Constitutional Law that he taught."
Why is that?