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| − | '''Executive amnesty''' is [[newspeak]] for [[unconstitutional]] [[citizenship]] given to [[illegal immigrant]]s by executive branch mandate, without legal authority. [[Barack Hussein Obama]] seized the power to make law and ignore law while putting the needs of foreigners before the needs of [[American]]s. Ultimately, the | + | '''Executive amnesty''' is [[newspeak]] for [[unconstitutional]] [[citizenship]] given to [[illegal immigrant]]s by executive branch mandate, without legal authority. [[Barack Hussein Obama]] seized the power to make law and ignore law while putting the needs of foreigners before the needs of [[American]]s. Ultimately, the taxpayers will subsidize this [[tyranny|imperial]] action since many of these "immigrants" are likely to participate in the [[universal health care]] [[ObamaCare]] [[welfare state]] encouraged by the [[Obama Administration]]. |
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| + | The [[Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals]] program, created by the Obama Administration in 2012, is a notable example of executive amnesty. | ||
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* [[Executive Order]]s | * [[Executive Order]]s | ||
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[[Category:Immigration]] | [[Category:Immigration]] | ||
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[[Category:United States Law]] | [[Category:United States Law]] | ||
[[Category:Obama Presidency]] | [[Category:Obama Presidency]] | ||
[[Category:Threats]] | [[Category:Threats]] | ||
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[[Category:United States Political Terms]] | [[Category:United States Political Terms]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 03:29, January 9, 2018
Executive amnesty is newspeak for unconstitutional citizenship given to illegal immigrants by executive branch mandate, without legal authority. Barack Hussein Obama seized the power to make law and ignore law while putting the needs of foreigners before the needs of Americans. Ultimately, the taxpayers will subsidize this imperial action since many of these "immigrants" are likely to participate in the universal health care ObamaCare welfare state encouraged by the Obama Administration.
The Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, created by the Obama Administration in 2012, is a notable example of executive amnesty.