
Natasha Khan/Cronkite News Service
Fernando Lopez of Phoenix rode the Undocu-bus from Phoenix to Charlotte, N.C., to protest what he called an inadequate response by President Obama toward people like him who are in the U.S. illegally. He said he faces deportation after being stopped by police for a broken headlight.
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Obama hasn’t done enough to help border jumpers, huh? Hmmm…a disrespectful, end-run around Congress isn’t enough?
Here’s the thing…border jumpers aren’t owed anything. They’re not even supposed to be here. If they don’t like the way things are here they can leave. Even if they do like the way things are here they should leave.
Agreed; election year vote pandering aside he has refused steadfastly to do anything on the illegal immigration issues .... But To be fair he’s not the only one… that’s why individual states have stooped to meddling where they’d all much prefer not to be…to try and force those in Washington to do their jobs….
and as usual Washington shows great propensity for partisan politics…
and nothing else…..
“Arpaio is currently the subject of a Department of Justice investigation “
Be fair; everyone knows that is nothing more than a justice department reprisal for his steadfast refusal to allow them dictate to him how to enforce state law .... Agree with how he’s doing so or not;vote him in or out when the time comes accordingly….but he is right to uphold state law as the state leadership says to do so… not as some bureaucrat in Washington who don’t even live here tries to dictate!
Some people say politicians pander to constituents. Some people say they don’t so much care about constituents than voters. Border jumpers are neither. So, they’re upset with Obama…what are they going to do? Not vote for him?
The only thing border jumpers are entitles to is the inside of a jail cell, and after which a ride home.