Thread: De Blasio, Garcetti Lead Legal Brief In Support of Exec. Amnesty

by Caroline May
23 Jan 2015

New York Mayor Bill de Blasio and Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti are leading an effort to oppose a lawsuit, filed by 25 states, that seeks to halt President Obama’s executive amnesty.

De Blasio and Garcetti announced plans Friday to file an amicus brief that will support President Obama’s executive actions on immigration against the states’ lawsuit.

“Our mission is urgent,” de Blasio said in a statement. “Delaying implementation of the President’s executive action will further hurt our families, negatively impact our economies, and create unnecessary insecurity in our communities.”

According to the pair, more than 30 mayors have signed on to their effort, including Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel, Atlanta Mayor Kasim Reed, Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter, and Washington, D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser.

“We are proud to file this Amicus Brief joining numerous cities in support of President Obama’s Executive Action on Immigration Reform, these efforts will ensure that immigrant communities feel welcomed and integrated,” Emanuel said. “By doing so, we maximize the contributions immigrants make to our city, build stronger ties between immigrants and non-immigrants, and increase the safety of our neighborhoods.”

“Our cities cannot afford delays to immigration reforms that will strengthen our economy and help families,” Garcetti added. “This isn’t a blue or red issue, but a human and economic one.”

The amicus brief will argue that Obama’s executive amnesty is in the best interest of the public and that blocking the actions would “stall desperately needed changes to the federal government’s immigration policies.”

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“We are proud to file this Amicus Brief joining numerous cities in support of President Obama’s Executive Action on Immigration Reform, these efforts will ensure that immigrant communities feel welcomed and integrated,” Emanuel said. “By doing so, we maximize the contributions immigrants make to our city, build stronger ties between immigrants and non-immigrants, and increase the safety of our neighborhoods.”

What contributions do "immigrants" make to a city?

What is a "non-immigrant"?

Who are these people running our cities?

And we allowed someone who would file a brief in a lawsuit to endorse lawlessness on the basis of criminal immigrant contributions to their cities, to benefit their underground illegal economies, to increase safety for the cartels behind this insanity to be Chief of Staff for the President of the United States?

Folks, it is time to call a spade a spade and nail these criminals to the wall. These mayors are on the take, they're owned and controlled by the cartels just like some members of our Congress and the Executive Branch including the White House and more Governors than we would care to know and members of City Councils and County Commissions and Police Departments.

It's also time to read through their lingo. All this "family" business we hear about, it's the cartel families they're talking about. That explains why it's always the "immigrant" family they're concerned with instead of the citizen family.

Can someone please make us a list of which states are in support of the lawsuit, which ones are opposing this lawsuit, and which ones are unaligned yet?

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