Thread: Top Amnesty Advocate Suggests Jeb Better than Hillary on Amnesty

by Tony Lee
21 Feb 2015

A top pro-amnesty leader suggested that Florida Governor Jeb Bush may be better than Hillary Clinton on amnesty issues.

Gaby Pacheco, a DREAMer and amnesty advocate who has already influenced the White House on its executive amnesty programs, proclaimed that Bush was, “in some sense,” better on immigration than Hillary Clinton, who said illegal immigrant juveniles should be sent back to their countries during last summer’s border crisis.

Bush, who said that illegal immigration is an “act of love,” said this week that amnesty legislation is “so hugely important” even though the middle class is getting squeezed. His co-author Clint Bolick said that Bush believes in amnesty legislation with his heart and soul, which Pacheco said was a good thing and praised.

• Adrian Carrasquillo ✔ @Carrasquillo 20 Feb
  
  Hillary said Obama actions a historic first step. @LatinoDecisions says Latino support hinges on if she would extend. pic.twitter.com/H6ew3fLZEP

Gaby Pacheco @GabyPacheco1
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@Carrasquillo @LatinoDecisions In some sense @JebBush is more friendly to immigrants than@HillaryClinton #ActofLove
4:11 PM - 20 Feb 2015

• Adrian Carrasquillo ✔ @Carrasquillo 20 Feb
  
  Hillary said Obama actions a historic first step. @LatinoDecisions says Latino support hinges on if she would extend. pic.twitter.com/H6ew3fLZEP

Gaby Pacheco @GabyPacheco1
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@Carrasquillo @LatinoDecisions Yeah, her "sent them back" on the border crisis made her lose huge credibility & heart w/ Latinos
4:09 PM - 20 Feb 2015



Pacheco is a top Bridge Project official–her organization “seeks to connect individuals from across the political spectrum for the purpose of achieving immigration reform that is sensible and workable.” In 2012, Pacheco “helped persuade President Obama to implement the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program and was the first” illegal immigrant Latina to testify before Congress.

http://www.breitbart.com/big-governm...ry-on-amnesty/

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by Tony Lee
21 Feb 2015

A top pro-amnesty leader suggested that Florida Governor Jeb Bush may be better than Hillary Clinton on amnesty issues.

Gaby Pacheco, a DREAMer and amnesty advocate who has already influenced the White House on its executive amnesty programs, proclaimed that Bush was, “in some sense,” better on immigration than Hillary Clinton, who said illegal immigrant juveniles should be sent back to their countries during last summer’s border crisis.

Bush, who said that illegal immigration is an “act of love,” said this week that amnesty legislation is “so hugely important” even though the middle class is getting squeezed. His co-author Clint Bolick said that Bush believes in amnesty legislation with his heart and soul, which Pacheco said was a good thing and praised.

Pacheco is a top Bridge Project official–her organization “seeks to connect individuals from across the political spectrum for the purpose of achieving immigration reform that is sensible and workable.” In 2012, Pacheco “helped persuade President Obama to implement the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program and was the first” illegal immigrant Latina to testify before Congress.

http://www.breitbart.com/big-governm...ry-on-amnesty/

Only a government that has already sold out its citizens would give an illegal alien the opportunity to testify before our Congress, instead of arresting and deporting her back to wherever she came from. What is wrong with our government? Are they all insane? Have they all gone mad? No, they're on the take with the cartels behind this travesty. For anyone to believe they give one rats ass more about an illegal alien than they do US citizens is smoking dope, because they don't care about either one. The difference is Americans have no drug cartel behind US to buy up our politicians to represent US, whereas the illegal aliens do.

Pacheco is a top Bridge Project official–her organization “seeks to connect individuals from across the political spectrum for the purpose of achieving immigration reform that is sensible and workable.” In 2012, Pacheco “helped persuade President Obama to implement the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program and was the first” illegal immigrant Latina to testify before Congress.

She's from Ecuador.