Illegals are ANGRY at Obama and his Administration.

This post comes from a pro-illegal alien website.

http://feedproxy.google(dot)com/~r/CitizenOrange/~3/uU0_poI4IPY/accountability-moment-obama-an.html



A striking difference between yesterday's May 1 immigrant rights rally in Washington, D.C., and the rally on the National Mall on March 21 was the message. Another was the mood.

The speakers on March 21 included advocates, immigrants, and a fair number of politicians. President Obama even spoke in a recorded message about his sorrow for the families that are torn apart by the broken immigration system. The crowd was silent during his message and gave him a massive cheer when it was done. The mood that day was exuberant and hopeful.

The mood at yesterday's May 1 rally in D.C. was one of anger and betrayal. Speakers talked about President Obama's broken promises, his failure to promote immigration reform, and his continued support for programs like 287(g) and InSecure Communities that lead to racial profiling by local law enforcement. They talked about the 400,000 people deported in Obama's first year of office, more than any single year of the Bush administration. Children spoke of their parents currently in the process of being deported by President Obama, and they asked him not to break up their families.

The immigrant community is starting to realize that, when it comes to immigration policy, President Obama and the Senate Democrats have been saying one thing and doing another. They express regret for family separation, for the workers who have paid into the tax base for decades but still face deportation, and for the DREAM Act students brought here as infants who live under the shadow of exile. But through their actions, they wholly support the status quo enforcement-only immigration system.

President Obama's DHS continues to defend the fatally flawed 287(g) program which permits and encourages local police like Sheriff Joe Arpaio to engage in rampant racial profiling. Obama's point person on immigration reform, DHS Secretary Janet Napolitano, is too busy trying to meet ramped-up deportation quotas and dealing with ICE scandals to focus on mobilizing political support for immigration reform. Most importantly, Obama's ICE continues to deport immigrants--family members of citizens, Dream-eligible students, workers, homeowners, taxpayers--at a rate of 1,000 a day.

Senate Democrats continue to appropriate more and more money for ICE's enforcement operations. Senate Democrats have still not introduced an immigration bill, though they keep pretending to. In March, they announced a blueprint. Last week, they announced a plan. In the hope of appeasing Senate Republicans and their nativist constituents, Senate Democrats keep moving the legislative goalposts to the right in a pathetic display of self-bamboozlement. But there is still no bill! Moreover, key Senate Democrats like Senator Schumer and Senator Menendez refuse to allow a vote on the DREAM Act based on the pretense that they are busy fighting for comprehensive reform. Liars!

Much of the focus yesterday was on Arizona's new racial profiling law. The renewed national focus on immigration due to the Arizona law accounted for the cameras and reporters at yesterday's rally that were mostly missing on March 21. But those at yesterday's rally understood that Arizona's law only has bite in the context of the failed national enforcement-only immigration system. And that President Obama could kneecap the bill easily enough by instructing ICE to withhold cooperation from Arizona law enforcement. (Click here to ask him to exactly that.)

But President Obama and Senate Democrats are more afraid of nativist conservatives who will never vote for a Democrat than they are of Latin@ voters who helped give them their current majority and helped put Obama in the White House. Their plan to say one thing and do another worked as long as their pro-migrant constituents were kept in the dark. The Reform Immigration for America campaign (RIFA) and other immigrant advocacy organizations have facilitated this program of deception by giving President Obama an uncontested platform to deceive the marchers on March 21, by urging the grassroots to rally without telling them who is on their side and who isn't, and by failing to communicate to the grassroots the dismal political conditions for immigration reform. By doing this, RIFA risks burning out the grassroots again, who came out in force in 2006 only to find stepped-up deportation quotas and a lack of political support. This strategy of deception also represents a missed opportunity: to mobilize the grassroots with urgency and anger against the fake allies in the Senate who rely on their political support. (They are turning against eachother) :lol:

If President Obama and Senate Democrats want to avoid the wrath of the immigrant community and its allies, they must push for rational immigration reform rather than a retread of enforcement-only laws that fail harder the more restrictive they become. They must understand that they cannot lie to their constituents without facing consequences. They should believe that Congressman Gutierrez's civil disobedience yesterday is only the beginning of actions that target Democrats, not Republicans, as the current obstacle to immigration reform.

Senate Democrats should stop the charade and introduce their own immigration bill without GOP support. They should push it forward to force each Senator to show whether he or she is for the immigrant community or against it. They will learn, as Senator Reid is learning, that when you rely on votes from the immigrant community to stay in office, immigration is only a political liability when you fail to act.

Then if, as everyone in the Senate expects, immigration reform fails to pass this year, the Senate should call the DREAM Act for a vote and push it through so their Latin@ constituents don't stay home from the polls en masse in November.

Senate Democrats have failed to support immigration reform as a human rights and civil rights issue--most of them simply don't see it in those terms. So it is up to the immigrant rights community to ensure they see it in terms they can understand: as one protester put it, "Democrats, don't count on us again if we can't count on you now."

Illegal "Immigrants" ... listen up, here's your problem, and it's unfortunate that all the people you've been following haven't told you the truth about American Politics, so I'll tell you the truth.

If you are an illegal alien in the United States, you have nothing here, because you have no vote here which means you have no political power inside the borders of the United States.

Advocates have lied to you, they've used you, to raise funds to line their own pockets dishing out false promises they can't keep to get your money.

Meanwhile, as you fill your grocery carts to the brim in front of Americans who can only afford a little basket and have to scrape for change to pay for that, you have lost the friends you might have once had if you'd stayed home in your countries where you belong instead of coming here to rob our citizenry like a band of Squatting Gypsies.

Here is the reality of where you are at this point in time. The American People no longer want you here; they no longer want to read your National Council of La Raza planted sob stories in the newspaper; they no longer want to pay your medical bills, provide you with food stamps, educate your children, give you their jobs, watch you burn our flag, see you raise your country's flag in our nation, listen to you speaking your foreign language in our English-speaking country, hear you threaten us with shovels and pickaxes or listen to your Presidents threaten our diplomatic relations.

Your gig here is up. Your party here at our expense is over. You are going home, and you will not be coming back. You can go easy and leave voluntarily or you can go hard through a deportation order. Your choice. The outcome however will be same. You are departing the United States. And there isn't one politician in the country that can or will change that simple fact, because the American People rule the United States, not Luis Guiterrez or Barack Obama.

Bon Voyage!

Illegals have been lied to. Well what a surprise. Tell them to get in line. The liar in chief deceives everyone.

So what? Obama will change his tune at will. We can't count on anything. We're still flooded with illegals and their anchor babies. I think I have even heard them around here with "Arizona" on their breath; like they have just picked up and left to come here.