Thread: llegals Visit Capitol Hill, Demand Amnesty Through Executive Orders

llegals Visit Capitol Hill, Demand Amnesty Through Executive Orders

May 9, 2014 - 7:41 PM
By Penny Starr

Six people who are in the United States illegally joined an immigration attorney (Skype image on the wall) to discuss the recommendations made by the group #Not1More that would provide amnesty to millions. (CNSNews.com/Penny Starr)

(CNSNews.com) – To mark May Day last week, Rep. Raul Grijalva (D-Ariz.) invited people who are in the country illegally to Capitol Hill where they released a list of executive orders they believe President Barack Obama should put in place, including stopping all deportations and bringing back deportees who have family here.At the event, held in the Canon Office Building, seven people who are part of a “Blue Ribbon Commission” – six illegal aliens and an immigration attorney – that released a list of 14 things Obama could do (according to legal scholars they consulted with) to provide amnesty to millions without congressional approval.
“We insist that the timing [of the executive orders] be immediate and the scope be as broad and bold as possible,” a summary of the commission’s findings states.

The 14 recommended executive orders include:

• End all deportations and “Expand use of humanitarian parole to endure that people previously deported can return to the U.S.”
• Expand Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) – Obama’s executive order that puts on hold the deportation of individuals who were brought to the U.S. illegally by their parents as children - to “as many people as possible”;
• End the successful “Secure Communities” program that is now in all 50 states and provides a partnership between local and federal law enforcement personnel to enforce immigration laws;
• “Drastically curtail the use of detention” for illegal aliens.

Angel Hernandez-Gomez was one of a large group of illegal aliens who were on Capitol Hill on May 1, 2014 for the release of a list of recommended executive orders that they said President Barack Obama should be in place. (CNSNews.com/Penny Starr)

The group, dubbed #Not1More, included Angel Hernandez-Gomez “a young undocumented and queer organizer from Durham, N.C.,” who is “committed to defending his family, and all women, trans people, sex workers and other people of color from the fear of deportation,” according to his biography distributed at the event.Maricela Munoz has been in the country illegally for 12 but now faces deportation after driving without a license and fleeing the scene of an accident.'

“I want to ask President Obama and also the rest of the Congress both and elected officials to be able to also touch their heart, their humanity,” Munoz said through a translator. “To think about, when they think about our cases and deliberate our futures and our destinies that they think about with a different level of humbleness and acknowledgment of the suffering and the sacrifices that our people have made to just be here.”

Maricela Munoz, who has lived in Georgia illegally for 12 years, fought back tears as she told the story of how she was facing deportation after driving without a license and fleeing the scene of an automobile accident. (CNSNews.com/Penny Starr)

Jessica Vaughan, director of policy studies at the Center for Immigration Studies, told CNSNews.com that the list of demands is essentially putting an end to any enforcement of immigration law in the United States.“This group is calling for an end to immigration enforcement and the nullification of immigration laws -- literally open borders, and not one more deportation,” Vaughan said.
Vaughan said the group is “asking that nearly all illegal immigrants should be given legal status by executive action, presumably with a work permit and access to social welfare services, as was given to 500,000 already” through DACA.

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No wonder he prefers illegals, they think he is a "ruler" that can bestow what they want instead of an elected official with Constitutional restraints. Too Much Game of Thrones. JMO

Utter disrespect. These people want amnesty for millions who have disdain and disrespect for Americans. When you watch videos of illegal aliens and their supporters marching in our streets, standing in our legislatures and halls of Congress, demanding things and insulting us, why would we want to make them "legal."

Lawmakers and law enforcement should identify, detain and arrest those who brazenly announce they have violated immigration laws.

The Socialist illiterate rabble marching chanting should not happen here and the laws should be enforced. Like serfs, they are petitioning their "king". Disgusting.

One phrase that I am absolutely sick of is "nation of laws." That is true for Americans but not invaders and/or criminals. I am at wits end, I warned co-workers in the 1970's that they would come for their jobs in the future. I was laughed at. "government will not let it go that far", maybe not but voters or someone did. Voters left government to comfortable with grating another amnesty that it is about to happen! Lawbreakers appearing at Capitol Hill pleading for virtual amnesty, no arrests made? What the hell as an American is there to be proud of in that event?