Thread: Pro-illegal website upset over Obama's contradiction.

White House contradicts Senator Reid on Immigration, Common Sense

Yesterday, Roll Call broke the story of White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs saying that immigration reform in 2009 was “unlikelyâ€

[b]“We can’t deport 11 million undocumented people, we can’t do it physically and financially, as some would want,â€

Opposition to reform is increasingly the lonely province of a small but vocal and powerful group of extremists whose messages becomes more and more hateful by the day

With all of these factors at play, reform is inevitable. It will be a matter of whether lawmakers are brave enough to stand up for reform this year or are unwilling to see how urgently America needs this legislation. We have the votes, we have the momentum, the time is NOW.

Who is this loathesome Deepak?
And for his petty self-interest, may I inform him that there are a few more serious things for the US to worry about than his idea of immigration reform at the moment.
Calling anyone extremist is a totally subjective, rather than objective view of anyone that does not agree with his apparent opinion that the United States of America has no real sovereignty.

[b]"We can’t deport 11 million undocumented people, we can’t do it physically and financially, as some would want,â€