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News that the Justice Department is delaying cases involving married same-sex couples in anticipation of the repeal of Defense of Marriage Act -- coming just after the President's decision to stop deporting young illegal immigrants -- makes "stalling while awaiting some other branch of the federal government" seem like the hot immigration policy strategy of the week.
I actually think that immigration benefits should be extended to same-sex partners same as for married couples, starting immediately...though people who have been in violation of existing laws still need to pay the associated costs/penalties associated with violating immigration laws.
Basically starting now, you're good...but that doesn't mean we're going to forgive past lawbreaking.
Either Obama is getting horrible advice from someone in his camp or his true poll numbers are beginning to look really dismal.
So, as I understand this, heterosexuals no longer have equal protection under the law with the Obama self-made congressional bypass of an immigration policy.
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