Stanford professor leads Obama immigration team

[Floridanative2]

Originally Posted by ibarrio

I will state this now, If you voted for Obama then illegal immigration was not your number issue of concern.

What made you think that Obama would side with you on this issue?

What made you think he wouldn't not appoint people in favor of some sort of reform/amnesty?

If this was your number #1 concern then you would have voted McCain...because even if he was for amnesty the people he would have appointed would have been against it...McCain most likely would have appeased the far right and appointed people like Romney to power positions...

According to Numbersusa, Obama and McCain will be working together on an amnesty! I am disappointed, I just do not understand the logic(if you want to call it logical) behind an amnesty.

[Floridanative2]

This is Obama's stance on immigration, or it was any way. Can it work?

Barack Obama and Joe Biden: The Change We Need | Immigration

[mkfarnam]

Improve our immigration system:
Obama and Biden believe we must fix the dysfunctional immigration bureaucracy and increase the number of

This say's Amnesty, to keep the flow going.

He'll have a bigger fight on his hands than he thinks.

[camping!]

Originally Posted by Floridanative2

According to Numbersusa, Obama and McCain will be working together on an amnesty! I am disappointed, I just do not understand the logic(if you want to call it logical) behind an amnesty.

It's all about pay back. Amnesty allows Obama (and to be fair, mccain had he won and W before either) to pay back the hispanic community for all the votes they delivered. Amnesty means a lot of now legal peasants to work for crap for the businesses that pump money into reelection campaigns. Amnesty keeps Mexico relatively stable, thus friendly with the US. And then there is the omni present rumors of a NAU, in which case amnesty would certainly make all the sense in the world......almost like laying the groundwork for it, doncha' think?