The administration refuses to enforce immigration law.

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   JSChamsposted 5 years ago

   Since the administration refuses to uphold the main part of the AZ immigration law that was deemed constitutional today by SCOTUS, do our borders have meaning any longer?

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      Ron Montgomeryposted 5 years ago in reply to this

      None of that happened.  Try again

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         JSChamsposted 5 years ago in reply to this

         Adjust your medication.

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            Ron Montgomeryposted 5 years ago in reply to this

            No need for personal attacks, I'm just pointing out that the premise of your post is less than truthful...
            
            Now, try again.

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               JSChamsposted 5 years ago in reply to this

               Perhaps you need to school me............
               
               Seriously....the heart of the bill stayed. Then the president removed enforcement of it.

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         American Viewposted 5 years ago in reply to this

         Actually it did happen. 
         
         http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/201 … reements-/

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            JSChamsposted 5 years ago in reply to this

            Once again the president holds up a finger and expects the nation to sit on it and rotate. By all means re-elect him.

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      wetbaknproudposted 5 years ago in reply to this

      you are very confused, the  administration doesn't refuse to uphold the part of the law that still stands,the administration will not work together with arizona police because arizona police does not meet the guidelines ICE has established to determine when an individual's legal status should be investigated.and the supreme court didn't determine the part that still stands is constitutional it said it had not enough information  on that part of the law to strike it down and left the door open to determine if that part should be thrown out when there are challenges on that particular part of the law.hopefully once obama could add one more supreme court justice.

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         American Viewposted 5 years ago in reply to this

         "The Obama administration said Monday it is suspending existing agreements with Arizona police over enforcement of federal immigration laws, and said it has issued a directive telling federal authorities to decline many of the calls reporting illegal immigrants that the Homeland Security Department may get from Arizona police."

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   Ron Montgomeryposted 5 years ago

   

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      prettydarkhorseposted 5 years ago in reply to this

      

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   Ron Montgomeryposted 5 years ago

   http://www.azcentral.com/news/politics/ … -bill.html

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   Ron Montgomeryposted 5 years ago

   

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      The 1 Consultantposted 5 years ago in reply to this

      The administration might as well buckle down for the Affordable Health Care Act decision.

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   Norah Caseyposted 5 years ago

   Due to the number of accurate forum flags this thread has generated, I'm closing this down. Feel free to start another on this topic, this time with fewer personal attacks and less cleavage.

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