Obama's Amnesty Edicts

Attorney Andrew C. McCarthy recently penned another thoughtful article on Obama's unconstitutional actions and possible remedies. While defunding an unlawful amnesty program may be...

Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC), the Senate's leading GOP advocate for amnesty and mass immigration, on Wednesday said he will offer legislation to give legal...

Texas Governor Greg Abbott and Attorney General Ken Paxton responded to the late night decision by Federal Judge Andrew Hanen issuing a temporary injunction...

Struggling labor unions got a gift from President Obama: amnesty for millions of illegals provides a huge pool of potential new members. Unions are...

There were few positive signs for the Obama administration Friday as Obama's executive actions on immigration were debated at a federal appeals court.  During...

Sen. Jeff Sessions (R-AL) vowed strong opposition to an amnesty edict by President Obama. Said Sessions, “A Republican Congress will defend itself and our citizens from these lawless actions. Surrendering to illegality is not an option. Democrats will have to choose sides: protect the President’s agenda, or protect your constituents. Americans do not want their borders erased."

Sen. Jeff Sessions (R-AL) has vowed that he will fight "harder than ever" against President Obama's edict granting legal status and work permits to five million illegal aliens. Sessions has been one of the leading critics in Congress of Obama's claim that he can decree laws.

House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) concedes that "it is ultimately the job of Congress to reform our immigration laws.Nevertheless, she says she looks forward to "bold and meaningful action" by President Obama to decree amnesty for illegal aliens.

AFL-CIO Executive Vice President Tefere Gebre and other Big labor leaders defended President Obama unconstitutional amnesty edicts for illegal aliens. Said Gebre, “Far from paralyzing us, the current legal injunction of the deferred action programs further highlight something that we in the labor movement know very well: that organizing is the only real force that moves our country forward." Organized labor once opposed mass immigration to protect American workers." Now labor leaders welcome foreign-born workers to become dues-paying members of their unions.

Mexican President Enrique Pena-Nieto said that his country will help illegal aliens from his country obtain the documents they need to apply for the amnesty decreed by President Obama. About half of the five million illegal aliens eligible under the decree are Mexican nationals. Pena-Nieto praised Obama's edict as "very intelligent and audacious."