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AOS affected by Obama's Immigration Move??

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Harsh_77   718

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One day we will not have enough room to put up all the immigrants. What to do when this happens?

Than the system would be over burden, broken and the life quality would go down and ppl would start migrating to different country which does not have these problems.

It’s a cycle…. maybe then Australia or countries in Asia would be better and ppl would start flowing that way.

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WrightFamily
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This is a good thing for those young adults that came here by no-means of there own. Ive served 23 years in our military with these same young adults defending our freedoms and I salute them for there

grrrrreat
grrrrreat

You're right about USCIS authority to selectively institute removal proceedings, but wrong about their authority to issue EADs. Congress gave USCIS the authority to determine who gets an EAD, and one

JimVaPhuong
JimVaPhuong

The President has the authority to order an executive branch agency to selectively enforce the law, so the order to halt deportations is legitimate. Presidents sometimes use this authority as a means

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What you explained was very interesting. Sure enough on the White House website there is no executive order about immigration. But that just makes me curious why everyone, even reputable news sources and politicians, keep calling it that? And what exactly did Obama have to do with it then? Did he mandate the "policy change"? Did people with "deferred action" technically arrive legally in the first place?

At any rate - it all still makes me mad. And I still feel worried about how it will impact us. What is the point of coming legally, if the only changes we seek in immigration policy, are how to "deal" with illegals. How about we streamline the process, make it managable and without massive fees. Then deport all illegals back to go through the new streamlined process :thumbs:

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