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Nevada against Obama immigration action, joins lawsuit

Posted: Jan 27, 2015

Nevada joins a multi-state coalition suing President Barack Obama’s executive action granting deportation relief to millions of undocumented immigrants. The total number of states represented was 26 as of Monday with Nevada’s participation.

The lead plaintiff is Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, who filed the suit last month.

From Las Vegas Sun:

“Our immigration system is broken and clearly needs to be fixed,” said Nevada Attorney General Adam Laxalt, who vowed to fight the president’s executive action shortly after it was announced in November. “The solution must be a permanent, legal result that includes, not ignores, the other branches of government and their constitutional roles.”

Nevada Democrats issued a statement calling the suit “partisan, irresponsible and mean-spirited” and said it was “nothing more than a slap in the face to Nevada’s immigrant community.”

Link: http://lasvegas.suntimes.com/las-news/las-politics-government/7/104/82116/nevada-obama-immigration/

A slap in the face? I don't think so. We should not reward people for breaking the law. ICE, the border patrol, and law enforcement should be able to slap handcuffs on all illegal aliens and deport them as soon as possible, but the US president will now allow it. What a shame!

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A waste of time! - nm

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Obama immigration - anonie

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I agree with you. No one should be rewarded for breaking our laws.

Mr. O has no concern about our country and what is right. He wants to change it so that no one can do anything but what big government tells them to do. There is no democracy in that kind of government.

I am so afraid of what he will yet do in the two years he has remaining in office. I just keep hoping that someone can stop him. He is disregarding the constitution at every single level in every single area of our lives. Our founding fathers were wise enough to put in protections and regulations, etc. in the constitution to prevent this. How he ever got this much power is beyond me. Of course with Nancy and Harry doing his bidding, no wonder we are in the state we are in.

I hope Reid gets defeated and that Nancy somehow gets booted out of the Congress. Both are toxic to our country.

She is such a ditz. Her wide eyed looks border on those that these killers have. I think she is sick, honestly.

Anyway, I think anyone illegal here should be made to leave. They can leave on their own. They got here on their own. I say escort them to the border and make sure they go back. Keep them in the radar and if they try to come back, then arrest them and put them in jail.

We do not need the disease, the drugs and the horrible crimes they commit.

I think this measles epidemic is from illegals and also this flu thing. We are lucky we have not had the incurable TB to fight, but we may if we continue to allow people into the country without screening.

We used to have migrant workers when I was growing up who picked the tomatoes. They went to school with us till they were finished and moved on to the next place. They eventually went back to Mexico. How come it can't be that way now.

Of course, with the jobs being so awful, Americans may want those jobs that the illegals take. Maybe this saves some people money, but it is a headache to our whole country.

Immigration/migrant workers - sm

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My reaction:

It's okay to take advantage of the "migrant" workers to do the scut work, at a low wage, no medical care, no real opportunity in life for a human being, and then when finished with them they can just scurry back to Mexico?

And no big government because that is not democracy, but big corporations controlling everything is fine?

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