Thursday night from the White House, President Barack Obama’s addressed the nation to lay out the terms of his immigration policy executive order: Transcript as follows: My fellow Americans, tonight, I’d like to talk with you about immigration.For more than
Everyone knows–whether they admit it or not–that President Barack Obama’s “executive amnesty” is wrong. But most Americans aren’t sure how to stop him–even though if this last election was about anything, it was about stopping Obama from granting an executive
Former Border Patrol National Deputy Chief Ronald Coburn declared that the President Obama’s executive order on immigration will put Border Patrol agents “at much greater danger” and that the president is “ready to go off the cliff” on Thursday’s “The
White House Political Director David Simas argued that President Barack Obama was right in 2011 when he said that he could not suspend deportations through an executive order, but is also within his power to implement immigration reform via an
Congressman Louie Gohmert said that if a fence is not good enough for the U.S.-Mexico border, it “should not be good enough for the White House” during a judiciary hearing on Wednesday. Gohmert questioned the acting Secret Service Director about what
One hundred public school superintendents nationwide were invited to the White House for the inaugural digital education summit ConnectED to the Future on November 19. Ten percent of them were from Texas. That means, 10 of the school district officials who attended were from
On Bill Bennett’s “Morning in America” radio program on Thursday, Sen. Jeff Sessions (R-AL) reacted to President Barack Obama’s anticipated executive action on immigration policy. Sessions, an outspoken critic this White House’s handling of immigration, argued against measures of “last
In a statement last Friday in the New York Times, the top aide on immigration for the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) said that executive amnesty is President Barack Obama’s “last chance to make good on his promise
A fact sheet being circulated by the White House shows that President Barack Obama’s planned executive amnesty will grant amnesty to 5 million or more illegal aliens, create a backdoor pathway to citizenship for those amnestied illegal aliens, and massively
President Barack Obama will fast track green cards–or legal permanent residency in the United States–in his planned executive amnesty for illegal aliens that he will announce on Thursday evening, a leaked document published by a liberal group shows. The document
The internet has long been fascinated by the idea of President Obama as a king or an emperor based on his aggressive use of executive power. It’s a common criticism for American presidents; cartoonists once portrayed Andrew Jackson as a king, and
Despite going forward with immigration reform alone, without Congress, the White House is circulating several infographics showing what President Barack Obama is doing on his own and what Congress has left to accomplish. The images include three small ones–two of
On Wednesday, the White House did not commit to vetoing a potential bill that would fund the government but prohibit President Barack Obama from using federal funds to implement his executive amnesty. Ahead of Obama’s Thursday prime-time executive amnesty announcement,
As part of his argument for executive amnesty tonight, President Obama asserted that now was the time for action, instead of waiting any longer for Congress to act on immigration reform. Reports detail, however, that Obama made his decision a
Dana Perino, the Fox News co-cost and former spokeswoman for George W. Bush’s White House, said that President Barack Obama’s executive amnesty is well within the law. She admitted on Thursday’s The Five that though she “might be an
Rep. Luis Gutierrez (D-IL) claims that a strong plurality of Americans do not support President Barack Obama’s executive amnesty because they are in the dark about the specifics of what Obama will do and what executive amnesty is. An NBC
On Thursday evening, President Barack Obama will deliver a White House address announcing his executive action that will give nearly five million illegal immigrants temporary work permits and amnesty. The White House is spinning that Obama’s unilateral action is not
On Thursday, some of the nation’s most prominent black leaders praised President Barack Obama’s forthcoming executive amnesty even though granting illegal immigrants work permits will detrimentally impact black workers. At the National Press Club, NAACP President Cornell William Brooks said
President Barack Obama’s executive actions are also changing the demographics of what many think constitutes a “DREAMer,” or an illegal immigrant who came to the United States as a child. Prior to Obama’s executive announcement, childhood arrivals were eligible for
On Thursday, former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin blasted President Barack Obama for endangering the country and screwing American workers–U.S.-born and legal immigrants–of all backgrounds with his executive amnesty for illegal immigrants. In a video released on her Sarah Palin Channel
President Barack Obama’s “rogue” executive actions are driving the country toward a constitutional crisis, House Judiciary Chairman Bob Goodlatte (R-VA) said Thursday. “It’s both perplexing and alarming that President Obama has decided to move forward with executive actions that he
Wednesday at the White House Press briefing CBS News’ chief White House correspondent Major Garrett grilled White House press secretary Josh Earnest over if President Barack Obama is “intentionally” timing his executive action amnesty right next to the upcoming government
In stark contradiction to last weeks claims by President Barack Obama that MIT professor Jonathan Gruber was just “some adviser,” back in January 2010 it was breaking news on MSNBC that MIT economist Jonathan Gruber was the paid point man
Wednesday at the White House daily press briefing, press secretary Josh Earnest said President Barack Obama will wear the label of “emperor,” like a “badge of honor.” Earnest was responding to a question about House Speaker John Boehner’s spokesman Michael
President Obama will host a dinner at the White House Wednesday evening ahead of his planned executive action to enact immigration reform on his own. White House press secretary Josh Earnest told reporters the guest list would be exclusively Congressional
