Obama Proposes New Immigration Rules That Leave Some Skeptical

June 18. 2012

Barack Obama

President Barack Obama has adopted convenient new immigration rules that will greatly benefit mostly Hispanic students in America, who are illegal immigrants, eligible for deportation. While I am glad for the illegal immigrants this new move will help, I am very skeptical of President Obama's motives. Obama's challenger in this year's presidential election, Mitt Romney, has made inroads in the Hispanic community. 

This has been greatly aided by Hispanic senator, Marco Rubio, campaigning for Romney. Polls have reflected the increase in support for Romney in the Hispanic community. He is using it in an attempt at getting back into office, where he would go right back to setting a record number of deportations again.

Obama's new immigration announcement was a politically motivated, empty gesture, during an election year seeking to capture the Hispanic vote. However, President Obama deported a RECORD NUMBER of illegal immigrants in 2011, breaking up many innocent families that sought a better life.

The Obama Administration also snatched 5,000 children born in America belonging to illegal immigrants, while deporting their parents and placing the kids in foster care. For a man that loves to invoke his kids' names every chance he gets, he certainly doesn't care about other people's children to do such a thing. He wouldn't want anyone breaking up his family, but has no qualms about doing so to others (and the Obama administration has broken up many families).

This leads me to believe Obama is not who he says he is and is just pretending for the cameras. Obama does not care about immigrants, legal or illegal. Take it from a legal immigrant that knows firsthand. The Obama Administration, particularly the FBI and DOJ, view immigrants as slave labor, who can be harassed for political gain. The people of America deserve better than to be represented by such a questionable administration.   

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