And next...
Obama vows commitment to immigration reform
From Associated Press
March 21, 2010 7:22 PM EDT
WASHINGTON (AP) — President Barack Obama is reassuring immigration reform advocates that he is committed to working with Congress on a comprehensive bill to fix a "broken immigration system."
In a videotaped message presented on giant screens to thousands marching on the National Mall, Obama warned of the cost of inaction. He said problems with today's immigration system include families being torn apart, employers gaming the system and police officers struggling to keep communities safe.
Obama said he would do everything in his power to forge a
bipartisan consensus on immigration reform this year.
Activists have been frustrated about the pace of that reform.
Obama's taped comments were released just as he worked to get last-minute votes on a health care overhaul.
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I wonder if this is similar to the
bipartisan consensus he achieved in the healthcare bill...
You know...when Scott Brown was elected and he said he heard Amerika
and Jobs would be priorty one...EVERYTHING OUT of this mans mouth is a LIE...EVERYTHING.
I saw part of his interview with Bret Baier on how he talked about the "millions
of Amerikans who lost their homes while paying for health insurance"...REALLY?
I know of zero people who suffered losing a house while paying for health insurance
but I do know of quite a lot who lost their homes due to
JOBS
or lack thereof or vastly reduced wages...
Health insurance is not a right...and if it's me and it comes down to paying my
mortage or my health insurance....hmmmm ??? maybe I'll keep the house.