President Obama's recent executive action on illegal immigration, deferring deportations and giving millions of individuals access to work permits, Social Security, Medicaid and other benefits, was front and center during a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on Capitol Hill Wednesday where attorney general nominee and U.S. Attorney Loretta Lynch testified.
Under questioning from Republican Sen. Jeff Sessions, Lynch argued that regardless of an individual's lawful status in the United States, they should have the right to work.
"Senator, I think the right and obligation to work is one that is shared by everyone in this country regardless of how they came here and certainly if someone is here, regardless of status, I would prefer that they be participating in the work place than not be participating," Lynch said.
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Gee, a black democrat that believes in right to work! We gots' to have her!
ReplyDeleteA lawyer with no idea of what ruling within the law means. It appears some think they are more equal than others
ReplyDeleteWhat about my "right" to have people who work here to be U.S. citizens?
ReplyDeletePlease show me the "rights" that illegal aliens have in Bill of Rights.
ReplyDeleteBut that's so antiquated, Bill......:)
DeleteI wanted to move to Costa Rica but only citizens from Costa Rica are allowed
ReplyDeletegainful employment as is the case in most sovereign countries.
Illegal foreigners taking jobs from Americans is more treason.
as is the case in most sovereign countries.
DeleteYes, but you're more than welcome there and in other countries as long as you have sufficient income to get along.
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Illegal foreigners taking jobs from Americans is more treason.
Absolutely. The "jobs American won't do" is crap. Cut off welfare and you'll see.
What part of "illegal" do these communists not understand?
ReplyDeleteI am really tired of all of this PC crap!
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You and me. Payback is well overdue.
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