Immigration is the act of movement of people from their country to another one so that they can have a better life and working conditions. Majority of immigrants come to this country so they can work and don’t mind taking those law wage labor jobs because they will do whatever they can to take care of their families back home. There has been a huge immigration debate and political differences on immigration reforms in the U.S Government. Which lead President Obama to take executive actions on himself for the issue so things can get better. The Supreme Court is considering a lawsuit, United States v. Texas, dealing with President Obama’s executive actions knows as DACA and DAPA. The main reason for the Supreme Court being so hard
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So they can be allowed, “to come out from the shadows “ so they can work peacefully as it would be legal for them to work. This is almost like a top priority for the Supreme Court to review, because the justices are not sure weather Obama is taking advantage of his powers in order to push the nation to pass political gridlock. Or maybe he just does not want to cooperate with the constitutional boundaries that you have to meet the requirements of approval from congress. That was maybe said to throw off the attention of the good things he is going for immigration and to focus on the mistakes he has done. Just some facts to put out on immigration during the Obama term, in 2008 369,221 immigrants were removed form the U.S. Then in 2012 you had 409,849 immigrants were removed. Then the interesting part was that the number went down significant in 2015 with only 235,413 immigrants being removed. But then there’s a small catch with 165,935 being taking away towards parts of the border, so they weren’t essentially taken to where they belong. (Barnes, 2016) Attention and popularity grew higher towards the case as questions arose “whether Obama actions violated the Take Care …show more content…
In 2012, President Obama decided to pass is own version of the Act as an executive action towards immigration. He thinks this will help the young illegal immigrants trying to look for work as they do so when they flee from their native country. The fear of having to be deported back home is now off the backs of these immigrants, as they can now focus on working legally so they can provide for their families. Given to the fact that needs this most, this will help the younger generation of immigrants between the ages of 15-30. There are certain rules that they must comply with being that they must have been living in the United States for five years. Also this opportunity cannot be given to anyone that has a “felony, a serious misdemeanor, or three minor misdemeanors”. So as you can see Obama is not trying to just give this opportunity to just any immigrant. They all must meet certain requirements for them to be qualified. At the end people must remember that this is not a pass towards citizenship for the 800,000 people this act is helping out, but avoiding fear for being taken back to your country. Of course at the time of the 2012 Presidential Election was happening, Republican representative Mitt Romney and the whole GOP was not very pleased with this act passing. Not only because they didn’t agree with the idea of “amnesty” but this gave Obama the ultimate edge in the Hispanic voting.
So they can be allowed, “to come out from the shadows “ so they can work peacefully as it would be legal for them to work. This is almost like a top priority for the Supreme Court to review, because the justices are not sure weather Obama is taking advantage of his powers in order to push the nation to pass political gridlock. Or maybe he just does not want to cooperate with the constitutional boundaries that you have to meet the requirements of approval from congress. That was maybe said to throw off the attention of the good things he is going for immigration and to focus on the mistakes he has done. Just some facts to put out on immigration during the Obama term, in 2008 369,221 immigrants were removed form the U.S. Then in 2012 you had 409,849 immigrants were removed. Then the interesting part was that the number went down significant in 2015 with only 235,413 immigrants being removed. But then there’s a small catch with 165,935 being taking away towards parts of the border, so they weren’t essentially taken to where they belong. (Barnes, 2016) Attention and popularity grew higher towards the case as questions arose “whether Obama actions violated the Take Care …show more content…
In 2012, President Obama decided to pass is own version of the Act as an executive action towards immigration. He thinks this will help the young illegal immigrants trying to look for work as they do so when they flee from their native country. The fear of having to be deported back home is now off the backs of these immigrants, as they can now focus on working legally so they can provide for their families. Given to the fact that needs this most, this will help the younger generation of immigrants between the ages of 15-30. There are certain rules that they must comply with being that they must have been living in the United States for five years. Also this opportunity cannot be given to anyone that has a “felony, a serious misdemeanor, or three minor misdemeanors”. So as you can see Obama is not trying to just give this opportunity to just any immigrant. They all must meet certain requirements for them to be qualified. At the end people must remember that this is not a pass towards citizenship for the 800,000 people this act is helping out, but avoiding fear for being taken back to your country. Of course at the time of the 2012 Presidential Election was happening, Republican representative Mitt Romney and the whole GOP was not very pleased with this act passing. Not only because they didn’t agree with the idea of “amnesty” but this gave Obama the ultimate edge in the Hispanic voting.