Obama Cries Uncle on Shielding 5 Million Immigrants from Deportation

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I saw this today and it gives me an idea:

"Under Armour—The athletic apparel maker will create a new class of stock that will have no voting rights. The new Class C shares will be traded on the NYSE, with shareholders getting one share of the new stock for each share they now own."


With immigration reform, how about we create a new class of citizen? A citizen without any right to vote, like the new UA shareholders. Maybe restrict the right to receive money from the gov't, too.

If it's good enough for corporate governance, why isn't it good enough for citizenship?
 
Felons can't vote anyway and repeated attempts to illegally immigrate is a felony. All congress would have to do is change the law so first attempts at coming in illegally is a felony.
 
Jeb Bush Goes Off Script To Promise Immigration Reform
Posted: 06/15/2015 5:55 pm EDT Updated: 06/15/2015 6:59 pm EDT

"Newly announced GOP presidential candidate Jeb Bush went off script on Monday to pledge to pass immigration reform, in one of the most surprising moments of his announcement speech.

"He wasn't initially planning to mention immigration, which underscores how difficult an issue it is for him in the primary, as he tries to avoid charges of supporting "amnesty" without backing away from his record and being seen as a flip-flopper. The 2,000-word prepared remarks don't include "immigration" at all.

"A group of immigration advocates attended the speech in Miami wearing yellow shirts that spelled out "legal status is not enough."

"As Bush was talking about his family, he broke away from his prepared speech to address them.

"By the way, just so that our friends know, the next president of the United States will pass meaningful immigration reform so that that will be solved -- not by executive order," Bush said, to applause.

"Bush's statement was a reference to President Barack Obama's deportation relief policies that came in lieu of action from Congress. The president's first deportation relief program, the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, or DACA, was announced exactly three years ago. The program has allowed more than 660,000 undocumented young people who came to the U.S. as children to stay and work legally on a temporary basis.

"Obama announced plans last November to expand DACA to some older undocumented immigrants who came to the U.S. as children, and to create a new program to grant similar benefits to parents of U.S. citizens and legal permanent residents. Both the expanded DACA and the new deferred action program have been temporarily blocked in the courts.

"Bush has said he opposes Obama's actions, but said he wanted to replace them with immigration reform legislation. He has also backed away somewhat from his past support for a path to citizenship for undocumented immigrants, instead saying he supports "a path to legalized status," which could allow them to eventually obtain citizenship."

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fhl said:
"...With immigration reform, how about we create a new class of citizen? A citizen without any right to vote, like the new UA shareholders. Maybe restrict the right to receive money from the gov't, too.
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What kind of "citizen" is that... more like squatter/occupant, if you ask me. They came here to suck tit off of the American social support network... at the behest of Odumbo and the DemoCraps in order to "secure the Hispanic vote for the DemoCraps".... Much like LBJs civil rights legislation... to "keep the niggers voting Democrat for the next 200 years". Wrong, WRONG, W-R-O-N-G on all fronts.

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