Arizona Governor: Obama “Manufactured” the Border Crises
Border security has been a hot button issue for some time, but it recently reached a fever pitch due to the current immigration crisis that many claim is being orchestrated by President Obama.Thousands of illegals, many of which are unaccompanied children, have been flooding into America all across the border states, filling up facilities typically reserved for people during natural disasters.
Gov. Rick Perry of Texas, a state which has created it’s own armed border patrols, has said that his state doesn’t have the resources to secure the border on its own, calling for the federal government to do it’s job and send help.
Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer recently took to Facebook to release a statement calling President Obama out for not taking action to fix the mess he’s made.
Brewer also goes on to hammer the president for not wanting to enforce the law, which is part of his job description, and instead attempting to bypass Congress to pass immigration reform.
via Facebook:
oday, President Obama once again played politics and lectured Congress and the American people.Gov. Brewer is spot on. The president is a typical liberal who uses crises as justification for pushing through legislation that enacts his ideological agenda. If a crisis doesn’t exist, he follows the progressive playbook and manufactures one.
Instead of discussing what he is going to do immediately to address the illegal immigration crisis he manufactured, the President offered little more than the predictable rhetoric and blame shifting we have come to expect from this administration. Disturbingly, even though his role is to enforce laws passed by Congress, he once again threatens more executive actions to further thwart the will of Congress.
Rather than take action to secure our border, President Obama makes a hyper-partisan speech to complain that his liberal immigration bill, which would reward illegal aliens with a path to citizenship, has not passed the United States House of Representatives.
The illegal immigration crisis plaguing this country currently should be a wake-up call to all: elections have consequences! We are witnessing the terrible results of electing leaders who do not respect or follow the rule of law.
The lack of support for this bill should not be surprising. The fact remains that Americans demand a secure border. However, rather than heeding this message, the President has spent the past six years steadfastly and deliberately refusing to take any serious steps to truly secure the border.
The President acknowledged today that the border is not secure which, not surprisingly, contradicts his previous statements. Consequently, the country is faced with an unprecedented crisis: massive, unending waves of illegal aliens crossing our southern border, overwhelming federal authorities and their ability to enforce the law — all while costing taxpayers billions in the process.
Failing to acknowledge his own role in causing this border surge, the President is now threatening to look for ways to act unilaterally to implement his immigration agenda using executive fiat. Until the President and his fellow congressional Democrats take concrete steps to secure the border and not reward illegal activity, they will continue to fail to earn the trust of the American people, and they will not gain broad support for comprehensive immigration reform.
In the meantime, the American people must demand that immediate action be taken to (i) secure the border by providing the necessary personnel and resources, not bureaucrats, to stop the surge of illegal immigrants into South Texas, (ii) to amend federal law so that illegal aliens obtain expedited deportation hearings, and (iii) stop the flow from the countries of origin by holding these countries accountable, including reexamining federal aid, until they act to stop the flow of illegal immigrants out of or through their countries.
Liberals like Obama are using illegals to expand the Democratic voter base in order to help keep like-minded folks in office to continue putting the pieces of their agenda in place long after the president exits the office.
It’s time for the president to do his job, enforce the current laws, or be given a ticket to the unemployment line.
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