Main Stream Media Uses Negro as Scapegoat

Main Stream Media Uses Negro as Scapegoat
President Trump Unites All Americans Through Education Hard Work Honest Dealings and Prosperity United We Stand Against Progressive Socialists DNC Democrats Negro Race Baiting Using Negroes For Political Power is Over and the Main Stream Media is Imploding FAKE News is Over in America

Friday, August 30, 2013

Dear Senator Pat Toomey: The American Freedom Tea Party NO LONGER SUPPORTS YOU as you are a RINO supporting OBAMA Reid Pelosi Holder

Dear Senator Pat Toomey:
I’m disappointed to hear you continue to betray gun owners by pushing Barack Obama's anti-gun agenda.
As your constituent, I insist you stand up and say "No!" to every one of their anti-gun schemes.
That includes so-called "Gun-Trafficking,""Mental Health Screening" or expanding "Background Checks!"

Monday, August 26, 2013

Senator Toomey Pennsylvania and United States Ambassador to the U.N. Samantha Power have a common problem, nobody knows where they are?

Senator Toomey Pennsylvania Republican (RINO) voted for Samantha Power recently even though she hates the United States.  Senator Toomey needs a new job. Senator Toomey Pennsylvania and United States Ambassador to the U.N. Samantha Power have a common problem, nobody knows where they are?

Thursday, August 15, 2013

Obama Hillary Clinton

The Obamas are vacationing on Martha's Vineyard this week...and their dog, Bo, met them on the island in a MV-22 Osprey hybrid aircraft.

Bill, Hillary, & Chelsea Clinton Foundation

Bill, Hillary, & Chelsea Clinton Foundation

Hillary Rodham Clinton Corruption Carousel Obama Clinton Rangel Congels Muslim Brotherhood Weiner Green Bond Scam Schumer Walsh Democrats

The New York Times

WASHINGTON — An upstate New York developer donated $100,000 to former President Clinton's foundation in November 2004, about the same time Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton helped secure millions of dollars in federal assistance for the businessman's mall project.
Sen. Clinton helped enact legislation allowing the developer, Robert Congel, to use tax-exempt bonds to help finance the construction of the Destiny USA entertainment and shopping complex, an expansion of the Carousel Center in Syracuse, N.Y.
She also helped secure an earmark in a highway bill that set aside $5 million for Destiny USA roadway construction.
The bill with the tax-free bonds provision became law in October 2004, weeks before the donation was made, and the highway bill with the earmark became law in August 2005, about nine months after the donation was made.
Congel and Philippe Reines, a spokesman for Sen. Clinton, said there was no connection between his donation and her legislative work on his project's behalf.
She supported the expansion of Carousel mall "purely as part of her unwavering commitment to improving upstate New York's struggling economy, and nothing more," Reines said.
Bill Clinton set up his foundation as he was leaving the White House and as his wife was transforming herself from first lady to U.S. senator from New York.
The William J. Clinton Foundation finances Bill Clinton's presidential library in Little Rock, Ark., and programs that work on AIDS, poverty, climate change and other causes worldwide.
Ethics flash point
Donations to causes and charities favored by lawmakers have been an ethics flash point in Congress in recent months, particularly the controversy over Rep. Charles Rangel's fundraising for a center at the City College of New York from businesses with interests before the House Ways and Means Committee, which he leads. In 2007, Congress enacted a law requiring companies and their lobbyists to disclose donations to charities associated with lawmakers.
But there is no law requiring former presidents or their spouses to disclose money they collect for their foundations.
Bill Clinton's foundation last month revealed the identity of its donors as part of an agreement with President-elect Obama, who selected Hillary Clinton as his nominee for secretary of state.
Most of the attention on the disclosure list has focused on millions of dollars donated by foreign tycoons and Middle Eastern governments, such as Saudi Arabia, which have an interest in the U.S. foreign policy that Sen. Clinton would direct as the nation's chief diplomat.
Lower on the list was Congel's name, one of about 180 people who had donated $50,000 to $100,000. A Destiny USA spokesman said Congel made a $100,000 donation to Bill Clinton's foundation in November 2004.
"There was no connection with Bill Clinton and the 'green bonds' and the contribution," Congel said. "None at all."
Congel had been a prime force behind Congress' passage of tax-free "green bonds," a program to finance some $2 billion in environmentally friendly projects by relieving investors of federal income taxes on their proceeds from the bonds. By some estimates, the "green bonds" could cost the Treasury about $200 million.
Renewable energy
The way the legislation was written, Congel's Syracuse development, which he agreed to build and run in a way that promotes renewable energy and recycling, was one of four proposed projects that would qualify for the program.
Reines said that Sen. Clinton did not solicit the donation from Congel and was unaware of the timing and amount of it until last month.
Hillary Clinton, who as a Senate candidate in 2000 supported other tax breaks for a Carousel mall expansion to create jobs, did not work alone in getting the subsidies through Congress. The measures had other supporters in the New York delegation, including Sen. Charles Schumer, a Democrat, and Rep. James Walsh, a Republican.
The "green bonds" program was backed by lawmakers from three other states with proposed projects that would qualify for it.
Major GOP fundraiser
Although Congel has sometimes given money to Democrats, he is a major Republican campaign fundraiser. In 2004, he was a "Bush Ranger," gathering more than $200,000 in bundled contributions for the Bush-Cheney re-election effort.
In the most recent election cycle, he donated money to the Republican presidential primary campaigns of Rudy Giuliani, Fred Thompson and Mitt Romney, and gave $25,000 to the Republican National Committee.
Congel said there was nothing incongruous about his donation to Bill Clinton's foundation. "I have a huge interest in our country, and I thought Clinton was a great president," Congel said.
He added, "I think he's a dedicated, dedicated American, and I'm a dedicated, dedicated American, and when we have a president I think we have a right, privilege and obligation to support that president. And I did that with Clinton, and I did that with Bush."
Congel has also given campaign donations to Sen. Clinton and other New York Democrats, including Schumer, another supporter of the subsidies to Destiny USA.
According to the Federal Election Commission Web site, Congel gave $2,000 to Hillary Clinton's campaign in October 1999 and gave her political-action committee a total of $12,500 from March 2002 to January 2005. He has continued to donate to Sen. Clinton's campaigns in the years since the two bills helping Destiny USA passed
.

The Bitch is Back Bill, Hillary & Chelsea Clinton Foundation President 2016 Cash Paid Saudi Arabia Kuwait Qatar Brunei Oman Foreign Governments Tea Party Pennsylvania Hillary Rodham Clinton Anthony Weiner Huma Abedin Brother Muslims back Hillary Clinton 2016

In 2007 and 2008, the Clinton Foundation, which is soon to be renamed the “Bill, Hillary, & Chelsea Clinton Foundation,” ran a $40 million deficit. Last year, it ran a deficit of over $8 million despite the Foundation and two subsidiaries generating $214 million in revenues.

Hillary Clinton plans to relocate her offices to the Foundation’s Manhattan headquarters in the weeks to come. Former White House press secretary Robert Gibbs said Clinton planned to use the Foundation as a “launching pad into 2016,” a reference to her potential presidential run.

The nexus between Clinton Foundation donors, foreign governments, and corporate interests has long been a concern to government watchdog groups. As of 2008, the Clinton Foundation raised at least $46 million from Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Qatar, Brunei, Oman, and other foreign governments—the very governments Secretary of State Hillary Clinton eventually negotiated with. Wealthy foreign investors, like Saudi businessman Nasser Al-Rashid and Indian politician Amar Singh gave at least $1 million each.

Previous news accounts have chronicled how Clinton Foundation donors have profited. In 2004, New York developer Robert Congel donated $100,000 to the Clinton Foundation. Shortly thereafter, Sen. Hillary Clinton reportedly helped the developer bag millions in federal assistance for his mall project. Congel and Hillary Clinton’s spokesperson denied any crony pay-to-play connection.

The New York Times says the cronyism and conflicts have reached critical mass. “The Clinton Foundation had become a sprawling concern, supervised by a rotating board of old Clinton hands, vulnerable to distraction and threatened by conflicts of interest,” reports the Times. “It ran multimillion-dollar deficits for several years, despite vast amounts of money flowing in.”

Despite the apparent fiscal mismanagement, well-connected Clinton allies appear to be doing quite well. In 2009, Douglas Band, whom Clinton insiders describe as a “kind of surrogate son to Mr. Clinton,” co-founded Teneo, a consultancy that has since hired Hillary Clinton confidante and disgraced mayoral candidate Anthony Weiner spouse Huma Abedin. As the Times explains:

Mr. Band poached executives from Wall Street, recruited other Clinton aides to join as employees or advisers and set up shop in a Midtown office formerly belonging to one of the country’s top hedge funds….Teneo worked on retainer, charging monthly fees as high as $250,000, according to current and former clients.  The firm recruited clients who were also Clinton Foundation donors while Mr. Band and Mr. Kelly encourage4d others to become new foundation donors….Some Clinton aides and foundation employees began to wonder where the foundation ended and Teneo began.

Among Teneo’s earliest clients was now-defunct MF Global, run by disgraced Obama bundler Jon S. Corzine.

The Times says Chelsea Clinton “became increasingly concerned” that Band and Teneo’s outside business were negatively impacting the Foundation.



Now, the Times says Hillary, Bill, and Chelsea Clinton are gearing up for a $250 million fundraising push as Hillary prepares to use the Foundation “as a base for her to home in on issues and build up a stable of trusted staff members who could form the core of a political campaign.”

A damn Canadian, Senator Ted Cruz, cannot be fuc... president.


Is Canadian-born Texas Sen. Ted Cruz eligible to run for president?  NO. 

Saturday, August 10, 2013

Pat Toomey Senator Pat Toomey Pennsylvania Open Letter Illegal Aliens Pennsylvania Unemployment Big Unions Big Business Open Borders Senator Pat Toomey STOP ILLEGAL ALIENS or step aside. Senator Pa Pat Toomey doesnt pass the Illegal Alien test

Senator Pat Toomey Open Letter Pennsylvania; Stop the Illegal Aliens Town Hall Meeting Held Secret 
The conspiracy by the Obama Administration to grant amnesty to millions of illegal
aliens by whatever means, constitutional or otherwise, in the United States began within
days of Barack Obama’s fi rst inauguration. The following timeline outlines the extent
of this conspiracy to get to amnesty through public lobbying and behind-closed-doors
decisions to stop, disrupt and otherwise dismantle all enforcement of laws against illegal
immigration.
2009
January 29: Napolitano Delays E-Verify Requirements for
Federal Contractors
 Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Secretary Janet Napolitano
delays the implementation of a rule requiring federal contractors with
contracts over $100,000 to use the E-Verify program from February 20 to
May 21. The rule was promulgated to comply with executive order 13465 by
President George W. Bush, which directed federal agencies to require those
they contract with to verify the work authorization of their employees. The
original deadline for the rule’s implementation was January 15, 2009, but it
was delayed due to a lawsuit fi led by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.
February 18: President Expresses Support for Amnesty
 While appearing on a Spanish language radio show, the President reasserts his
support for granting widespread amnesty to illegal aliens. He also acknowledges that
“politically, it’s going to be tough” and says “some wonderful people on my White
House staff” are already working on this issue.
April 30: DHS Stops Effective Worksite Raids, Switches to Audits
 ICE issues new enforcement guidelines for all of its agents in the fi eld. The new
guidelines came as no surprise, given that Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano
announced after the successful enforcement action in Bellingham, Washington, that her
Department would reexamine ICE’s procedures more closely. While the guidelines focus
on the need to criminally prosecute employers who hire illegal aliens, they do not offer
anything new with respect to enforcement against employees.
November 13: Napolitano Lays Out Three-Step Immigration Plan, Step 1: Amnesty
 DHS Secretary Napolitano describes the Obama Administration’s vision of
immigration reform as a “three-legged stool” in a speech at the pro-amnesty think tank
Center for American Progress. The so-called “stool” consists of : (1) a mass amnesty for
the approximately 12 million illegal aliens currently living in the U.S.; (2) “improved
legal fl ows for families and workers,” which means a dramatic increase in immigration;
and (3) empty promises of “serious and effective enforcement.”
Timeline to Backdoor Amnesty, 2009-2013
U.S. Secretary of
Homeland Security
Janet Napolitano
Backdoor Amnesty Timeline 22010
May 19: ICE Director Tells Agents not to Cooperate with Arizona
 In an interview with the Chicago Tribune, ICE Director John Morton announces
that ICE may not even process or accept illegal aliens transferred to the agency’s
custody by Arizona offi cials.
May 27: ICE Email Reveals Luxury Living in New Detention Facilities
 An ICE email reveals that “low-risk” detainees will be able to have visitors stay for
an unlimited amount of time during a 12-hour window, be given access to unmonitored
phone lines, email and free internet calling. Illegal alien detainees will also be
entertained with movie nights, bingo, arts and crafts, dance and cooking classes,
tutoring, and computer training.
June 2: Obama Administration Challenges Arizona E-Verify Law
The Obama Administration fi les an amicus brief on behalf of the U.S. Chamber
of Commerce, asking the U.S. Supreme Court to strike down a 2007 Arizona law that
punishes employers who knowingly hire illegal aliens. “The Legal Arizona Workers
Act,” signed by then Governor Janet Napolitano, requires all Arizona employers to use
the federal E-Verify system and allows Arizona to suspend and/or revoke the business
licenses to employers who knowingly hire illegal aliens. The Chamber of Commerce
fi led a lawsuit in 2007 seeking to strike down the Arizona law, arguing that federal law
preempts both provisions.
June 25: ICE Union Unanimously Votes No Confi dence in Leadership
The National ICE Council, the union that represents more than 7,000 detention
and removal agents within ICE, unanimously casts a “Vote of No-Confi dence” in ICE
Director Morton. According to the union, the vote refl ects “the growing dissatisfaction
among ICE employees and Union Leaders that Director Morton…has abandoned the
Agency’s core mission of enforcing United States immigration laws and enforcing public
safety, and have instead directed their attention to campaigning for programs and policies
relating to amnesty…”
July 6: DOJ Files Complaint to Enjoin Arizona’s SB 1070
 After months of speculation, President Obama’s Justice Department offi cially fi les
suit against Arizona to preliminarily enjoin the state’s immigration enforcement law,
SB 1070, from taking effect. The DOJ claims federal law preempts fi ve sections of
the Arizona law: Section 2 (status verifi cation checks during lawful stops); Section
3 (alien registration crimes); Section 4 (smuggling prohibition); Section 5 (unlawful
seeking of work); and Section 6 (warrantless arrest of illegal aliens). Disregarding
Congressional intent that federal immigration laws be enforced, the complaint states
that if SB 1070 were to take effect, it would “confl ict with and undermine the federal
government’s careful balance of immigration enforcement priorities and objectives.”
August: Immigration Offi cers Stop Detaining Illegal Aliens During Traffi c Stops
 ICE begins circulating a draft policy that would signifi cantly limit the
circumstances under which ICE would take custody of illegal aliens. The memo
3 Backdoor Amnesty Timeline provides that immigration offi cers shall issue detainers — or offi cial notifi cation to
local law enforcement agencies that ICE intends to assume custody of the alien — only
after a law enforcement agency has independently arrested the alien for a criminal
violation. Thus, in effect, no longer will ICE pick up an illegal alien for illegally
entering the country with false ID or false immigration documents.
September 16: Memo: DHS Reveals Administrative Amnesty Plan
 A 10-page memo leaked to The American Spectator, and dated February 26, 2010,
details how DHS has “long envisioned” a two-phase amnesty program to legalize
“those who qualify and intend to stay here.” The fi rst phase would include registration,
screening, and the granting of “interim status that allows illegal aliens to work in the
U.S.” The second phase would grant legal permanent resident status (i.e. green cards)
to those who meet additional requirements.
October 8: ICE Presents Misleading Deportation Data
 According to ICE’s deportation statistics, from October 2009 until September 2010
the agency deported over 390,00 illegal aliens. Roughly half of the deportations —
more than 195,000 — were of criminal illegal aliens. However, they fail to mention
that while the deportation of criminal illegal aliens, the change in the total number of
overall deportations is statistically insignifi cant. In fact, the number of deportations
non-criminal illegal aliens has decreased.
December 6: Public Learns Homeland Security Padded FY 2010 Deportation
Numbers
 Interviews and internal communications cited in the Washington Post indicate the
record number of over 390,000 deportations was padded. First, the article charges that
ICE included 19,422 removals in FY 2010 that were really from the previous fi scal
year. The Post article also describes how ICE extended a Mexican repatriation program
beyond its normal operation dates, adding 6,500 to the fi nal removal numbers.
2011
March 2: Morton Memo #1: Administration Outlines Enforcement Priorities;
Limits to Criminal Aliens
 In a departmental memo, ICE Director John Morton outlines “new enforcement
priorities” and encourages immigration agents to not enforce the law against most
illegal aliens, but only to take action against those who meet the these “priorities.”
June 17: Morton Memo #2: Obama Administration Bypasses Congress, Will Not
Prosecute Illegal Aliens Eligible for the DREAM Act
 Director Morton issues a second memorandum further directing ICE agents to
refrain from enforcing U.S. immigration laws against certain segments of the illegal
alien population — criteria similar to that under the DREAM Act — despite having
no legal or congressional authority and despite the fact that the DREAM Act was three
times defeated in Congress.
Backdoor Amnesty Timeline 4June 17: Morton Memo #3: Non-Enforcement Against Illegal Aliens Claiming
to be Victims
 Director Morton issues a third memorandum instructing ICE personnel to consider
refraining from enforcing the law against individuals engaging in a protected activity
related to civil or other rights (for example, union organizing or complaining to
authorities about employment discrimination or housing conditions) who may be in a
nonfrivolous dispute with an employer, landlord, or contractor.
June 23: ICE Union Outraged Over Morton DREAM Act Memo
Leaders of the national ICE union express outrage over the June 17 administrative
amnesty memorandum authored by Director Morton. The law offi cers say that since
the Administration was “unable to pass its immigration agenda through legislation,
{it} is now implementing it through agency policy.” It also accuses ICE offi cials of
working “hand-in-hand” with the open borders lobby, while excluding its own offi cers
from the policy development process. In plain words, they are saying the political
appointees of ICE are advancing the agenda of those here illegally and maneuvering
against their own law offi cers trying to do their duty.
June 27: ICE Emails Reveal Cover-up of Administrative Amnesty Policy
Internal memos confi rm that once the Houston Chronicle (on Aug. 24, 2010)
exposed DHS’ directive to review and dismiss deportation cases then in process, ICE
offi cials attempted to publicly distance themselves from such lenient policies and deny
that they ever existed.
October 12: ICE Director Admits White House Role in Amnesty Memos
 In testimony before the House Judiciary Committee, Director Morton admits that
White House Director of Intergovernmental Affairs and former National Council of La
Raza employee (now White House Domestic Policy Director) Cecelia Munoz, assisted
in preparation of the administrative amnesty memoranda.
October 18: ICE Does Nothing After Santa Clara County Vote to Ignore
Immigration Detainers
ICE refuses to take any action after the Santa Clara County, California, Board of
Supervisors votes 3-1 to stop using county funds to honor ICE detainers, except in
limited circumstances.
October 19: ICE Does Nothing after D.C. Mayor Orders Police to Disregard
Immigration Laws
 ICE refuses to act after District of Columbia Mayor Vincent Gray issues an executive
order to prevent D.C. police from enforcing U.S. immigration laws. Among other
things, the order prohibits all public safety agencies from inquiring about an individual’s
immigration status or from contacting ICE if there is no nexus to a criminal investigation.
November 22: DOJ Files Complaint to Enjoin Utah’s HB 497
 President Obama’s DOJ fi les suit to enjoin from taking effect three core provisions
of Utah’s immigration enforcement law, HB 497. These provisions include Section 3,
which would require any law enforcement offi cer conducting a lawful stop, detention,
5 Backdoor Amnesty Timeline or arrest, to check the immigration status of any person they arrest for a felony or Class
A misdemeanor if that person is unable to provide valid identifi cation; Section 10, which
makes it a crime for an individual to harbor, encourage the entry of, or transport an illegal
alien into or within the state, for fi nancial gain; Section 11, which allows law enforcement
offi cers to arrest without a warrant aliens who have a deportation order or who have
been charged or convicted in another state with one or more aggravated felonies. The
DOJ lawsuit makes Utah the fourth state to be sued by the federal government over its
immigration enforcement law in just over a year. The DOJ elects not to challenge the
legality of other Utah immigration laws which openly defy the federal government’s
authority over immigration policy because those laws work to the benefi t of illegal aliens.
Source: Federation for American Immigration Reform
November 22: ICE Does Nothing after New York City Enacts Ordinance to Prevent
Detention of Illegal Aliens
 ICE refuses to act after New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg signs a measure
ordering all city jails to ignore certain ICE detainers issued to deport illegal aliens from
those jails. As a result, New York City jails will now release many illegal aliens back
into the community instead of handing them over for ICE removal.
December 15: DOJ Accuses Maricopa County, Arizona, of Discrimination Against
Latinos; Rescinds 287(g) Agreements without Filing Suit
Without an opportunity to defend itself, and little regard for the maintenance of
public safety or the rule of law, DHS rescinds Maricopa County’s 287(g) agreement – a
cooperative agreement whereby local law enforcement receive training in identifying
and apprehending illegal aliens. Director Morton also tells the Maricopa County
Attorney that ICE will no longer respond to calls from the Maricopa County Sheriff’s
Offi ce (MCSO) involving traffi c stops, civil infractions or “other minor offenses.”
However, it is unclear how ICE can refuse to respond to inquiries from deputies and
not directly violate federal law, which requires the federal government to respond to
inquiries by law enforcement agencies to verify immigration status.
December 29: ICE Relaxes Detention Policies
 ICE creates a 24/7 hotline for illegal alien detainees to be staffed by the Law
Enforcement Support Center (LESC) — the same organization that ICE says is too
understaffed to keep up with immigration status check requests from state and local law
enforcement. ICE then revises its detainer form to include a new provision that allows
ICE agents to “consider this request for a detainer operative only upon the subject’s
conviction.” This shift in policy to a discretionary “post-conviction” model ignores the
fact that being in the country illegally is a violation of federal law with simultaneously
welcoming criminal aliens back onto the streets
Backdoor Amnesty Timeline 62012
January 19: Administration Closes Over 1,600 Deportable Alien Cases as Part of
Administrative Pilot Review
 ICE attorneys in Denver and Baltimore recommend that the agency voluntarily
close 1,667 removal cases, resulting in the release of illegal aliens already in
proceedings without consequence for violating U.S. immigration law.
February 7: ICE Creates Public Advocate Position to Lobby for Illegal Aliens
ICE announces the creation of the ICE Public Advocate, who is to serve as a point
of contact for aliens in removal proceedings, community and advocacy groups, and
others who have concerns, questions, recommendations, or other issues they would like
to raise about the Administration’s executive enforcement and amnesty efforts.
February 13: Obama Administration Moves to Defund 287(g) Program; Slashes
Immigration Enforcement
 President Obama’s 2013 budget not only proposes cutting funding for ICE by
4 percent, but specifi cally proposes a $17 million slash in the 287(g) federal-local
law enforcement program, effectively gutting the program, which was enacted by
Congress. The budget describes what is essentially a phase-out of the 287(g) program
in favor of the expansion of Secure Communities, calling the cut a “realignment and
reduction of 287(g)” that will “reduce the 287(g) program” as ICE implements Secure
Communities nationwide. Obama also proposes cutting the Federal Law Enforcement
Training Center (FLETC) by 5 percent, decreasing funds for border security
inspections and trade facilitation between points of entry by $6 million, and decreasing
funds for border security fencing, infrastructure, and technology by $72.9 million.
March 29: Obama Administration Announces Rolling Closures of
Immigration Courts
The Administration announces an expansion of its administrative amnesty program to
four major U.S. cities: Detroit, Seattle, New Orleans, and Orlando. The rollout suspends
immigration court dockets in the four cities while ICE attorneys review deportation
cases of aliens not in custody and administratively close or dismiss those not meeting the
Administration’s enforcement priorities.
April 17: Obama Administration Defends Pulling National Guard Troops
from Border
 After 19 months of stationing 1,300 National Guard troops along the border, the
Obama Administration cuts the number to a mere 300. Testifying before the House
Homeland Security Subcommittee on Border and Maritime Security, Assistant Defense
Secretary Paul Stockton claims that aerial surveillance technology will provide a
new deterrent to illegal border crossings. Skeptical and concerned members of the
Subcommittee argue against withdrawal, noting that the U.S. only has operational
control of 873 miles of the 2,000-mile southern border.
Source: Federation for American Immigration Reform
7 Backdoor Amnesty Timeline April 25: ICE Announces the Number of Illegal
Aliens Benefi tting from Case-by-Case Amnesty
Review Has Increased to 16,500
 ICE offi cials announce it has offered to
close over 16,500 illegal alien deportation cases
pending background checks in connection with
the Administration’s review of 300,000 pending
immigration cases. The Administration also announces
that the number of illegal aliens whose cases it has
already closed is up to 2,700 from just over 1,500 the
previous month.
April 27: Obama Administration Weakens Secure
Communities
 ICE shifts is policy on Secure Communities, where local offi cers report arrests
of people who are here illegally, to stop the enforcement of immigration laws against
illegal aliens apprehended for “minor traffi c offenses.” When Secure Communities
identifi es illegal aliens pursuant to a traffi c offense, ICE will no longer ask the local
jails to detain the illegal aliens so that ICE may begin deportation proceedings; rather,
ICE will only consider detaining an alien if the alien is ultimately convicted of the
offense. Moreover, despite claims of limited resources, ICE also announced it plans to
take action against jurisdictions with arrest rates the agency deems too high.
June 5: ICE Releases Latest Backdoor Amnesty Statistics
 ICE releases its latest statistics in its case-by-case review of pending deportation cases
and states the Agency’s attorneys have reviewed over 288,000 cases. Of those reviewed,
ICE says it plans to voluntarily close 20,648; it states over 4,300 of these cases have
already been processed and the remaining will be closed pending background checks.
June 11: DOJ Plans to Sue Florida Over Effort to End Illegal Alien Voting
Assistant Attorney General Thomas Perez announces that the DOJ will sue Florida in
federal court over the state’s removal of ineligible voters, including illegal aliens, from its
voter registry. After a news outlet uncovered a number of ineligible voters, the Florida
Department of State began investigation of its voter rolls. To help the state correct its
records and remove illegal aliens and other ineligible voters, the Florida Department
of State asked DHS to grant it access to the federal Systematic Alien Verifi cation for
Entitlement (SAVE) Program. After numerous delays by DHS, DOJ asked Florida to halt
its investigation altogether.
Source: Federation for American Immigration Reform
June 15: Obama Administration Circumvents Congress. Obama Administration
Unilaterally Implements DREAM Act; 1.4 Million Illegal Aliens Set for Removal
Reprieve
 The Obama Administration announces it will circumvent Congress by using
prosecutorial discretion to implement unilaterally the DREAM Act. Effective
immediately, DHS will grant deferred action and possible work authorization to certain
illegal aliens under the age of 30 who claim they arrived in the U.S. before 16 years of

Backdoor Amnesty Timeline 8age. DHS Secretary Janet Napolitano expects that 800,000 illegal aliens will be granted