If we want too, we can.

Tinker

Where does enforcing the law get all mixed up with becoming a hypocrite who is making exception letting others people slide. Paying a debt to people south of the boarder because Barack Obama promised to them that he would use his office to give millions of illegal immigrants equal access to the United States economical wealth, and U.S. Government services. To work and live alongside the natural American citizens without fear of deportation, or accountability in being an illegal emigrant.

If this country's population becomes anymore divided I truly don't know what is going to happen. Because the truth of the matter is that there is just too much exceptions to the rules going on now, and what was a country of law is becoming a life of social hypocrisy instead. What about the United States Constitution intent and a U.S. Government for and by the people, and not for only the people who know the right people in U.S. Government instead.

Becoming an exception to the rule is only making our country’s laws a mess.

So now Barack Obama payed his debt to the people south of the boarder making an exception to the special interest to the illegal emigrants. As the rest of the American citizens obey the rules in the United States that the people south of the border don't need to worry about now.

Now the special interest groups are going to end up in one court challenge after another where the winners will only be more hated by the losers. That people who really want to get along with each other working to pull in the same direction for a fairer nation should not be doing what President Barack Obama is doing now.

Because if we don't treat each other in fairness we will only keep up living a social lie that will only finally end up in some kind of blood thirsty war.

If we really want to get along better with each other we must obey the same laws without exception.

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Obama spurns GOP with expansive immigration orders

Nov 20, 9:01 PM (ET)

By JULIE PACEWASHINGTON (AP) — Spurning furious Republicans, President Barack Obama unveiled expansive executive actions on immigration Thursday night to spare nearly 5 million people in the U.S. illegally from deportation and refocus enforcement efforts on "felons, not families."
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