Obama Administrative Amnesty Shown In 5.46 Million Work Permits Since 2009 To Otherwise Unentitled Entrants

By James Fulford

02/02/2015

One facet of the Obama Administration’s ongoing Administrative Amnesty, which started long before Obama’s shocking November "Rogue President" announcement, is seen in a report from the Center For Immigration Studies’s Jessica Vaughan on the millions of work permits Obama has been issuing, mostly to people who aren’t supposed to get them.

The report is based on Freedom Of Information Act requests — I. E. not something Obama’s immigration authorities have been forthcoming with.

Neil Munro covers it for the Daily Caller under the headline Obama Quietly Adds 5.46 Million Foreigners To Economy, February 2, 2015, and by Caroline May at Breitbart as Report: 5.5 million Additional Work Permits Issued Since 2009 In ‘Shadow’ Authorization System.

The report is Government Data Reveal 5.5 Million New Work Permits Issued Since 2009, February 2015, CIS.org, [PDF] but I'll just quote Breitbart on what’s involved:

CIS laid out three categories of immigrants who received work authorization under what the group is calling a “shadow” system: “I was astonished at the huge number of work permits that are being issued by the Obama administration outside the legal immigration system through executive discretion, especially at a time of high unemployment and stagnant wages,” Jessica Vaughan, CIS’ director of policy studies, said Monday. “Besides the effect on the American worker, it encourages and rewards more illegal immigration.”
Occasionally you will hear idiot Republicans saying that their Obamnesty Lite schemes are not an amnesty, because illegals in the US won’t get citizenship. They don’t want citizenship. They already have citizenship in Mexico, and they're happy being Mexican citizens. What they want is work permits, so they can get American money. That’s why we keep saying

The Work Permit is the Amnesty.

And apparently Obama knows this, too.

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