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Pat Buchanan: The president is a constitutional scofflaw

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While on "Hannity" last night, Pat Buchanan mentioned NumbersUSA and the grading of the spending bill for 2015 as amnesty.

Well Sean, NumbersUSA, which is a good outfit, says that there's over $900 million in the deal for the folks that walked across the border, the young people, earlier this year and that's in the budget. And they're gonna register this, any vote for this omnibus spending bill as, basically, a vote for amnesty. And I think it's exactly right.

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ICE Union President tells Senate Judiciary Committee Law Enforcement left out of Gang of Eight's negotiations

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ICE Union President Chris Crane testified before the Senate Judiciary Committee on April 22, 2013. Crane testified that as the representative of 7,600 immigration agents, he was not consulted by the Gang of Eight in their drafting of a "comprehensive immigration reform" bill. Crane said that numerous special interest groups were all invited to the negotiations, but the law enforcement agency tasked with enforcing immigration laws was not.

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Rep. Luis Gutierrez calls out NumbersUSA on House floor

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During the debate over a bill that would eliminate the Visa Lottery and create 55,000 new green cards that would be awarded to foreign students with an advanced degree in a STEM field, Rep. Luis Gutierrez tells the House of Representatives of the influence NumbersUSA has on immigration legislation. This debate occurred on Nov. 30, 2012.

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FOX News: ICE Agents File Suit Against Janet Napolitano

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Ten officers and agents for United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) including ICE Agents Union President Chris Crane, today filed a lawsuit against Secretary of Homeland Security Janet Napolitano and Immigration and Customs Enforcement Director John Morton challenging the Obama Administration's deferred action Directive and associated Prosecutorial Discretion Memorandum that prevent ICE officers, employees, and agents from fulfilling their sworn oath to uphold the law and defend the US Constitution.

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DHS Secretary Janet Napolitano Dodges Congress' Questions Regarding Executive Amnesty

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On July 19, 2012, the House Judiciary Committee asked DHS Secretary Janet Napolitano about the administration's DREAM Act executive amnesty. Rep. Elton Gallegly (R-Calif.), who chairs the Immigration Subcommittee, asked Sec. Napolitano how many illegal aliens would receive work permits while millions of Americans were out of work. He had to ask the questions four times before getting an answer. Judiciary Chairman Lamar Smith asked Sec. Napolitano if students who qualify would have to provide a certified school transcript. She said, they're "still working on the details." 

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