L.A. Mayor Vows To Move Forward With Exec Amnesty Implementation Even If Court Issues Injunction

Associated PressBreitbart – by Tony Lee

On Tuesday, Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti (D) said Los Angeles and other pro-amnesty cities are likely to file legal briefs in support of President Barack Obama’s executive amnesty. He also said even if there is an injunction against Obama’s executive amnesty, Los Angeles would continue its efforts to prepare eligible illegal immigrants to qualify for it.  

At National Journal‘s “Next America: Population 2043″ event in Washington, D.C., Garcetti said even if the 25 states opposed to Obama’s executive amnesty win the first round in court, it is important for pro-amnesty cities to support Obama’s executive amnesty during the appeals process with an amicus brief. Los Angeles has partnered with other cities like Chicago and New York to better  implement Obama’s executive amnesty, and Garcetti said Los Angeles would “absolutely” move forward even if a court rules against executive amnesty because “we can’t afford not to.”

Twenty-five states have joined a lawsuit against Obama’s executive amnesty while 12 statesjoined a brief in support of Obama’s executive amnesty.

Federal Judge Andrew Hanen heard the case this week in Texas and said he would not issue a ruling on it before January 30.

Garcetti said Los Angeles has already started programs to train librarians and teachers to identify children and families who may qualify for executive amnesty. He also said that children are important in the process since they may be better educated than their parents. Garcetti said that kids can “change the entire family’s legal outlook.”

After claiming that executive amnesty will not cause more illegal immigration, Garcetti said his city is trying to “address the fears” of illegal immigrants by not honoring Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) detainers if they do not come with a judge’s orders. He touted the city’s many multi-lingual programs and outreach to immigrant communities and claimed that illegal immigration is not “corrosive” to democracy and the economy.

But when an audience member questioned whether illegal immigrants were taking jobs from Americans in his city, Garcetti mentioned that his city had to start programs to get more blacks in Los Angeles into the various trade professions because people who “couldn’t speak Spanish” were not able to find work as electricians and plumbers or in other trades.

http://www.breitbart.com/big-government/2015/01/21/l-a-mayor-vows-to-move-forward-with-exec-amnesty-implementation-even-if-court-issues-injunction/

3 thoughts on “L.A. Mayor Vows To Move Forward With Exec Amnesty Implementation Even If Court Issues Injunction

  1. “As The Hill noted, “Attorneys General from California, Connecticut, Hawaii, Illinois, Iowa, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Mexico, New York, Oregon, Vermont and the District of Columbia” joined Washington state Attorney General Bob Ferguson in a “friend of the court” brief.”

    Top of the list… big surprise.

    The one I really don’t get, though, is Oregon.

    That sucks.

  2. “He touted the city’s many multi-lingual programs and outreach to immigrant communities and claimed that illegal immigration is not “corrosive” to democracy and the economy.”

    No of course not. It’s just oh….ILLEGAL!!!! 😡

    “But when an audience member questioned whether illegal immigrants were taking jobs from Americans in his city, Garcetti mentioned that his city had to start programs to get more blacks in Los Angeles into the various trade professions because people who “couldn’t speak Spanish” were not able to find work as electricians and plumbers or in other trades.”

    I’m sorry but English is the official language of the US. Since when do we have to learn Spanish in order to get job? How about telling them foreigners to speak F**king ENGLISH instead! This is OUR country, NOT theirs! 😡 Come here legally or get the F**k out or be prepared to face the consequences and wrath of We the People!

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