A Texas Congressman says Obama's Immigration Policy is nothing but Backdoor Amnesty - No Kidding! What Took You So Long?

Can you believe a congressman actually thinks Obama's immigration policies are nothing but a backdoor version of amnesty? My only question is what took so long for someone to say something? Seems a member of congress named Michael McCaul (R-Texas) finally said what everyone in the country knew, Obama can't get his open border amnesty plans through congress and he needs the votes so he is doing amnesty via executive order and internal policy.

The Homeland Security News Wire featured an interview with the Texas Congressman in which he made clear his view that Obama and DHS (the Department of Homeland Security) is ignoring technology and equipment that has been used successfully along the Pakistan/Afghanistan border by the U.S.Military. McCaul also said we need boots on the ground combined with new and available technology to secure our Southern border with Mexico. The idea that this open border is not a national security issue is plain crazy. There has been well documented proof of the Mexican Drug Cartels as well as terrorist groups such as Hamas and Hezbollah using the porous border to traffic weapons and drugs into and out of the United States.

One thing McCaul did bring to light is that Obama is permitting illegal aliens to apply for work permits if they aren't considered a violent criminal. Wait a minute, they are criminals simply by being here illegally aren't they? This is typical Obamanese, if the facts don't suite you change the subject. By saying they aren't violent people Obama and Napolitano sidestep the entire criminal issue by trying to portray them as being poor people who haven't done anything wrong. The fact is that they are illegal aliens, no matter how you look at it. Obama is simply creating an unofficial backdoor amnesty.

Can anyone really say with a straight face Obama isn't doing this on purpose? Or better yet, does anyone think he doesn't care about the Hispanic vote? I think not.