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In light of the last sentence

Posted by Strongbad (aka Rambler14) Jun 18 '12, 10:44

My concern is why he would say "strongly advocate and propose legislation"

if all along he could make things "more fair, more just, and ultimately would help young people who are here trying to do the right thing and whose talents we want to embrace in order to succeed as a country" by signing an Executive Order.

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The DREAM Act is still alive, even though it would never pass. - spamlet Jun 18, 10:47 3
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  - You're being semantical. You know exactly what I meant. - spamlet Jun 18, 10:51 1
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Becuase at some point, the law needs to be modified to make this a harder change - Will Hunting Jun 18, 10:47
because an executive order in and of itself does not remove the need for legislation. - znufrii Jun 18, 10:46
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- I'm not explaining myself clearly. Ah well, thanks. -- nm - Strongbad Jun 18, 10:49 2
  - Let me ask you something -- if you're a police chief...and you have a set # of officers and resources - Will Hunting Jun 18, 10:56 1
    - I'm not arguing the merits of the policy - Strongbad Jun 18, 11:04

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