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Apparently when it comes to refugees it does. These people will never be sent home. Just like illegal aliens, they'll become established, have jobs, homes, families, etc., making it 'cruel' to deport them, so they'll be given some sort of permanent residency status. They might as well call it what it is: Permanent Protected Status.
I'm sorry, but since they didn't request refugee status and weren't approved prior to coming here they are illegal immigrants and need to be deported. Wet foot, dry foot needs to be ended also. Come the legal way or don't come at all. We don't have the jobs and resources for all these people anymore than we do for the DACA recipients.
Wet foot dry foot is totally different. You cannot compare a cuban exiles with other immigrants, remember there is an embargo and the US has no other choice than to take Cubans. The alternative is to get rid of the embargo and empower an unfriendly and hostile nation that is only 90 miles from our terriory.
can anyone honestly be surprised by what Obama does? Hey it's only 60,000 people right? A drop in the bucket. How many jobs do they take from legal citizens? How much welfare do they collect?
I actually applaud this move. At least, Obama recognizes his entire illegal immigrant "mantra", was racially and culturally biased, towards Hispanic illegal aliens.
One group, no one mentions...Asians, and Indians, working far past their Visas expiration date. No one keeps track of this at all, it is a joke. On us. Come for college, on a "student" visa, stay for the rest of your life. I guess, checking everyone's documentation is "racial profiling".
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