Obama trades punches with Arizona Senator over secure borders

Kimberly DvorakKimberly Dvorak 1 Comment

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After a one-on-one meeting with President Obama, Arizona Senator Jon Kyl dropped a bombshell about the White House’s lack of concern for securing the southern borders.

At a town hall meeting in the Senator’s district of Tempe, Arizona on Friday, Kyl explained to the audience that President Obama told him in the oval office the problem with securing the borders the U.S. shares with Mexico is the following; “The problem is, . . . if we secure the border, then you all won’t have any reason to support ‘comprehensive immigration reform.’” It also must be noted that audible gasps were heard throughout the folks who were in attendance.

On the YouTube video Senator Kyl continues to explain, “In other words, they’re holding it hostage. They don’t want to secure the border unless and until it is combined with ‘comprehensive immigration reform.’”

The lip service and gamesmanship the president is playing is confirmed by his hollow promises made more than a month ago by not sending 1,200 National Guard troops or $500 million to secure the southern border. This angers those who live in Arizona and face the incursion on a daily basis.

Senator Kyl said he reminded President Obama, that the President and the Congress have an obligation to secure the border in the name of national security.

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  1. I like when pressured Obama’s spokesperson would not call Kyle a liar, just that wasn’t what Obama said and that there is a need for “comprehensive” (amnesty) immigration reform. There is also a rumor floating about that Obama is going to grant amnesty via Executive Order” http://www.numbersusa.com/content/news/june-21-2010/senators-challenge-pres-obama-rumors-executive-order-amnesty.html. What a way to add a Democrat constituency group while crapping on the Constitution at the same time. Wouldn’t be the first time this administration has defiled the Constitution and his oath of office.

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