A Promise Obama Will Keep: Amnesty for Millions of Illegal Immigrants Coming

This at least, unlike his promises to take America out of its foreign wars, is one undertaking that newly-elected president Barack Obama is going to keep: an amnesty for illegal immigrants in America which will seal that nation’s fate as just another Latin American nation.

Addressing a press conference at the White House, Obama made specific reference to the amnesty process, saying that “significant increase in Latino turnout” was “why I am very confident that we can get immigration reform done.

“You know, I — before the election, I had given a couple of interviews where I had predicted that the Latino vote was going to be strong and that that would cause some reflection on the part of Republicans about their position on immigration reform. I think we’re starting to see that already. I think that’s a positive sign.”

He pointed out that the fake “conservatives” also supported “immigration reform.”

“This has not historically been a partisan issue. We’ve had President Bush, John McCain and others who have supported comprehensive immigration reform in the past. So we need to seize the moment.

“And my expectation is that we get a bill introduced and we begin the process in Congress very soon after my inauguration.

“And in fact, some conversations, I think, are already beginning to take place among senators and congressmen and my staff about what would this look like.

“I do think that there should be a pathway for legal status for those who are living in this country, are not engaged in criminal activity, are here simply to work. It’s important for them to pay back taxes, it’s important for them to learn English, it’s important for them to potentially pay a fine, but to give them the avenue whereby they can resolve their legal status here in this country, I think is very important.”

According to most establishment estimates, there are an estimated 12 million illegal immigrants in the U.S. This figure is probably an underestimate, and with a reported 50,000 new “Latino” votes being added to the American voters’ roll each month, the true scale of the Latinization of America becomes apparent.