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Battle Coming to a Boil
That said, President Obama One of those with his hand on tration’s plans for amnesty. “While
remains committed to what he calls the throttle is Dan Stein, president of expanding benefi ts for illegal aliens,
“an orderly process for people to the activist Federation for American this administration is simultaneous-
come in, [and] an opportunity for Immigration Reform (FAIR). Fresh ly dismantling immigration enforce-
those who are already in the United from his organization’s “Hold Their ment and systematically laying the
States to be able to achieve a pathway Feet to the Fire” gathering in the groundwork for yet another mas-
to citizenship so that they don’t have nation’s capital, Stein says amnesty sive amnesty bill,” said Bob Dane,
to live in the shadows.” opponents are also prepared for the communications director of FAIR.
More recently, Obama ramped up coming clash. “Powerful special interests are lob-
the healthcare debate by saying that “There are many organizations
while the U.S. cannot “extend cover- in Washington that want to go back
AMNESTY FOE
age to those who are here illegally, to the good old days when [liber-
Talk-radio host
I also don’t simply believe we can als] could light up big cigars, close
Lou Dobbs
ignore the fact that our immigration the door, and decide immigration has long been
system is broken.” issues,” Stein says. “Those days are opposed to
“This debate underscores the over. If this administration continues
amnesty.
necessity of passing comprehensive this effort to roll the clock back and
immigration reform and resolving do that, they are going to fi nd them-
the issue of 12 million undocument- selves with a major political issue on
ed people living and working in this the agenda in 2010.”
country once and for all,” Obama Stein is not alone in prepping for
said on the matter. the looming political battle over the
With that the presi- nation’s porous borders.
dent has signaled he’s At the fourth annu- bying to import more foreign guest
ready for a fi ght. al FAIR event, 47 talk- workers with no regard to the plight
“There are going to radio hosts from around of the American worker or our
be demagogues out the country — includ- national security.”
there who try to suggest ing longtime amnesty Featured along with the cadre of
that any form of path- foe Lou Dobbs and Ira radio personalities were scores of
way for legalization is Mehlman — worked in novice lobbyists, who after brief but
unacceptable,” Obama shifts to crowd the air- intense training were dispatched to
said. “That’s the nature waves for two full days charge up Ca pitol Hill and invade
of the U.S. immigration
Dan Stein
last month with discus- congressional offi ces with their mes-
debate.” sion on the issue of what’s in store sage of dire warning.
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hosts who have been at the forefront to the controversial reauthorization cal warfare. In February 1995, he
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