Earlier amnesty results

One of the emperor's gifts to illegals has the charmingly bland name "Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals" (DACA).  Under this imperial order illegals who were brought to the U.S. as children would be allowed to stay in the U.S. "indefinitely." 

So giving it the title "Deferred action" is a torture of the language worthy of Bill Clinton.  (Can one reasonably claim something "deferred" if it's never intended to happen?)

Under the emperor's DACA command more than 675,000 young illegal immigrants have been granted work permits and reprieve from deportation.  Citizenship, voting rights and $3000 checks under the Earned Income Tax Credit program are mere months away.  Democrats are salivating over the prospect of 675,000 new Democrat voters.

And now the latest news:  Today the Associated Press reported that DHS agents arrested 15 illegals who had been given "deferred" status under the program.  Fourteen of these had been convicted of a crime.  Now here's the twist:

If you were arrested, the details of the arrest--including your name and the charge--would be a matter of public record.  But DHS won't release the names of the illegals arrested.  Because...Obama.

See, the illegals aren't full citizens yet, so they are entitled to extra-special protections that you and I aren't entitled to.  Funny stuff.  But that's the empire, all the way.