AG nominee tells Senate that illegal aliens have a right to work

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AG nominee tells Senate that illegal aliens have a right to work. Just what we need: another Attorney General who ignores the law and does whatever Obama wants.

J.P. Travis: Born and raised in Grand Rapids, Michigan, 1976 graduate of University of Michigan, father, grandfather, husband, founder and CEO of Travelyn Publishing (http://www.travelynpublishing.com/), and passionate anti-government believer in individual liberty.

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  • And we the people, whom the politicians refuse to listen to, have the right to tell this Marxist Hag to go pound sand.

  • Well maybe she's onto something here. Let the illegals work and I stay home on welfare.

    I still say she's Al Sharpton's brother.

  • Ahhh.... no... no... Illegals don't have rights... period (beyond humanitarian rights) because you know they broke the laws by coming and staying. So no they should not be allowed to work... I am sorry unless they are deported and asked to get at the back of the line or else they have to pay all taxes even back taxes and not allowed to bring their 40 family members here for at least 10 years.

  • She just defending her boss, the number one illegal alien, so he can keep his job that no one else will do....

  • Yea they have a right to work jobs in their own home countries. If they are here illegal, they should get NOTHING and sent to the back of the line to start the process of becoming legal.

    For those who are claiming it will split up families. No it won't, send every last one of them back from the family. That way they can all come here together and be one big happy family unit.

    This is another reason that Lynch should not be confirmed as Attorney General. She is just a corrupt as Holder. The RINOs in the senate will roll over and take one up the ass so as to not be called racist, bigots and anti woman. Well guess what, they were voted into the majority in order to stand up to the illegal practices of quagmire and his administration. There is no better place to start than at the DoJ, followed by the IRS, then DHS/ATF