Reaction ranged from Democratic exuberance to Republican outrage over President Obama’s decision to stop deportations for some younger illegal immigrants. Mitt Romney has yet to come out decisively for or against the order, but said that he’d look toward a “long-term solution” dealing with the issue. Rep. Loretta Sanchez (D-CA) breaks down the reaction of the Latino community and what it means for their support in November.
In response to the President’s executive order, Romney has stated that he, too, would seek an immigration reform law if elected. But as MSNBC.com’s Michael O’Brien writes, the Republican nominee hasn’t laid out many concrete plans with regard to his own immigration policy.
MSNBC’s own Alex Wagner discusses how the Governor’s five-state bus tour was overshadowed by President Obama’s executive order.
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What Oblunder did was a disgrace and an obvious grasp for votes. He has no record to run on and he also thinks he is King.
i don't watch his show any more everyone should know he is biased and is in the tank for romney
My fellow hispanics should remember two crucially important things about Obama: he has secretly[with the cooperation of his media]deported 1,200,000 hispanics[i.e., 1,200,000 Catholics; he is the most anti-Catholic president that has ever existed[taking away our religious freedoms and promoting, in every conceivable way, the wanton killing of babies in the womb and even half-way out of the womb]....