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http://mike-rogers.house.gov/press-release/rogers-obama-executive-amnesty-%E2%80%9Cunprecedented-presidential-overreach%E2%80%9D%C2%A0 Rogers: Obama Executive Amnesty Unprecedented Presidential Overreach 2014-11-21 2014 2014-11 Republican House AL Mike Rogers R000575 mike-rogers.house.gov     legacy (WASHINGTON, D.C.)—Congressman Mike Rogers made the following remarks in response to President Obama’s primetime address to the nation on his plans for an Executive Order regarding amnesty. “President Obama’s decision to essentially legalize up to five million illegal immigrants by Executive Order is nothing short of an unprecedented presidential overreach. This immigration crisis is of the president’s own making, and in signing this order, he has significantly escalated it further. “President Obama blames Congress for allegedly forcing him to take this extreme step because Congress did not pass his proposed comprehensive immigration reform bill. This is nonsense. The American people want the president to work with Congress to solve our immigration crisis, first, by securing our borders – not to govern by executive action. “Our nation faces many challenges, including an economy that simply is not creating enough good paying jobs. With today’s executive action, the president has made finding common ground on so many of those issues all the more difficult.” Rogers serves as a senior member on the Committee on Homeland Security in Congress, as well as the Armed Services Committee and Committee on Agriculture.                                                                              -###- 1 2026-03-30T12:14:52Z 2026-03-30T12:14:52Z
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