The drunken driving arrest of the man who is reported to be President Barack Obama's uncle is throwing the White House's new immigration policies into the spotlight. Onyango Obama was arrested on August 24th outside the Chicken Bone Saloon in Framingham, Massachusetts after nearly hitting a patrol as he drove through a stop sign. Tests show his blood alcohol was nearly double the legal limit. He was held in detention as police learned about the deportation order. Mr. Obama is one of the 550,000 deportation absconders who are still living in this country. Rep. Steve King (R-IA), said the Onyango Obama case "raises a troubling list of about the potential for preferential treatment." "It is yet another reason Congress should hold hearings to expose President Obama's executive amnesty program," he said. I guarantee you Congress isn't going to stop President Obama's executive amnesty program. The Republican-controlled House hasn't done anything to stop President Obama's socialist agenda. They won't even defund Obamacare. You're not going to convince me they're going stop President Obama's executive amnesty program. The truth of the matter is the Republicans are also supportive of amnesty. Large multinational corporations and Hispanic interest groups such as La Raza support amnesty and both political parties are supported by these lobbyists. It's all about cheap labor and cheap votes.
Onyango Obama knows he can count on the Obama administration to prevent him from being deported. He and any of President Obama's cronies know they will obtain preferential treatment from this administration. It's preposterous. I project the Republican-controlled House which includes House Speaker John Boehner and House Majority Leader Eric Cantor will not call out Obama for his preferential treatment in protecting President obama's uncle, Onyango Obama. He should be deported immediately. He was caught for drunken driving and as a result his deportation should be automatic. Sadly, that's not what's going to happen. Clink onto Newsmax to read the remainder of the story.
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