Press release, Nashville, Tennessee
- Latinos for Tennessee, a non-partisan organization committed to
protecting and promoting faith, family, freedom and fiscal
responsibility issued a statement in support of President Trump's latest
immigration announcement that includes enforcing existing immigration
laws while accommodating young adults that were brought to this country
illegally, at no fault of their own, in a federal program commonly known
as DACA.
"President Trump demonstrated good judgment and
compassion in his most recent immigration order while also following
through on his promise to enforce existing immigration laws. The reality
is that if we are to remain free and prosperous, no one can be above
the law. What's more, to rebuild trust with the American people to push
for a permanent immigration solution, our government needs to
immediately expel those that have come here to our country to commit
crime and be a burden on society," said Lopez.
Lopez continued, "It
is also important to note that President Trump is simply doing what
prior administrations have previously done by enforcing existing
immigration laws, including former President Barack Obama, who was
described by National Council of La Raza's Executive Director, Janet
MurguĂa, as the 'Deporter in Chief' after deporting millions during his
administration."
The Executive Director of Latinos for Tennessee concluded: "Latinos
for Tennessee has always been, and remains, supportive of immigrants,
and of our immigrant community here in the great state of Tennessee and
around our country. But to do this, we must discourage continued illegal
immigration and work to improve the legal avenues for legal
immigration. We are confident that President Trump understands this and
we support him and his administration for doing what is necessary to
ensure that we remain a country of laws, and also a country of
immigrants."
Latinos for Tennessee has a presence in Nashville,
Memphis and Chattanooga and is the only ideologically conservative
Latino organization in the state of Tennessee.
For more information, visit http://latinosfortn.com.
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I applaud a group such as this.
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