Wall Street Journal
By Jim Manley
May 28, 2014
President
Obama has reportedly asked the Department of Homeland Security to
delay–for now–its ongoing review of the administration’s deportation
policies.
Meanwhile,
House Majority Leader Eric Cantor, who finds himself under pressure
thanks to a tea-party primary challenge, has decided to play the
immigration card by bragging
in new campaign advertising of blocking amnesty for “illegal aliens.”
The
spin out of the White House is that it is delaying the DHS review to go
the extra mile and demonstrate to House Republicans that the
administration is serious about
working with them in good faith to achieve immigration reform. Now,
that may be true, but Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid said last week
that if the House does not act by the start of the August recess, the
administration could take steps on its own.
Taken
together, it sure looks like this delay is more about clearing the
field of any and all excuses as Democrats get ready to pound away at
Republicans in the fall for
their inability to act on immigration reform.
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