Senate Amnesty Bill Is Unconstitutional: Rep. Smith

The transcript discusses the controversy surrounding the President's use of executive orders to address immigration issues, highlighting public opinion against such actions. It explores the potential consequences of granting amnesty and work permits, including impacts on American workers. The discussion also covers constitutional concerns with a Senate bill and critiques the DREAM Act for encouraging fraud and competition with American workers.

What is the main concern about the President using executive orders for immigration reform?

• It is too costly for the government.

• It is too slow of a process.

• It bypasses Congress and may be unconstitutional.

• It is not supported by any political party.

Why has the Senate bill not been sent to the House for a vote?

• It has already been rejected by the House.

• It is considered unconstitutional due to revenue measures.

• It requires further amendments.

• It lacks support from the President.

What is the primary argument for securing the border before granting amnesty?

• To improve international relations.

• To increase government revenue.

• To prevent further illegal immigration.

• To reduce government spending.

What is a major criticism of the DREAM Act according to the transcript?

• It lacks support from the military.

• It is too expensive to implement.

• It encourages fraudulent claims of eligibility.

• It does not provide enough benefits to immigrants.

How might granting amnesty affect American workers, according to the transcript?

• It will create more job opportunities.

• It will lead to higher wages.

• It will depress wages and cost jobs.

• It will have no impact on the workforce.