Clinton: SCOTUS Ruling On Obama Immigration Actions 'Unacceptable'
Source: Talking Points Memo
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Clinton called the Supreme Court's ruling "purely procedural" and railed against Senate Republicans for refusing to confirm Obama's nominee to the Supreme Court.
"Todays decision by the Supreme Court is purely procedural and casts no doubt on the fact that DAPA and DACA are entirely within the President's legal authority," she said. "But in addition to throwing millions of families across our country into a state of uncertainty, this decision reminds us how much damage Senate Republicans are doing by refusing to consider President Obamas nominee to fill the vacancy on the Supreme Court. Our families and our country need and deserve a full bench, and Senate Republicans need to stop playing political games with our democracy and give Judge Merrick Garland a fair hearing and vote."
The presumptive Democratic presidential nominee also railed against Donald Trump's views on immigration.
"This decision is also a stark reminder of the harm Donald Trump would do to our families, our communities, and our country. Trump has pledged to repeal President Obamas executive actions on his first day in office. He has called Mexican immigrants 'rapists' and 'murderers.' He has called for creating a deportation force to tear 11 million people away from their families and their homes," Clinton said.
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