12/2/14, "Hoyer Doesn't Say Where Constitution Authorizes Obama Not to Enforce Immigration Law," CNS News, Ali Meyer
"At a press briefing on Tuesday, House Democratic Whip Steny Hoyer (D-MD) said that President Obama had "broad authority" to take unilateral action on immigration but failed to directly answer a question asking him where specifically the Constitution authorized President Obama to unilaterally decided not to enforce immigration laws.
CNSNews.com asked Hoyer: “The Constitution requires that the president ‘take care that the laws be faithfully executed.’ Where specifically in the Constitution does it give the president the power not to enforce immigration laws against 5 million violators of that law?”
Hoyer did not point to any specific provision of
the Constitution, but said that Obama had authority because "president
have broad authority to deal with implementation" of immigration law."...
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