To say people are boiling mad about the usurper's latest dumping on the U.S. Constitution with his move to reward illegals, is an understatement. "Senator" Marco Rubio, Band Aid pusher and darling of the right must be happy as a tick on a dog since he supports amnesty for illegal aliens.

Many believe Soetoro did it by Executive Order, however, there is no EO posted on White House.gov:

Many folks don't know that Executive Orders can be challenged by a lawsuit.

"On March 8, 1995, Clinton issued Executive Order 12954 in an effort to overturn a 1938 U.S. Supreme Court decision interpreting the National Labor Relations Act (NLRA)....

"The court concluded that the order amounted to legislation since it purported to regulate the behavior of thousands of American companies, thereby affecting millions of American workers. As the court explained, “[N]o federal official can alter the delicate balance of  bargaining and economic power that the NLRA establishes.”1 1Thus, it struck down the executive order. The Clinton  administration did not appeal the decision to the Supreme Court, but neither did it cease its aggressive use of presidential directives."

And...

For those who wish to get a real education - as I did - regarding EO's, I recommend:

In response to the announcement, Sheriff Joe Arpaio of Arizona immediately stated he will continue arresting illegal aliens as he should.

What Soetoro did was strictly for political purposes and to get the vote of as many illegal aliens as possible. Soetoro, like many lawfully elected presidents before him, simply bypassed Congress and the Constitution. What he and his butch dyke who runs the Department of Fatherland Security did amounted to rewriting immigration laws and rub it in Congress' face in an election year:

Two gutless pieces of offal, Speaker of the House, John Boehner and Sen. Mitch McConnell did the usual by playing politics over the law:

"Still, neither House Speaker John Boehner nor Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell addressed the issue, underscoring the difficulty for Republican leaders as they walk a fine line of trying to appeal to the nation's fastest-growing minority group while not alienating their conservative base."

Damned racial politics. Again.

Members of Congress can sue - just an example: http://www.cadc.uscourts.gov/internet/opinions.nsf/986F3203AB9B13D985256F15006C5F54/$file/98-5095a.txt

Will there be a lawsuit?

Yes:

"And Rep. Steve King of Iowa, a long time hardliner on immigration issues, said he planned to file suit to halt the policy."

What we all need to do is write a short letter to your congress critter to the effect that you fully support a lawsuit as planned by Rep. Steve King of Iowa and you want he/she to join that lawsuit. If they don't, they will face the wrath of the voters in November. With roughly 26 million Americans unemployed, 11.5 million jobs held by illegal aliens, we don't need another 800,000 given a free ride to take jobs that belong to Americans.

Fax it if you can or send it snail mail. As I repeat so many times, every member of the Outlaw Congress gets about 425,000 emails a month. They don't pay any attention to them and all you get is a boiler plate response.

Congress will be in session the next two weeks:

We have to flood their offices with paper. Snail mails are cyber space.  A single page letter by the tens of thousands piled up in their offices makes a big difference.

Second, I'm going to call Rep. King's office on Monday (202.225.4426) and tell him I fully support the lawsuit he's going to file and that I am telling my congressional representative to join with him.

You can get the fax number or snail mail address for your congress critter here:

Devvy