President Obama Wednesday backed off a campaign promise to make immigration reform
a priority of his first term, saying work on the issue has begun but his agenda
is already stretched.
“We want to move this process,” Obama said in a prime-time news conference
at the White House. “I'm going to be moving it as quickly as I can — I've been
accused of doing too much.”
On the evening of his 100th day in office, Obama met the press in the East
Room of the White House for his third formal, nighttime news conference. During
the presidential campaign, Obama told the League of United Latin American
Citizens that he would make immigration reform a “top priority” in his first
year.
http://www.sfexaminer.com/politics/Obama-backs-off-pledge-of-swift-immigration-reform-44031007.html
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