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It seems that the immigration issue is shadowing President wherever he goes. In an election rally to promote Democratic Gov. Dan Malloy in Bridgeport, Connecticut on Sunday, president could not escape from immigration questions from the audience, believed as their supporters.<\/p>\n
During a speech, Obama was interrupted at least four times by people, mostly immigration advocates and asked not to forget his promise to use his executive power once the elections are over.<\/p>\n
Obama responded by blaming Republican Party by stating that it\u2019s the other party delaying in immigration reform and not us.<\/p>\n
Obviously, people were dissatisfied with the deportation of thousands of undocumented immigrants and delay on immigration bill implementation, which was passed in the Senate last year.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
It seems that the immigration issue is shadowing President wherever he goes. In an election rally to promote Democratic Gov. Dan Malloy in Bridgeport, Connecticut on Sunday, president could not escape from immigration questions from the audience, believed as their supporters. During a speech, Obama was interrupted at least four times by people, mostly immigration…<\/p>\n