Illegal aliens in the family President Obama is two for two

Robin's Commentary --

The issue of illegal aliens is really starting to heat up especially within the White House arena after the Obama administration decided to put a halt on deportation of over 300,000 illegal aliens.

WHY?

Why has the president been so adamant about pushing for "Comprehensive Immigration Reform" and the so-called "DREAM act?"

Perhaps the answer lies in one of the biggest issues or reasons for granting amnesty is to keep families together.

The issue of keeping families together seems to be a personal issue within President Obama's own family when it was first divulged that Obama's Aunt Zeituni "Auntie Zeituni" Onyango was an illegal alien living in Boston and overstayed her visa in addition to not complying with her 2004 deportation order and then granted asylum in 2010. Times online

I guess it really helps your situation when you're related to the commander-and-chief

Recently, the President's half uncle Onyango Obama, 67, when he was arrested last week for drunk driving and it was discovered that he is an illegal alien.

Uncle Obama has been living in the United States for nearly 50 years and also ignored a deportation order in 1992 and now plans to use the same lawyer that his sister used to fight the deportation order.

According to Fox news, Obama has a valid Massachusetts driver's license obtained in 1992 and a valid Social Security number.

While it is currently unknown how Obama attained his legal documents... speculation is that he was here legally at some point and that his visa ran out.

In my opinion... just like the President's Aunt, I would say that it is a fair bet that uncle Obama will also be granted asylum.

But you can't help wondering how many other of Obama's illegal relatives are in the country.

if anything has come out of the birth certificate issue is that all elected candidates (just like the rest of us) should have to provide proof that they have the legal right to work in the United States.

But at least it answers the question regarding President Obama's push for amnesty is more of a personal family issue and not just to obtain the Hispanic vote.