“Congress has no higher duty than to protect the American people and our Constitution. The President’s action is a threat to every working person in this country — their jobs, wages, dreams, hopes and futures.” — Sen. Jeff Sessions, R-Ala., on President Barack Obama’s immigration order

Pro-enforcement Americans watching the “I am not an Emperor” and “it’s not amnesty” anti-constitution executive amnesty decree should be in close and constant contact with the elected officials they hired to represent them in Washington, D.C. Because Obama is just getting started.

While even some Democrats in Washington are already publicly expressing their alarmed distaste for Obama’s White House coup, it is the Republicans in Congress who can and must stop the emperor. To say that this is a turning point in American history is an understatement.

The big question: Will the Republican leadership defer to the president’s judgment? Or, will they do anything and everything to stop Obama’s transformation of America with their coming ownership of Congress?

Just weeks after the election that Obama boasted was a referendum on his policies (“every single one of them”) he has decided to officially make “a deal” with illegal aliens on the immigration laws he long ago stopped enforcing anyway. With the too-accurate, pre-1986 line that “it’s not amnesty, amnesty is what we have now” the narcissist-in-chief intends to reward millions of victims of borders with a work permit, a Social Security number — and an earned income tax credit. Not to mention a pass on prosecution for having stolen and used Americans’ identities.

Along with a public promise to exempt them from American immigration laws during his reign. Why? Because he thinks he can.

#How bad is it?

In obedience to the corporate-funded, open borders La Raza Network’s years-long demand — and while he claims to want to only “deport criminals” — instead of expanding interior enforcement, Obama will end the Secure Communities program. What’s that? Here is an explanatory blurb from the ICE website: “One important tool that ICE relies upon to advance this priority is Secure Communities, which uses an already-existing federal information-sharing partnership to identify and remove aliens who pose a threat to public safety.”

More than 283,000 convicted criminal aliens have been removed from the United States as a result of Secure Communities. More than 61,000 of them were convicted of aggravated felony offenses, including murder, rape and the sexual abuse of children.

Local law enforcement will no longer be asked routinely to detain illegal aliens they encounter. Feel safer?

#For years, the American public has watched as tens of thousands of illegal aliens rampaged through American streets demanding an end to immigration enforcement. The screams, often in English, go like this on deportations “not one more!” (“Ni Uno Más!”)

#“Stop separating families!”

The ridiculously low estimate is that there are “11 million” illegals in the United States. Demographers say we should double that number. The media that has supported and shielded Obama is now reporting that the latest attempt at fundamental transformation of the America he was brought up to hate will protect about “5 million” more illegal aliens who have been able to escape capture for five years or more.

Incrementalism

The disappointment shown on televised reactions to Obama’s amnesty outline from the illegal alien lobby is an added indicator of coming events. It wasn’t amnesty enough. The goal is clearly stated: End all enforcement of immigration laws and dissolve American border enforcement. For Americans who still don’t get it — the goal is open borders.

Now the marches and protests crank back up for all illegal aliens, past and future.

Expressing her joy at partial success with leaping even closer to third-world chaos in the land of our fathers, Lorella Praeli, Director of Advocacy for the illegal alien lobby group United We Dream, told the New York Times minutes after Obama’s Thursday proclamation “…But I’m sad there are people who will be left out. For them in particular, I recommit to fight until we see the day that they are protected from deportation.”

From Americans paying attention, the constant message to all Republicans should be loud, clear and firm: “Protect the Constitution and our jobs, wages, dreams, hopes and futures. We are watching carefully. Do not finance it or allow the latest Obama attack on our rule of law and way of life to succeed.”

Despite the attempt from the media and Obama himself to spin it otherwise, Americans did not elect a Republican majority with the hope they would compromise — on anything — with the man who now occupies the White House.

On capitulation to Barack Obama: Not one more.

D.A. King is a nationally recognized authority on immigration and president of the Georgia-based Dustin Inman Society. He is not a member of any political party. Follow him on Twitter @DAKDIS.