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President Obama’s Executive Order on Immigration: Five Million Protected
Republicans claim the President has created a “constitutional crisis” by exceeding his authority with last night’s executive order to protect five million illegal immigrants from deportation. He says he’s only doing what other presidents have done before. We hear about political eruptions from the White House to Capitol Hill.
By Warren Olney • • 52m ListenRepublicans claim the President has created a “constitutional crisis” by exceeding his authority with last night’s executive order to protect five million illegal immigrants from deportation. He says he’s only doing what other presidents have done before. We hear about political eruptions from the White House to Capitol Hill.
Also, House Republicans sue the Obama Administration over the Affordable Care Act. And, is your webcam or your baby monitor really secure?
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3 storiesHouse Republicans Sue Obama Administration over Health Law
House Republicans are already striking back at what they call abuse of executive power. Today, they sued the Obama Administration for presidential actions they say violated the Affordable Care Act. Elise Viebeck covers the politics of health care for The Hill , which focuses on the Senate and Congress.
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In last night’s speech to the nation, President Obama announced executive action to protect up to five million undocumented workers from deportation.
Read the story34 minHow Hackers Can Watch You through Your Webcam
Webcam technology can connect you with loved ones or colleagues across the country or around the world, but it also can be an easy target for hackers who can spy on your every move and profit from advertising.
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