U.S. President Obama has faced strong opposition from the Republican Party in Congress regarding the U.S. immigration reform bill he has been promoting since November of last year, which has yet to pass. The two parties have engaged in ongoing heated debates over the immigration reform bill. During an event with NBC, Obama expressed his determination to reform the U.S. immigration system.
Obama strongly criticized the Republican Party on-site, stating firmly that he would use his power to reform the U.S. immigration system, and if there were any obstacles, he would not hesitate to "veto" at all costs. "In the long run, if Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell and House Speaker John Boehner want to vote to determine whether what I am doing is legal, they can go ahead and vote," Obama said, "but I will veto those votes because I am very confident that what I am doing is right."
Obama stated, "In the long run, the immigration issue should be resolved, and perhaps one day you will see a president with the surname Rodriguez (Hispanic) or a president with the surname Chen. "America is a country made up of immigrants, and this will be reflected in our lives and in politics."
