Obama: I Will Take Executive Action on Immigration

The speaker discusses taking lawful actions to improve the immigration system, focusing on resource allocation to the border and addressing American concerns. They emphasize reaching out to both Republican and Democratic leaders for bipartisan collaboration. The speaker expresses eagerness to see legislative proposals but stresses the importance of not waiting and exploring executive actions to enhance the system's functioning.

What is the primary concern of the speaker regarding the immigration system?

• Improving the economy

• Enhancing border security

• Increasing employment

• Reducing taxes

Who does the speaker plan to reach out to for discussing immigration legislation?

• Only Republican leaders

• Both Republican and Democratic leaders

• Only Democratic leaders

• International leaders

What is the speaker's stance on waiting for legislative action?

• The speaker is willing to wait indefinitely

• The speaker is undecided

• The speaker prefers to wait for international consensus

• The speaker refuses to wait and seeks immediate action

What approach does the speaker emphasize for improving the immigration system?

• Military intervention

• Executive actions

• Public protests

• Media campaigns

What has the speaker shown in trying to work on a bipartisan basis?

• Hostility

• Impatience

• A lot of patience

• Indifference