There’s been a dramatic turnaround for the Romeike family, the German homeschoolers the Obama/Holder Administration was fighting to deport. The Supreme Court refused to hear their case on March 3. So it looked like the end. But the very next day, the Department of Homeland Security granted the family “indefinite deferred-action status.” Why did the Obama Regime, after going out of its way to deport the Romeikes, suddenly let them stay? And what are the ramifications?
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Article by Allan Wall, published April 7th, 2014, on VDARE.COM .
Tags: Homeschooling, Immigration Policy