Topic: Dream Act

Reverend Manning dismisses Mitt Romney as the "worst possible candidate" and predicts Obama will be "president forever." He makes a controversial claim that by 2014, black Americans will be resettled in Africa due to the crumbling of American cities and the implementation of the DREAM Act. The hosts find the "depressing" nature of the rant noteworthy for its unique flair.

Secretary Janet Napolitano issued a Department of Homeland Security memorandum outlining prosecutorial discretion for young undocumented immigrants brought to the U.S. as children. The criteria include being under age 30, residing in the U.S. for five years, and having a high school diploma or military service, though the policy also contains provisions for individuals subject to final removal orders regardless of age.

Actress Eva Longoria describes a meeting with President Obama intended to "reframe" the immigration conversation for the Latino community. The hosts characterize her as a "messenger" for the administration's political agenda and the DREAM Act.

President Obama visited Florida to deliver a commencement speech at Miami Dade College, where he promoted the DREAM Act. The hosts analyze video of the president arriving on a smaller aircraft, possibly a Boeing 757, rather than the standard 747. They suggest the DREAM Act is primarily a tool for military recruitment in immigrant communities.

The hosts discuss the DREAM Act, which provides a path to citizenship for illegal immigrants who serve in the military. They argue the legislation is a way to recruit "brown people" to fight foreign wars and criticize the vague "good moral character" requirements. They view it as a form of modern enslavement tied to political voting blocs.