A conservative group known as American Principles in Action ran ads in 2012 targeting Hispanic voters in Nevada, trying to weaken their support for President Barack Obama.

Their ad claimed that Obama has deported more people than any other president in this country's history, adding “With friends like these, who needs enemies?"

Comparing Bush and Obama, the two presidents’ monthly averages, works out to 32,886 for Obama and 20,964 for Bush, putting Obama clearly in the lead. Bill Clinton is far behind with 869,676 total and 9,059 per month. All previous occupants of the White House going back to 1892 fell well short of the level of the three most recent presidents.

So, please explain why Obama is being assailed as the “Deporter-in-chief” at the same time you are attacking him for being too soft on “illegal immigration.” Both can’t be true.

It seems that when the facts don’t support your rhetoric you just choose to ignore them.

If someone has policy, philosophical or political differences with President Obama, that’s fine, make your case and spell out your arguments for a different course of action but please stop the childish name calling. It doesn’t reflect well on you.

Jordan, which has population of just over 6 million and a per-capita income equal to approximately one tenth of that of the U.S. has accepted more than 600,000 refugees fleeing violence and a civil war in Syria, most of whom don't have passports either.

Meanwhile protesters at the US. Mexican border can be seen screaming obscenities at children, representing two one-hundredths of one percent of the U.S. population, who are fleeing violence in their home countries in Central America.

I thought, or at least hoped, we were better than that.