'Shocker’: This critic of ruling halting Obama's executive amnesty might not surprise you

As Twitchy has reported, a federal judge has halted implementation of President Obama’s executive amnesty plan. The Obama administration will appeal the ruling.

Among those in the “hardest hit” category are some officials in … Mexico:

Mexico condemns judge's ruling halting Obama amnesty http://t.co/AxWWaT0dmE

— The Washington Times (@wtimesworld) February 18, 2015

What. A. Surprise.

Mexico condemned a federal judge’s decision this week to halt President Obama’s deportation amnesty, saying the court ruling denies fair treatment to illegal immigrant Mexicans who have worked supporting the American economy.

The Mexican Foreign Ministry said in a statement that it “regrets” Judge Andrew S. Hanen’s injunction, which halted the program just hours before the first applications were supposed to be accepted.

A certain vehicle needs to be called:

#wahmbulance RT @wtimesworld Mexico condemns judge's ruling halting Obama amnesty http://t.co/1nutUVteEK

— Michelle Malkin (@michellemalkin) February 18, 2015

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Is the wahmbulance on the way?

@michellemalkin shocker

— lorry (@LIcowgirl) February 18, 2015

@AaronWorthing @michellemalkin @wtimesworld shocked face

— IndifferentPenguin (@AliLaurelG) February 18, 2015

https://twitter.com/glennhduncan50/status/568111082474250240

Shocking: Mexico doesn't believe in ppl obeying US law http://t.co/yovnjBPoQA via @michellemalkin @wtimesworld

— (((Aaron “Worthing” Walker))) (@AaronWorthing) February 18, 2015

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Awesome: Judge Andrew Hanen used Pres. Obama’s own words to justify his ruling halting executive amnesty