January 31, 2018

Fast Fact:In 1990, Congress bumped immigration up to about one million a year AND created a commission to determine if that was a good idea…

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Fast Fact: In 1990, Congress bumped immigration up to about 1mil/year AND created a commission to determine if that was a good idea. The commission said it was not a good idea.

FAST FACT: Mexico”s criminal justice system is ranked worse than that of Iran and has a lower success rate than that of El Salvador

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FAST FACT: Mexico”s criminal justice system is ranked worse than that of Iran and has a lower success rate than that of El Salvador.

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Important reading! Conservative concerns with White House amnesty compromise – Hat Tip CPI

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Conservative Partnership Institute

Conservative concerns with White House amnesty compromise

CPI Staff — Sunday, January 28, 2018

After Democrats shutdown the government over demands for amnesty for 800,000 young illegal immigrants who took part in former President Obama’s unconstitutional DACA program, the Trump White House recently proposed a compromise. The newly unveiled plan includes:

*Immediate amnesty for 1.8 million illegal immigrants, including path to citizenship after 10-12 years – 800,000 young illegals who signed up for DACA, and over 1 million who didn’t sign up would also be eligible.
*Allowing for 4 million new immigrants currently in chain migration waiting lists.
*$25 billion for border security “trust fund” – used for border wall construction, personnel, electronic monitoring.
*End to chain migration – Limit family reunification to nuclear family (spouse, children) but not implemented until after backlog of 4 million chain migration applicants cleared.
*End to visa lottery – Eliminate lottery and reallocate the visas to reduce the chain migration backlog and high-skilled employment backlog.

Some Republican lawmakers praised the proposal, as Sen. Tom Cotton (R-AR) called it “”generous and humane, while also being responsible.” Liberals were quick to attack the proposal as racist. Yet, numerous conservatives criticized the proposal.

Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX):… Read the rest here.

WSB radio’s Eric Von Haessler

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“Mexicans are Republicans who don’t know it yet….more than most white people…”
11:58 AM September 8, 2017
WSB radio’s Eric Von Haessler

January 30, 2018

It’s the open borders, stupid! In which Jorge Ramos restates the real goals of the illegal alien lobby on Twitter – Gracias, Jorge!

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January 29, 2018

Remember what Trump promised us?

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January 27, 2018

We remember: Trump’s promise – “There will be no amnesty”

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Promises on immigration

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In 1986, we were promised an end to illegal hiring (“jobs magnet”)
In 1996, we were promised an entry-exit system to track visa overstays
In 2005, we were promised secure drivers licenses
In 2006, we were promised a border fence
In 2018, they promise chain migration ends in 2035?

January 25, 2018

The Trump amnesty deal – legalization first, pro-American promises maybe kept (much) later

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I have a hat to burn. (click on image to enlarge)

 

January 24, 2018

Rep Karen Handel survey of issues: Try to find any mention of E-Verify, visa lottery, chain migration or enforcing existing law on temporary visa overstays (why wake up low info voters?)

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Email Survey from Georgia’s 6th District Congresswoman Karen Handel today:

District Survey

Thank you for taking the time to share your thoughts with me. It is important that we come together as a community to make our voices heard in Washington. With your help, I will fight for the causes that unite us.

Do you think you and your family will benefit under the new tax reform package?
Yes
No
No Opinion

Should Congress take steps to reform Medicare and Social Security to ensure their availability for future generations?
Yes
No
No Opinion

Do you agree with President Trump’s 2-for-1 regulation order, requiring each new regulation to be followed by the removal of two existing regulations?
Yes
No
No Opinion

Do you support reforming various government programs to include work requirements or skills training to close the opportunity gap?
Yes
No
No Opinion

Should we do more to tackle the national debt?
Yes
No
No Opinion

Would you like to see Obamacare repealed and replaced with a patient-focused solution?
Yes
No
No Opinion

Do you support reforming our higher education system to better prepare our students for the jobs and opportunities of the 21st century?
Yes
No
No Opinion

Do you believe that the Veterans’ Administration (V.A.) requires a major overhaul?
Yes
No
No Opinion

Do you oppose a path to legal status for DACA recipients?
Yes
No
No Opinion

Do you oppose a path to legal status for illegal immigrants (other than DACA recipients)?
Yes
No
No Opinion

Do you support building a wall along our southern border?
Yes
No
No Opinion

What are the most important issues for Karen to focus on?
Reforming Obamacare
Ensuring a strong national defense
Increasing economic opportunity for all
Growing our economy and creating jobs
Securing our border
Reducing the size of the Federal Government
Balancing the budget
Opposing out of control regulations
Education reform
Making the V.A. work for Veterans

Do you have any further feedback for Karen?

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