(Dmytro “Henry” Aleksandrov, Headline USA) House Democrats made an attempt to slip an amnesty for millions of illegal immigrants into a year-end Department of Homeland Security funding bill so that the United States would be flooded with illegals even more.
Reps. Sylvia Garcia, D-Texas, Lou Correa, D-Calif. and Yvette Clarke, D-N.Y., filed an amendment to the $91.5 billion DHS funding bill that would make sure that the American Dream and Promise Act will become law.
The reason why Democrats wanted to push the DREAM Act-style amnesty, which has repeatedly failed to pass the House and Senate in prior years, was because it would help in the destruction of the United States by giving green cards and a path to naturalized American citizenship to about 4.4 million illegals in the country, Breitbart reported.
Because of the results that the pro-illegals and pro-open border policies bring, the Heritage Foundation Director of the Border Security and Immigration Center Lora Ries said that conservative Americans should expect Democrats to continue doing it.
“The Left’s tactic: Never let a crisis go to waste, especially an intentional, [Joe] Biden administration-made border crisis, to seek amnesty for illegal aliens,” she said.
Ries even mentioned one of the well-known Democrats who suddenly started sounding like a typical MAGA candidate after his city was flooded with illegals.
“The Left needs to stop treading on Americans with border and national insecurity. Just ask New York City Mayor Eric Adams, New Yorkers, and south-side Chicago residents,” she said.
The attempt to destroy the United States came after Sen. Dick Durbin, D-Ill., failed to get the amnesty through the House and Senate in 2021. Durbin claimed multiple times that he was close to securing the votes he needed to send the bill to Biden for approval.
As expected, some of the nation’s biggest multinational corporations as well as the U.S. Chamber of Commerce backed the amnesty. All of these organizations regularly advocated in the past for a constant flow of illegals so that they would be able to turn them into low-wage workers in the labor market.
Among some of these corporations who supported the bill in 2021 were Amazon, Microsoft, Google, IBM, Facebook, Verizon, Visa, Marriott International and Apple, among others.
