Joe Biden asks Congress for billions more to fund ‘catch-and-release’ network

The White House is asking Congress for another $5 billion to bus, fly, and accommodate Southern economic immigrants to American jobs and residences.

Any additional funding will speed up the federal “delivery of cheap labor”. [network] “It’s where many politicians in Washington want to join,” said John Fier, a former homeland security official. She now works at the Center for Migration Studies.

The influx of workers, tenants and consumers “benefits groups on both sides of the border—governments, human trafficking operations and businesses,” he told Breitbart News.

The request is part of a budget request by the White House to Congress – a “Short Term Standing Resolution”. The document asks Congress to spend $11.7 billion for Ukraine and billions of dollars on Democratic priorities, including additional funding for the federal government to manage the unofficial immigration network.

For example, the document requests additional funding for the Robert T. Stafford Disaster Relief and Relief Act, the Emergency Food and Housing Grant Program, and the William Wilberforce Human Trafficking Victims Protection Reauthorization Act (TVPRA) of 2008.

The statement calls for $1.8 billion in funding for TVPRA, which delivers migrant children from cartel-sponsored coyote guides to cross-border federal agencies. Agencies then manage the north-side immigration network and move immigrants free of charge to their illegal parents, “sponsors” and employers in the United States:

This language is required to allocate $1.8 billion to the Office of Refugee Resettlement (ORR), Refugee and Migrant Assistance Account for the Unaccompanied Minors Program, Transition and Medical Services Program, and Refugee Assistance to the account of the Department of Health and Human Services. Program. Without this anomaly, the ORR would not have had sufficient resources to care for or place in shelters for additional unaccompanied minors during CR, or to provide cash, medical care and support services to persons arriving on humanitarian visas, particularly in response to the increase in numbers. Number of participants in Cuba
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This request will provide $2.9 billion to the Federal Emergency Management Agency’s Department of Homeland Security Disaster Relief Fund to cover current and projected disaster response costs.

Since Biden’s inauguration, his representatives have allowed at least 3 million migrants to cross the southern border in search of work and shelter.

This major economic shock – along with the influx of legal immigrants and visa workers – brought one immigrant for every two Americans who will turn 18 in 2021 and 2022. In turn, the massive influx of foreigners is helping to lower American wages and automate jobs. . and increases housing costs, providing more wealth to coastal investors.

Much of the flow is financed by secret money from other federal programs to fund the buses and nonprofit shelters that authorities use to smuggle immigrants north. Nonprofits are often paid to manage parts of the government’s migrant network. in May, politics reported:

Funds diverted include $850 million originally allocated by Congress to rebuild the nation’s National Strategic Reserve. Another $850 million was received from a bank designated to expand coronavirus testing, according to three people with knowledge of the matter.

Migrants get off a bus in front of the US Capitol in Washington DC on Thursday, August 11, 2022. (Kent Nishimura/Los Angeles Times via Getty Images)

“The massive influx of illegal immigrants creates additional costs at the state and local level, and Democrats are hearing a lot of complaints from Democratic city officials,” Fehre said. Said. “The Democrats probably thought that giving these local politicians extra taxpayer dollars was a way to silence them about this administration’s efforts to promote illegal immigration,” he added.

For example, Top He downplayed the Democrat’s claim that the economic problems caused by Biden’s immigration were the fault of the anti-immigration Republicans:

A group of House Democrats on Friday urged Congress to allocate $50 million in federal funds to house and feed immigrants arriving in northern cities by bus from Texas and Arizona.

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“Instead of helping create immigration solutions that work for Texas and the nation, Governor Abbott’s tactics are costly, ineffective, destructive and dangerous. “These are not for good politics or promoting Texan interests, but for making headlines and angering the MAGA base, immigrants and asylum seekers aside,” said Mario Carrillo, Voice of America campaigns director. progressive immigration organization Group.

Democrats prefer to blame the GOP governors in Texas and Arizona for the influx of immigrants invited and accepted by President Joe Biden’s pro-immigration chief of border guard:

Since mid-April, the governors of Texas and Arizona have exploited and harmed the District of Columbia, New York, and Chicago, sending nearly 10,000 vulnerable people fleeing desperate and dangerous situations in their countries for political gain.

An article supporting the narrative was recently written by Rafael Bernal. immigrant has addressed the issues of migration and institutional priorities for several years.

“The problem for the Republican Party is that they haven’t stopped funding open NGOs,” Fere said.

While GOP lawmakers tend to remain passive, Biden lawmakers welcome, transport and integrate economic immigrants into American society.

They did not ask for additional funds. [border enforcement] for example… If the Republican Party wants to reduce illegal immigration, it should focus its energies on increasing resources for federal law enforcement. But for the most part, the Republican Party seems to let the majority of immigrants get what they want.

There is no doubt that wealthy interests are pressing both political parties to bring cheap labor to the United States. Of course, a number of Republican politicians agree with this argument – there is a labor shortage and the only solution is a massive increase in foreign labor and an amnesty.

In fact, there is no shortage of labor. And the politician should tell these business owners that they need to start offering higher wages and better working conditions to attract legal residents to these jobs. They can invest in the automation we see in many industries. But that comes at an upfront cost, and with the federal government continuing to provide a dependent workforce, there is little incentive for businesses to invest in automation.

The budget request is likely to receive some support from Republicans.

Among them are Senator Lindsey Graham (R-SC), outgoing Senator Roy Blunt (R-MO) and threatened Senator Lisa Murkowski (R-AK). Spending plan, Adam Kinzinger (R-IL), Marianne Miller-Meeks (R-IA), Fred Upton (R-MI), Rep. Peter Meyer (R-MI ), Brian Fitzpatrick (R-PA), Jennifer Aydin Gonzalez Colon (R-PR) and John Curtis (R-UT).

Many polls show that the public is willing to accept immigration. But the polls also show deep and widespread popular opposition to the immigration of workers and the influx of temporary contractors to jobs that American graduates need.

Contrary to the state’s immigration policy, this “third way” is anti-establishment, multi-racial, inter-sex, non-racist and class-based. The opposition will be partisan logicalIt accepts and insists on the unity of the American people among themselves.

“Listen to the homeless”

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— Michael Shellenberger (@ShellenbergerMD) September 9, 2022