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🌾 CONGRESS IS SLIPPING AMNESTY INTO A FARM LABOR BILL
Don't take my word for it. Read the official summary from the Congressional Research Service.
H.R. 9535, the "Securing Agriculture's Workforce Act." Sponsored by House Agriculture Chairman Glenn Thompson. 61 cosponsors, 52 of them Republicans.
One line tells you everything. The bill "establishes an H-2A visa pathway for current unauthorized agricultural workers who otherwise meet requirements."
Current unauthorized workers. People who are here illegally right now.
The sponsor's pitch: "With the border now secure, it is time to address these shortcomings."
The border is more secure because we finally started enforcing the law. You don't reward that by handing a visa to the people who broke it.
And the timing couldn't be worse. Monday night the President said, "We haven't put the same pressure on waitresses and on farmworkers, etc. Not even close." That's exactly the opening this bill's supporters have been waiting for.
We've seen this movie before. In 1986 Congress created the Special Agricultural Worker program, and it was riddled with fraud, with applicants claiming farm work they never did. My career taught me that every carve-out turns into a business model. Make farm work the safe lane and the fake employment letters will show up by the truckload.
Farmers have a real labor problem and I'm not dismissing it. Fix H-2A. Speed it up. Cut the red tape. Let it run year-round. That's legal labor and I'll support it.
But a visa for people who are here illegally isn't a workforce plan. It's amnesty in overalls.
Call your representative and ask one question: are you one of the 61?
@POTUS @StephenM @RealTomHoman @SecMullinDHS @ICEgov @HouseAgGOP @CongressmanGT @Jim_Jordan @JudiciaryGOP @Phase2Deport @NICEnforcement @itsyourgov
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Illegals are not Americans but please explain why deporting them would cause a civil war
Be very specific
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A twice deported illegal alien can get on an airplane but a tube of toothpaste can’t
A twice-deported illegal alien allegedly claimed he had a bomb and tried to storm the cockpit of a United Airlines flight from Newark to New Orleans, prompting an in-flight hijacking alert.
Authorities identified the suspect as Rony Alexander Gomez-Alberto, who was deported in 2011 and 2014 and released by an immigration judge in 2020. He was arrested after the plane landed and faces charges of terrorizing and false arson. ICE has placed a detainer as federal investigators consider additional charges.
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We can’t get the new arrivals to assimilate and now third generation immigrants are trying to unassimilate
What an absolute disaster America has become
I’m the grandson of an immigrant who came to America from Jalisco Mexico.
He changed the way we pronounced our family name.
Over time, the culture disappeared. The language evaporated. The stories were forgotten.
No immigrant should have to feel like they need to lose their culture in order to become more American.
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Colonization of Africa is impossible because we’re all descended from Africans. We’re just returning home. Only Africans can be colonizers, because only they have zero lineage from the places they move to.
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Most group differences in average IQ, time preference, and impulse control are real, substantially heritable, and the strongest predictors of gaps in income, crime, and educational achievement. Treating every disparity as proof of discrimination or "systemic" failure produces policies that ignore the data and make the gaps worse.
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Montana ranks 49th of 50 states in percentage of immigrants— so in my daily life I’m not confronted with The Great Replacement when I’m not traveling.
Just returning from a trip
To the northeast where I had Yemeni Uber drivers and Congolese hotel front desk clerks.
Americans do these jobs in Montana.
I don’t hate these people— if I were born in Yemen, I’d want to come here too.
But as for the people who actively allowed them to come here— the people who created the policies that brought them here:
I can’t say what I think should happen to them, because if I did, i’d be banned from this site.
It’s a total betrayal of our country.
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Not even up for debate.
American is an ethnicity of the European diaspora.
Other ethnicities exist in the USA.
They are not Americans.
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Amnesty will NEVER be on the table.
"Can you promise our viewers and the 77M people who voted for President Trump that there is no change in his immigration policy?"
@SecMullinDHS: "Zero change... And amnesty will NEVER be on the table."
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Amnesty sends a message to the world: enter illegally, wait long enough, and eventually you'll be rewarded with legal status.
That's not immigration reform. It's an incentive for more illegal immigration.
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I didn't realize how many times this race swapping has happened. (((They))) truly are trying to replace us...
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Between January 2020 and 2025, foreign-born workers captured 88% of total employment growth in the United States according to Bureau of Labor Statistics data.
Who else finds this obscene?
Free markets can be great material goods but not people and land, which are the very core of a nation and a country. Trade those away and you've traded away the future.
And of course, free trade needs to go both ways, and should never disrupt vital domestic industries.
One business, 20 years of displacing American workers with cheap foreign labor. Many defend this, arguing it’s part of the “free market.” But a free market depends on the equal application of the rules. This system exploits the foreigner to undercut the citizen.
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Want to stop the H-1B Indian invasion?
Submit a public comment on Stephen Miller’s new USCIS regulation that will make life hell for H-1B workers.
regulations.gov/document/USC…
Do it NOW.
Sample comments 👇
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Until guys like this are rotting in prison we effectively do not have a country.
"I was a big part of the blue wave.."
That's Lee Haight, president of RRCA (Roofing & Reconstruction Contractors of America) in Naples, Florida, defending his illegal immigrant crew from ICE and saying they're "necessary," not a burden on society.
In the same video he complains the insurance company steered jobs to his competitors, then brags about an $85,000 stone-coated steel roof on the water and a claim he says could top $150,000.
Cheap labor works out GREAT for the guy at the top. LMAO
