Thread: ALIPAC Statement Against Trump Admin Plan To Cut Deal on Amnesty for Illegals

ALIPAC Statement Against Trump Admin Plan To Cut Deal on Amnesty for Illegals



For National Release

8/22/17

In response to the August 21, 2017, McClatchy report by Anita Kumar titled, "Trump aides plot a big immigration deal — that breaks a campaign promise," Americans for Legal Immigration PAC is releasing this response to the national media.

Americans do not want a deal struck for another Amnesty in return for hollow promises of more enforcement that would fail to manifest like Reagan's 1986 Amnesty that created today's illegal immigration crisis. President Trump shocked many of his supporters when he announced his support for "Comprehensive" Amnesty for illegal aliens to the media on July 13, 2017. (Source)

DACA Dream Act Amnesty is the tip of a political plot that is like a sword designed to pierce America's armor so broader Comprehensive Amnesty for most illegal aliens can then pass and puncture America's heart forever!

This globalist plan to subjugate the current indigenous American citizenry using legal and illegal immigration as a demographic weapon uses young undocumented aliens to clear the way for a broader Amnesty that will give permanent control of America to global socialist robber barons billionaires like George Soros, Michael Bloomberg, Mark Zuckerberg, Carlos Slim, etc.

DACA, Dream Act, and Comprehensive Amnesty, which Trump now unfortunately supports, will eventually create a new voting bloc of close to 20 million additional straight Democratic Party voters that will in turn give permanent political control of America, including all three branches of government and most states, to leftist globalists. The DACA and Comprehensive Amnesty for illegals Trump now supports must be stopped by American citizens willing to confront Trump and his family on this issue; otherwise, no candidate promising things like Trump has will ever win another national election once the Amnesty recipients begin legally voting in larger numbers than the current felony illegal alien voters dominating states like California, Nevada, and Colorado!

Americans need to oppose the current plan to further compromise American borders and immigration laws supported by President Trump, Vice-President Mike Pence, White House Chief of Staff John Kelly, Trump's daughter and son-in-law Jared Kushner and Invanka Trump, Security Adviser H.R. McMaster and Gary Cohn, a Democrat who serves as director of the National Economic Council.

Americans must confront and speak out against Trump's broken campaign promises on Amnesty for illegal aliens, or face unending waves of future illegal immigration, eventual full gun confiscation, and likely eventual pain, suffering, degradation or death for millions of Americans who oppose socialism and the illegal immigration overthrow of America.

For more information, or to schedule interviews, please contact William Gheen at www.ALIPAC.us

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"DACA, Dream Act, and Comprehensive Amnesty that Trump now unfortunately supports will eventually create a new voting bloc of close to 20 million additional straight Democratic Party voters which will in turn give permanent political control of America, including all three branches of government and most states, to leftist globalists."

President Trump's ability to be easily influenced concerns me. I hope he doesn't turn into the TROJAN HORSE that destroyes the Republican party and our country!

It's my hope the administrations weeding out of Bannon and the censoring of Stephen Millier on DACA doesn't spark a disastrous spiral into an abyss we can't recover from.

We do not want DACA or a DREAM ACT or amnesty of any type. NO, No, NO!!!!

From the McClatchy, Breitbart acrticle:

The group includes former and current White House chiefs of staff, Reince Priebus and John Kelly, the president’s daughter, Ivanka Trump, and her husband, Jared Kushner, who both serve as presidential advisers, they said. Others who have not been as vocal publicly about their stance but are thought to agree include Vice President Mike Pence, who as a congressman worked on a failed immigration deal that called for citizenship, National Security Adviser H.R. McMaster and Gary Cohn, a Democrat who serves as director of the National Economic Council.

https://www.thebuzz.today/top-news/m...paign-promise/

No Kelly, No Priebus, No Ivanka, No Jared, No Gary, No Pence .... this is NOT WHAT WE WANT. Stop pressuring, stop blabbing, stop whining for illegal aliens, just stop it.

Related:


Trump’s Merkel Moment? West Wing Dems’ Plan to Keep DACA Will Increase Illegal Immigration Pull Factors



https://www.alipac.us/f12/trumps-mer...p-daca-349928/

Excellent illustration with words from Alipac to describe the short and long term disaster and destruction that would stem from continuation of the DACA amnesty or any amnesty to the United States. It and unfettered immigration in general will destroy us.

As candidate, President Trump spoke out strongly for "America First", he spoke out against illegal immigration, he stood against the unconstitutional executive orders by the former president. He promised to end DACA day one.

It appears that the Steve Bannon whiteboard that listed promises from the campaign of President Trump to be fulfilled, that kept them front and center, that had the executive orders to be terminated (including DACA), may not see DACA checked off. Let us continue to demand the president keep that promise.

It looks like the snake(s) that President Trump allowed to cozy up to him was the group mentioned in the lastest news on DACA. General Kelly is at the top with the commitment to not allow DACA to end. We know how the snake story ends. And President Donald J. Trump took them in.

Someone should tell Mark Krikorian to stop promoting the DREAMER DEAL to end DACA. Someone might think he speaks for us, his being one of our allies and all.

https://www.alipac.us/f12/trump-give...ls-day-349668/

Democrats are Already Trashing a Potential Immigration Deal From Trump. Here's Why.
Guy Benson
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Posted: Aug 22, 2017 3:15 PM



Is the Trump administration laying the internal groundwork for an immigration reform package? According toMcClatchy, a compromise is taking shape under which the president would offer Democrats a codified amnesty for so-called "DREAMers" in exchange for the construction of his oft-touted border wall. The report says that Trump's son-in-law and daughter favor the plan, with several key advisers warming to it as well -- including Vice President Pence and HR McMaster:

Some details:

White House officials want Trump to strike an ambitious deal with Congress that offers Dreamers protection in exchange for legislation that pays for a border wall and more detention facilities, curbs legal immigration and implements E-verify, an online system that allows businesses to check immigration status, according to a half-dozen people familiar with situation, most involved with the negotiations. The group includes former and current White House chiefs of staff, Reince Priebus and John Kelly, the president’s daughter, Ivanka Trump, and her husband, Jared Kushner, who both serve as presidential advisers, they said. Others who have not been as vocal publicly about their stance but are thought to agree include Vice President Mike Pence, who as a congressman worked on a failed immigration deal that called for citizenship, National Security Adviser H.R. McMaster and Gary Cohn, a Democrat who serves as director of the National Economic Council.

Other members of the administration -- including Attorney General Sessions and Stephen Miller -- are said to oppose the idea. Polling suggests that most Republicans, including most Trump supporters, are in favor of legitimizing President Obama's unilateral, legally-dubious 'DREAM' maneuver (DACA) by enshrining it as law. Indeed, back in June, the Trump administration canceled Obama's expanded, unpopular, and patently illegal amnesty (DAPA) while preserving DACA, at least temporarily. This marked a policy reversal for Trump, who explained his (totally predictable) change of heart on the issue at the time:

During the presidential campaign, Trump repeatedly said he would end the deferred deportation policy, calling it “amnesty” and an abuse of the president’s powers. But after inauguration, he not only failed to act but pledged to treat Dreamers with “great heart.” “DACA is a very, very difficult subject for me,” he said in February. “To me, it’s one of the most difficult subjects I have because you have these incredible kids, in many cases not in all cases. In some of the cases they’re having DACA and they’re gang members and they’re drug dealers too. But you have some absolutely incredible kids, I would say mostly.”...The administration has continued to allow Dreamers to apply for the program and even renew their permits — at nearly the rate of the Obama administration — much to the dismay of some of his own supporters who want him to make good on his campaign promise.

On paper, offering Democrats the formalization of DACA in return for concessions on immigration enforcement measures is a reasonable gambit. But if the White House believes Democratic leadership will go for it, they're -- well -- dreaming. Democrats have moved hard left on immigration, in service of both their identity politics obsession and their zeal to thwart Trump on his signature campaign issue. Their "resistance" base will angrily demand that they stop at nothing to prevent the president from fulfilling his most memorable electoral promise: Building the wall. Even if Trump offered them a clean trade -- DACA for the wall -- Democrats would almost certainly rebuff the proposal. Asking them to sign on to additional immigration enforcement items and to curtail legal immigration (even if some Trump-endorsed policies garner wide support) will be back-handed away as a non-starter. Democrats aren't willing to do anything that might be construed as delivering a "win" to Trump at the expense of their hardcore voters.

There's another element to this equation, too. Democrats don't view making the DREAM Act permanent as a political win because they believe (a) they've already won the <acronym title="Google Page Ranking"><acronym title="Google Page Ranking">PR</acronym></acronym> and policy battle on this front, and (b) it's probably more valuable to them as a plausibly "live" issue. The fact that Trump extended Obama's executive foray means that it's now a fact of life in Washington, so they see little practical risk that DREAMers' legal status will be revoked in the future. Meanwhile, using DREAMers as a talking point on immigration, and raising the specter of what those heartless Republicans might do to those poor kids, is a strong demagogic temptation. From a cynical perspective, taking the issue off the table (with a Republican president getting credit, no less) would be something of a lose-lose for Democrats -- especially if they help Trump implement even more of his agenda in the process. That's why you're seeing immediate, faux-indignant rejections like this from Democratic leaders:

Please recall that Nancy and friends did exactly nothing to legalize DREAMers through the legislative process when they controlled everything in Washington, not too long ago. Doing so would have been a layup; many Republicans, terrified by Obama's sweeping victory coalition, would have been champing at the bit to sign onto a politically-palatable, 'small ball' immigration reform item. Yet Pelosi didn't act. A few years later, after Republicans had made major electoral gains, Obama allegedly sought to undermine Marco Rubio's DREAM Act efforts, further suggesting that Democrats prefer to exploit DREAMers as political pawns, rather than genuinely resolve their status. That's what makes Pelosi's crocodile tears about "treating children as bargaining chips" so unconvincing. There's a serious case to be made that she wants them to feel like vulnerable potential bargaining chips in perpetuity, in order to help Democrats shore up certain voting constituencies and win elections. Where does that fall on the scale of "reprehensibility"? I'll leave you with another issue on which Pelosi never lifted a finger when she was in power:

So very "reprehensible," in fact (her staff might want to buy her a thesaurus if she uses that word again this month), that she did absolutely nothing about it throughout her reign. By the way, Pelosi's base may love this posturing, but the public does not.

https://townhall.com/tipsheet/guyben...&newsletterad=

Send those "incredible kids" back to their countries to contribute to THAT countries success!!!

We should NOT be taking the bad ones...or the good ones!

They need to fight for their freedom and prosper on their soil.

END DACA...no heart...NO path to stay...and NO damn deal Trump!!! You promised!

Tough love is what they need...no reward...deport.

Originally Posted by Judy

Someone should tell Mark Krikorian to stop promoting the DREAMER DEAL to end DACA. Someone might think he speaks for us, his being one of our allies and all.

https://www.alipac.us/f12/trump-give...ls-day-349668/

You are right, it is time to reign in Mark Krikorian. I used to like that guy when I first started ALIPAC back in 2004 and while I still appreciate the work of Center for Immigration Studies... Krikorian has been in the wrong stance on so many of our issues.

Krikorian was very influential on ALIPAC's formative platform, but now he has clearly lost his marbles thinking he has room to negotiate and comprimise on Amnesty for illegal aliens.

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