Whoops: Congressman Accidentally Reveals Why Democrats Really Want Amnesty

Whoops: Congressman Accidentally Reveals Why Democrats Really Want Amnesty

Author: Rusty Weiss
Posted: July 25, 2014
Comments: 15

Rep. Luis Gutiérrez (D-IL) may have let the cat out of the bag when he confirmed the true reason behind his party’s push toward amnesty for illegal immigrants.

Elections. Specifically, amnesty would bring in 4-5 million new Democrats.

Gutiérrez, appearing on MSNBC’s Morning Joe, railed against portions of his own party standing in the way of human rights at the border. He urged his colleagues in the Senate not to play politics on this matter.

Then he provided this little dangling carrot.

Amnesty after all, can be a good thing for the Democrat party:

“Let me just say in about an hour, I’m going over to the White House. I’ll be meeting with Jeh Johnson and the Chief Legal Counsel to the President of the United States. We’re going to sit down and we’re going to negotiate additional terms and avenues the President can use and prosecutorial discretion, and I think we can get three or four or maybe even five million people.”

Watch the clip below (via Digitas Daily):

Of course, anyone who has been paying attention knows that increasing Democrat numbers is the one true goal behind a push for amnesty or immigration control.

Obama crony and former SEIU Vice President Eliseo Medina has the best look into the mindset of liberal lawmakers when it comes to immigration laws, or the lack thereof.

Medina previously served as a member of Obama’s National Latino Advisory Council and as honorary chair of the Democratic Socialists of America. As such, he used the platform of an America’s Future Now! Conference in 2009 to outline a plan for long-term Democrat rule through blanket amnesty.

“We reform the immigration laws; it puts 12 million people on the path to citizenship and eventually voters. If we have eight million new voters who care about, and will be voting, we will be creating a governing coalition for the long term.”

Rest assured, Democrats won’t stop in their pursuit of “a governing coalition for the long term.”

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Some states have a 6 month residency requirement to vote. If a new citizen in the state, matter of legal interpretation whether the new citizens meet that requirement? Anyone know?

No proof needed to establish residency. Most states allow you to simply have someone else who has has a state ID and established residency to sign saying they have seen you present in X state so many months. There is often no penalty for lieing as easy to say *I can't remember exactly how long but thought it was*. That's what I had to do to establish state residency in NV (I was a resident though and legally there the 1 month needed to get an ID and register to vote).