The Biden Admin. is now ordering Border Patrol to release illegal aliens apprehended in the Rio Grande Vally border sector immediately into the U.S.'s interior. Authorities then rely solely on the alien truthfully telling officials which city they plan to travel to - and then rely on the alien turning themselves into the nearest immigration court when they arrive.
The Congressional Budget Office (CBO) released an analysis last Thursday which found that one of the Democrats’ latest amnesty bills, The American Dream and Promise Act, would cost American taxpayers approximately $35,000,000,000 over the next decade.
The pause on construction of the border barrier costs taxpayers approximately six million dollars per day while pre-contracted construction sites stay empty, says a senior DHS official, reports Breitbart Texas. President Biden’s initial pause will end on Sunday, March 21.
Under Nadler's Ponzi scheme, Congress would perpetually have to increase immigration until the numerical limit surpassed the total population of the globe.
The American Dream and Promise Act is but one part of President Biden's bill to more than double immigration. Democratic leaders have indicated that they intend to pass as much of Biden's bill as possible by breaking it up into smaller pieces. H.R. 6 is just the tip of the pyramid.
Mostly along party lines, the House of Representatives approved two bills -- the American Dream and Promise Act and the Farm Workforce Modernization Act -- that would grant amnesty to more than 5 million illegal aliens in the midst of one of the worst border surges in history.
The American Dream and Promise Act (H.R. 6), and The Farm Workforce Modernization Act (H.R. 1603), both massive amnesties, are scheduled to be voted on by the House of Representatives this Thursday. Neither bill provides any accommodation or enforcement for the current crisis at the Southern Border, and, like all amnesties, will only harm Americans and already present Immigrants all around the country.
Large majorities of likely voters think that any amnesty should (1) mandate E-Verify to be fully implemented for all employers before any benefits for illegal aliens, (2) bar the amnestied illegal aliens from any family chain migration, and (3) exclude illegal aliens who have been in the country for fewer than 10 years. Pelosi's amnesty bills this week fail on all.
Late last week, DHS filed a rule with the Federal Register that formally removes the effective 2019 public charge rule from the Code of Federal Regulations. 11 states have now filed a motion challenging the reckless change in an attempt to ensure that aliens can financially support themselves in order to become citizens or LPRs.
Customs and Border Protection announced this week that Border Patrol agents apprehended 96,974 illegal border crossers in February. That's the largest number of apprehensions since the border surge of 2019 when Border Patrol agents apprehended 99,273 and 132,856 in April and May, respectively. The February number is 45% higher than the number from February of 2019, suggesting that this spring's numbers could be much larger than 2019.
The Attorneys General of Florida, Arizona, and Montana have all filed suits against the Biden Administration and its lack of immigration enforcement; Fla. sued to stop the deportation freeze, Ariz. and Mont. sued to stop new rules hindering ICE.
The Department of Homeland Security recently announced a deportation amnesty for 323,000 illegal aliens from Venezuela reportedly due to ongoing political unrest in the South American country.