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But it's exceptionally tiring, especially living in Washington D.C. right now when these people that we have elected to represent our country seem to just be selling us out at every possible opportunity that they feel like it's politically convinc convenient for them. This is fun. Today we have got to talk about the yes. Mass amnesty bill that they're all insisting is not a mass amnesty bill and literally just lying to your face called the Dignidad Act. Extra slap in the face that all of this has to be named in Spanish. And I'm saying that as a fluent Spanish speaker this is for the United States government supported by like seemingly a gazillion Republicans who all of a sudden are not on board for mass deportations and enforcing immigration laws in our country these days. But inst have done a complete 180 to now support mass amnesty because they think it's a better look for them and their personal political futures. I don't know how many times I can say on this show, to quote the White House deputy chief of Staff in the West Wing, I'm so sick of Congress I could vomit. But here we are. Another day, another day, another nauseatingly disgusting action by the people who are supposed to be representing the American population. Couple of things right off the bat. The Dignity Dodd act introduced by Representative Maria Salazar is indeed something. My daughter is also upset. Mass amnesty do not fall for all of the propaganda that you are seeing from this woman's Twitter account, but also from pretty much everything you're probably seeing on social media. And it's just so frustrating to know that in about a year, give and take, since all of these people have joined office last January, we've just abandoned the entire like mandate from the American people thing. I guess Michael Knowles had the best possible take on this. Before we jump into all of the nitty gritty details here. Hey, look, Republicans won the popular vote for the first time in 20 years by running on mass deportations. I know what we'll do. Mass amnesty for illegals instead. This is how ridiculous Washington D.C. actually is, in case there's any confusion about it. So you may have seen a little bit about this on your social media. You're probably thinking, what the heck is this thing? What does this bill even mean? Or do? What can I trust from social media? Here's everything you need to know. Congresswoman Salazar, who represents a southern Florida district In Congress, on July 15 of last year introduced HR 4393, the official bill number here, to secure the border and reform immigration laws. The more colloquial name being used for this thing is the Dignity act or the Dignidad act en Espanol, again to secure the border and reform the immigration laws. This, like pretty much every piece of legislative slop that we see come out of Capitol Hill is 261 pages and covers a whole host of things tangentially related to immigration law and the border. I don't know why we can't seem to focus on shorter, more effective single issue bills, but you know, just another one of those things they will never deliver for the American people. And in the 261 pages of New laws and frameworks of how the government is going again, to secure the border and reform immigration laws is just literally a pathway for mass amnesty for millions of people to be granted permanent residency status in the United States of America. And some really crazy other stuff you may have seen on social media. Various members of Congress bantering and bickering back and forth about all of this shout outs to the goat Brandon Gill, who is not backing down and is being incredibly honest with people. This is a mass amnesty bill and he and Salazar, who wrote the bill, have been going back and forth for the last 48 hours or so having the most wild Twitter argument I've ever seen where Representative Maria Salazar says in all caps, pretty angrily I might add. Read the bill before you open your mouth. Calling the Dignity act amnesty amnesty isn't just wrong, it's a deliberate distortion and it exposes just how little you know about the bill. Referencing Brandon Gill and on the note of paying attention to the things that matter. It is almost Mother's Day and your mom matters a whole lot. So you should give her a call because her most important day of the year is coming right up. But you guys might like me be on the hunt for a real gift that feels thoughtful and intentional and not something that you thought of of the last minute. Our friends at Kexi are really resetting the bar for thoughtful gift giving this year with gigantic melt in your mouth cookies. 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Kexi always keeps their menu rotating so that things keep fresh so these two limited flavors will not last long. Get your Mother's Day order in early and treat your mom to a little something special at kexi.com k-e K-S-I.com and use code ISABELLE for 15% off your entire entire order. Treat your mama and yourself to some Texas sheet cake and carrot cake cookies and all of Their other amazing flavors. At kexi.com, use code ISABELLE. So I decided I was gonna take a little gander, do a little Google, and read the bill myself to make sure I understood if this was indeed or wasn't a pathway to amnesty for millions of illegal immigrants to be granted permanent residency status in the United States of America. And turns out it is. It is. It's a mass amnesty bill, as noted by Community Notes, probably the greatest invention of social media created. Thank you, Elon Musk. So let's just start to break this thing down together. Section 2102of the bill specifically lays out a permanent residency status pipeline for everyone who came to this country as a child illegally, part of what we typically refer to as the dreamer class. And having now been recipients of something called daca, which is like a deferred process of being deported from the country. If the alien, the illegal immigrant, has been continuously present in the United States Since January of 2020, they were 18 years or younger when they came to this country, at any time before then and meet a few other criteria, like have been admitted to a college and a university here in America, if they've been entering a career field or a technical education institute like a trade school, if they have a high school diploma, et cetera, they now have a pathway to permanent residency in the United States, period. Full stop. No matter if they came to this country illegally or not. Which is is literally point blank by definition, mass amnesty. But go off on X about it, I guess. And that's bad enough, obviously, literally flies in the face of what the American people voted for in the last major congressional and presidential election and is not a popular opinion by any means. But you may agree with that. You may disagree with that. Interesting opportunities for conversation there. What there shouldn't even remotely be opportunities for conversation about is everything else that's in the rest of this bill, in the 22061 pages of this legislation. That's insane. Did you know the Dignity act is also for giving student loans entirely for any lawyer who goes to work on behalf of granting amnesty to illegal immigrants. Section 438 outlines this in the bill creating these new things called humanitarian campuses that are located in high traffic areas where border patrol is typically engaging with illegal immigrants. And these humanitarian centers provide what they call legal orientation programming and the communication between aliens and outside legal counsel. The Department of Education would be ordered under this bill to forgive 75% of any law school loans taken out by any attorney who has completed not less than four years of Full time employment as an attorney, providing legal services at a humanitarian campus. In other words, American taxpayers are paying off law school student loans for people to grant amnesty to illegal immigrants coming into our country. This is honestly like such a bad idea that it feels like it was written by ChatGPT. And sadly, it probably was if we're being honest with ourselves. Oh, but it gets better. Did you know under the Dignidad act, you would be prohibited as the United States government from even acknowledging any known affiliation or with a gang or membership in a gang to determine whether someone should or should not be granted permanent residency status. You would not be allowed to use state or federal databases to determine whether someone has ever voluntarily participated in offenses committed by criminal street gangs. So the quiet, tax paying, hardworking, law abiding migrants who are just granted the free pass to stay here are not alone. Gang members are also being given the green light. And and maybe the worst, worst, worst part of all that virtually no one is talking about on the Internet. The Dignity act says that any illegal immigrant who was deported by Donald Trump since January of 2017 for the last nine years has the capacity to return to the United States of America by reapplying for this new dignity status. This section says this with respect to aliens who were removed or departed the United States on or after January 20, 2017. So we're talking about all the way through the first Trump administration and all the way through the Biden administration. The Secretary may, as a matter of discretion, waive the physical presence requirement and shall establish a procedure for such aliens to apply for relief from outside the United States if they would have been eligible for relief under such a section but for their removal or departure. If you look this up for yourself, by some counts, if we're doing the math for how many people have been deported or voluntarily left as an illegal immigrant since January 20th of 2017. We're talking about upwards of 4 million people who now have the capacity to apply for dignity status to come back scot free illegally to the United States of America now legally and be given a special permanent residency status to skip the line and refuse to adhere to any of our immigration laws as a country. I'm sorry, but I don't even care where you fall on the political spectrum. How is this not like literal betraying of your country? How does this this just not fly directly in the face of the status of America's immigration issues that people voted to change? People wanted dramatic cultural overhaul of everything that we've been living through for the past several years. Decades, really. Gen Z in particular is just so over this. The longer I live in Washington D.C. the more I realize that these people in Congress genuinely have no idea what to do with Generation Z, who is more frustrated about this than anyone in our country because they just think we're being xenophobic. If we say that we have a a problem with mass immigration to our society that is selling out and destroying the potential futures of our entire generation. In addition to all of the crap that this bill contains, it also doubles doubles the number of available employment based green cards, selling out job opportunities that would be available to young people entering the workforce for the first time and giving a free pass and even an incentive program to people to come from all over the world instead and take those jobs from you. I don't know how much more clearly it could have been put to our elected officials from the electorate that the things we voted for and the things we need to see action on are stuff like safe borders, mass deportations, maybe the Save America act, voter id making sure that it is American citizens voting in American elections. But apparently the best these people can do for us, the best way they can serve the American people is instead mass amnesty for millions upon millions of illegal immigrants and taking a two and a half plus week recess instead of passing the Save America Act. I mean, honestly, I don't know this particular Congresswoman and I would like to give any of them the benefit of the doubt. They really are just trying to serve their own constituents. But your constituents are American citizens as a member of Congress, Civics 101 and in the midst of all of this, there was a clip that resurfaced from 2023 when this particular Congresswoman, Representative Salazar, was speaking at of all places World Economic Forum saying that really she's just trying to do her best to serve the illegal immigrants who look like her and speak her language and live in her district instead of the immigration system.
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Because not only we need those hands like the Congress, like us, a senator was saying, but we need to also give dignity to those people who are in the country and those are the people that I represent. We're talking about 13, 15 million people who are most of them Hispanics. I would say 85% who speak my language, look like me and sound like me that are contributing with the economy of this country and they live in the shadows. So it's time to seal the border. Like she said, put order, let's see who comes in and who doesn't and then turn around and give dignity that doesn't mean path to citizenship. That means to include them and make them dignify members of our community.
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Thank you. Honestly, I think the political system at large, but in particular the political right, is in for a rude awakening as Gen Z continues to grow up to vote and to run in elections. But I'll just leave you with this. A whole lot more Brandon Gill in the world, a whole lot less of everything else that's the status quo on Capitol Hill. Tips deridmui respiration and TikTok desinco ca amaraton progreso real entrena smarter no mastiempo descarga TikTok aura.