Because this is timely and important news, we are posting the uncondensed front-page article from
American Free Press Issue 45&46, which is being mailed out today. If you are an AFP Online subscriber, you’ll be able to log in and read the paper this weekend, but as an AFP print subscriber, you may not receive the paper until after the election. We feel it is important to put this news out today! Please help AFP get this material in front of more Americans by forwarding this article to others.
Also in this week’s paper is the full, 16-page AFP 2020-21 Book & Video Catalog, also linked within this story below. If you’re interested in giving some of our many truth-telling products as gifts some of which are not available elsewhere, as Amazon continues and widens its ban on truthful material that doesn’t fit it’s “politically correct” objectives please place your orders as soon as possible to ensure they’re received in time for gifting. And don’t miss our half-price
After President-elect Joe Biden backed off his promise to quickly end the Trump administration’s border policies, saying current restrictions are necessary to deter large numbers of asylum seekers, Jewish groups who came together to fight those restrictions are re-emphasizing the importance of their mission.
“Biden needs to address the human rights abuses created by Trump policies with the same urgency with which Trump unleashed them,” said Alyssa Rubin, campaign director for Never Again Action, an activist group that came to prominence with a series of protests against Immigration and Customs Enforcement in the summer of 2019.
Biden’s Tuesday comments contrasted with his campaign trail promise to end the so-called “Remain in Mexico” program that currently requires asylum seekers to await their U.S. court hearings in Mexico, often under dangerous conditions.
“Why?”
It was an understandable question from the hiring team at Never Again Action: “Why are you interested in this job?” The Jewish-led movement fighting the U.S.’s cruel immigration policies is less than two years old; the salary they were offering me to be their new press director was a fraction of my last one. And I’m not even Jewish.
When our government rips families apart and puts children in cages and the president dehumanizes them as an “infestation,” alarm bells go off. People of all backgrounds and faiths are (or ought to be) outraged. And Jewish people in particular bring a powerful historical imperative to this reality in the cry