Biden s Infected Illegals Come for Amnesty Shielded by Troops & Pandemic
Biden s Infected Illegals Come for Amnesty Legislation Shielded by Troops & Pandemic
All Bills Should Be Halted Until Citizen Access to Lawmakers is restored
Contact: Americans for Legal Immigration PAC, ALIPAC.us, (919) 787-6009
For National Release | March 9, 2021
(Raleigh, NC) While illegal immigrants are finding it much easier to enter and remain in the US unlawfully thanks to Biden s open-borders policies, even if positive for COVID-19, American citizens are finding it hard to reach lawmakers and their staff in DC to oppose Amnesty bills because of armed troops and the pandemic.
ALIPAC believes DC lawmakers should cease and desist debating or voting on any significant legislation until public access to lawmakers and staff are restored. This is especially true of controversial immigration legislation containing Amnesty, which the American public has risen up and stopped many times since 2004.
Watch: Footage shows wave surges hitting Tokomaru Bay on East Coast
5 Mar, 2021 03:52 PM
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Footage of waves rolling in from Tokomaru Bay. Video / Claudia Maaka / Waiapu Civil Defence / Gina Pewhairangi
Footage of waves rolling in from Tokomaru Bay. Video / Claudia Maaka / Waiapu Civil Defence / Gina Pewhairangi
NZ Herald
Footage of surging waves hitting Tokomaru Bay, on the East Coast, has been posted on social media.
Waiapu Civil Defence posted the video, taken by Claudia Maaka, showing the waves hitting the bay about 11.30am on Friday, following the 8.1 magnitude earthquake in the Kermadec Islands earlier today. Gina Pewhairangi posted a similar video as residents watched from nearby hills.
Migrant Youth Pipeline to U.S. Surges Nearly 600 Percent Since Trump
The number of migrant youth daily referred to the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) for release into the United States has surged nearly 600 percent since President Trump was in office, newly released data reveals.
Unaccompanied Alien Children (UACs), as Breitbart News has extensively reported, apprehended at the U.S.-Mexico border have increased tremendously over the last month, where now federal shelters are estimated to be at 93 percent capacity. The UAC program takes migrant youth and places them into HHS custody until they are released to a sponsor in the U.S.