MS-13 and the “Caged Babies” Memes are Crises Created to Push Neoliberal Comprehensive Immigration Reform

These two lines of propaganda are the different sides of the same coin: pushing for Comprehensive Immigration Reform. You cannot be on the REAL Left while helping Big Business acquire their “Z Class” citizen for cheap labor and the weaponization of mass migration.

Jimmy Dore video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=va-V35_lLBw&t=254s

Calhoun study of the Weaponization of Mass Migration https://calhoun.nps.edu/bitstream/handle/10945/56815/17Dec_Steger_Nathan.pdf?sequence=1

Warfare Today study of Weaponization of Migration http://www.warfare.today/2017/01/23/weaponized-migration-is-the-new-battlespace/

Kelly Greenhill study Weapons of Mass Migration http://www.cornellpress.cornell.edu/book/?GCOI=80140100627270

Neoliberalism, Flexibility, and Postmodernism http://odft.nt2.ca/blogue/neoliberalism-flexibility-and-postmodernism-reflections-work-david-harvey

600 Big Businesses want Comprehensive Immigration Reform http://immigrationimpact.com/2014/02/28/more-than-600-businesses-urge-congress-to-act-on-immigration-reform/

White House calls MS-13 “Animals” https://www.whitehouse.gov/articles/need-know-violent-animals-ms-13/

Badges, Bibles, Business https://immigrationforum.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/11/BBB-business-principles-002.pdf

Comprehensive Immigration Reform https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comprehensive_Immigration_Reform_Act_of_2007

Hillary Clinton pushing for Comprehensive Immigration Reform https://www.realclearpolitics.com/video/2016/03/09/hillary_clinton_we_have_secured_the_border_now_lets_get_on_with_immigration_reform.html

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Hillary Clinton during debate with Bernie Sanders talked about the need for the Bush administration’s Comprehensive Immigration Reform:

“At Wednesday night’s CNN/Univision debate in Miami, Hillary Clinton faces questions about her past support for a “fence” on the Mexican border, and whether that is any different from Donald Trump’s proposed “wall.”

She responds that Sen. Sanders also supported such a barrier: “a pedestrian fence in some places, a vehicle fence in other places.”

“And the result is that we have the most secure border we have ever had,” she said. “Which just strengthens my argument that now it is time to do comprehensive immigration reform.”

“We have a secure border,” she urged. “There’s no need for this rhetoric and demagoguery that still is carried out on the Republican side. You’ve run out of excuses. Let’s move to comprehensive immigration reform with a path to citizenship.” Real Clear Politics, March 9, 2016 https://www.realclearpolitics.com/video/2016/03/09/hillary_clinton_we_have_secured_the_border_now_lets_get_on_with_immigration_reform.html

The recession of 1973 thus entailed processes of experimental economic and political restructuring that would give way to an entirely new regime of accumulation. As he puts it, “the more flexible notion of capital emphasizes the new, the fleeting, the ephemeral, the fugitive, and the contingent in modern life, rather than the more solid values implanted under Fordism.” (C 171) Any form of social solidarity that would hinder market flexibility had to be dismantled, “in favour of individualism, private property, personal responsibility, and family values,” (B 23) hence Thatcher’s famous claim that there is no society, there are only individuals. This increase of flexibility, Harvey adds, has led to a total restructuring of labour towards sub-contracting, temporary and self-employment. Workers can now expect several periods of de- and re-skilling in their lifetimes. (C 230) What would become called flexible specialization in labour processes and ‘flexi-time arrangements’ would be attractive to individual labourers excluded from union protection, and could easily be integrated into neoliberal rhetoric. (B 53) “‘Flexibility’ becomes the watchword with respect to labour markets. It is hard to argue that increased flexibility is all bad, particularly in the face of highly restrictive and sclerotic union practices.” (B 75) There are, of course, positive aspects to this. As Harvey cites Marx,

“even the ‘variation of labour, fluency of function, universal mobility of the labourer’ demanded by modern industry, holds the potential to replace the fragmented worker ‘by the fully developed individual, fit for a variety of labours, ready to face any change of production, and to whom the different functions he performs, are but so many modes of giving free scope to his own natural and acquired powers’ (Capital, 1:458). (C 109)”

Flexible employment arrangements can indeed be sometimes mutually beneficial, he adds. However, its effects on the whole concerning insurance coverage, pension rights, wage levels, and job security are by no means positive. (C 151)

Trump pushing for Comprehensive Immigration Reform

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