Amnesty Salazar Still Pushing Amnesty

I’m pretty sure that most Americans do not agree with amnesty

Maria Salazar Cheerleads for Amnesty After Fellow ‘DIGNIDAD’ Republicans Got Wiped Out in Midterms

Rep. Maria Salazar (R-FL), currently facing a recount after barely being ahead of her Democrat challenger, is cheerleading for amnesty for illegal aliens even as most of her fellow Republicans who signed onto her DIGNIDAD Act lost reelection last week.

In an interview with 60 Minutes over the weekend, President Donald Trump dangled the idea of working with congressional Democrats on an amnesty for long-time illegal aliens, particularly those working in landscaping and the hotel industry.

“I’d love to do something about immigration,” Trump said. “Get the killers out. Get all the rough ones out. Get the drug dealers out. But let the people that are here, and in some cases here for ten and 15 years, work a deal for them.”

Does Trump really mean this? He did it before in his first term and didn’t mean it, but, it could keep Democrats running around thinking they got something

Four of her main GOP supporters lost their re-election bids.

The DIGNIDAD Act would offer amnesty to the roughly 10.5 million illegal aliens who lived in the United States prior to 2021, as long as they meet some requirements, while more than doubling employment-based legal immigration and blowing up foreign student pipelines in the hopes of giving special corporate interests a continuous flow of foreign labor to hire.

Reminds me of the BS Bush 43 pulled after he won in 2004.

(Breitbart) A new poll of 875 registered voters reported that 78 percent of U.S. voters want Trump to deport the huge population of illegal migrants who have committed a crime. That population includes nearly all illegal migrants who commit crimes after they enter the United States, including identity theft, document fraud, and tax evasion.

However, the poll pushed respondents to endorse an amnesty by asking if they want to deport “immigrants who are in the U.S. illegally but who otherwise have not committed a crime.” Forty-eight percent still endorsed mass deportations, while 41 percent said they “strongly [or] somewhat” oppose deporting the supposedly law-abiding illegal migrants.

Republicans are heavily opposed to any sort of amnesty, and want all deported, because it is a crime to enter the US illegally/overstay visa. One of the things that hurt John McCain was his support of Bush’s “comprehensive immigration reform”, ie, amnesty.