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49 national and state-level Jewish racial advocacy groups sent a  letter addressed to Joe Biden, Kamala Harris, Nancy Pelosi and Chuck Schumer yesterday instructing them to include a "pathway to citizenship"  for virtually all illegal immigrants currently living in the United  States.  The letter,  signed by organizations like the Anti-Defamation League and Bend The  Arc, calls on Democrats to include an amnesty for "immigrant youth,  Temporary Protected Status (TPS) holders, essential workers, and their  families" in "any future economic recovery or infrastructure legislation  that moves forward via budget reconciliation."  Speaking on behalf of the Jewish population, they further state that  "Immigrant justice is especially personal to the American Jewish  community" and that "welcoming outsiders" (except in Israel) is a quintessential part of their tradition.


The intended impact of the ADL's immigration ultimatum is not clear, but it is obviously at least in part a peace offering to liberals and the left, who have been condemning Israel's recent actions in Gaza. Grassroots progressives have turned support for Israel into a political third rail,  and with this letter, Jews remind them that they can obtain less  popular items on their agenda like open borders if they turn a blind eye  on Zionism instead.


The ADL's CEO, Jonathan Greenblatt, has been consciously working behind the scenes to  prevent the "woke left" from getting in the way of Israel's  geopolitical and racial goals. Greenblatt and the wider Jewish community  support and even fund most anti-white and globalist policies, but they  are afraid that the non-Jews in their coalition may start to apply these  principles to the Zionist project.  Jewish billionaires are the largest donors to  both parties. If this is serious and not a mere publicity stunt, Biden  and the Democrats could put congressional Republicans in a no-win  situation where they must choose between voters and donors as the 2022  midterms approach.