Illegal Muds Allowed Citizen Rights

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Last year in California they passed a measure allowing illegals to vote for members of the board of education. There was also a measure to allow children to vote, which thankfully did not pass.

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Last year in California they passed a measure allowing illegals to vote for members of the board of education. There was also a measure to allow children to vote, which thankfully did not pass.

It was good seeing “Cobra Kai” and the White kid “Robby” Kicking Miguel the spic off a stairwell. Miguel is one kid who won’t be doing any voting!

...And all the kings horses and all the kings men couldn’t put beaner together again!”

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https://theredelephants.com/new-york-city-council-votes-to-provide-handouts-to-families-of-illegal-aliens-during-lockdowns/

New York City Council Votes to Provide Handouts to Families of Illegal Aliens During Lockdowns

By Pedro Alvarado - March 7, 2021

In Globohomo America, American citizens always come last and foreigners come first.

The multicultural religion puts non-whites on pedestal, while legacy, white Americans are demonized by educational institutions, politicians, the media, big business, and entertainers.

New York City is at the epicenter of all things unholy with regards to globalist acts and degenerate legislation. And it further validated its status as a huge hub of degeneracy after the New York City Council voted for legislation that would dole out aid to illegal alien families of “frontline” workers who allegedly died of the China virus.

Immigration news website Documented reported that Councilor Francisco Moya, who represents a district that spans the neighborhoods of East Elmhurst, Jackson Heights and Corona — all areas that have been particularly rocked by the pandemic and New York state’s draconian lockdowns — was the individual who introduced the pro-foreigner resolution. This area is known for its diversity and its large immigration population.

Elected officials like Moya claim that immigrants have been hit hard by the pandemic and that the city and state government have done little to support immigrants as many are dying and suffering from unemployment. According to numbers from the Mayor’s Office of Immigration Affairs, 47% of hospital medical workers and over 79% of home healthcare aides hail from foreign countries across New York’s five boroughs.

It is amazing how obsessed the Left is with foreign workers. To think that the Left used to be in favor of immigration restriction in its pro-union phase in the 20th century, just shows how much the Left has deformed in recent decades.

But that’s how politics works. Perpetual change is the norm. However, this kind of change will have to be reversed if we want to preserve the original character of our nation.

We must be ready to demonstrate to voters that the Left does not care about Americans and instead works to promote the interests of foreigners  at Heritage Americans’ expense. This is no longer a debate about boosting GDP. It deals with America’s underlying character and whether or not it’s worth preserving.

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https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2021/apr/08/new-york-undocumented-migrants-covid-cash

New York to give up to $15,600 to undocumented migrants hit by Covid | New York

www.theguardian.com

New York will offer payments of up to $15,600 to undocumented immigrants affected by the pandemic, in a sweeping move which could benefit nearly 300,000 people in the state.

The state dedicated a total of $2.1bn to an Excluded Worker Fund, which will make one-time payments to undocumented people who lost work during the coronavirus outbreak, which shut down New York City last spring.

Twelve months of trauma: more than 3,600 US health workers died in Covid’s first year

The measure passed in the New York legislature this week, as part of a larger $212bn budget aimed to jump-start the state’s economy.

Undocumented workers are eligible to receive $15,600 if they can prove they are New York state residents who are ineligible for unemployment benefits due to their immigration status, and lost income due to the pandemic.

Other undocumented immigrants who are unable to meet the same level of verification will be eligible for $3,200 – the amount of federal assistance payments many Americans have already received, but which undocumented immigrants have been unable to claim.

The Fiscal Policy Institute, a New York-based policy group, estimated that 290,000 workers will benefit from the Excluded Worker Fund, including 213,000 in New York City. About 92,000 workers in New York state will be eligible for the full $15,600 payment.

About 725,000 undocumented immigrants live in New York state, according to the Pew Research Center.

Immigrant-rights groups had pushed for relief payments, and a group of undocumented immigrants spent the last three weeks on hunger strike to push for support from the state.

“There have been 23 days without food. Twenty-three days when I was hungry and in pain. But it hasn’t just been 23 days. It’s actually been decades of pain, the pain of indifference and negligence,” Ana Ramirez, an undocumented worker and a member of the New York Communities for Change group, told AMNY on Wednesday.

“Today, our work today has been recognized. Our dignity has been recognized, and our dignity has been lifted by passing this fund.”

Last year, California introduced a similar relief program, but on a much smaller scale. The state contributed $75m to a cash assistance program which offered undocumented immigrants between $500 to $1000, on a first come, first served basis.

California’s relief program was expected to assist up to 150,000 undocumented immigrants. More than 2 million undocumented people live in the state.