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Still Report #477 - New Secret Deal for More Immigrants
Yesterday, another 2000 page bill going thru Congress was released to the public – at 2 am! And guess when it is to be voted on? According to WorldNetDaily, the vote is tonight! Thursday night, Dec. 17.
According to WND writer Leo Hohmann who cites anonymous Congressional sources, the new 2000 pager which almost no one will have time to read, is called the Omnibus Spending Bill.
Inserted into the bill at the last minute was a secret deal to quadruple the number of controversial H-2B visas. These visas bring in unskilled workers to take away good jobs for American middle class workers. Who benefits? The rich guys club.
The bill was sponsored by a strange combination of outgoing Democrat senator Barbara Mikulski of Maryland, Thom Tillis, a Republican from North Carolina, and, of course, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.
It will allow a quarter of a million foreign workers into the U.S. each year to work in construction, farming, hotel services, trucking, food processing, etc.
According to the WND article:
“The bill also includes funding for all of President Obama’s foreign refugee resettlement program….”
This program will cost $1.6 billion dollars and:
“… bring in another 85,000 refugees this year, many of them from jihadist hotbeds like Syria, Somalia, Iraq and Afghanistan.”
This flies in the face of a new Pew Research poll which shows that 83% of voters want immigration levels frozen.
According to the Economic Policy Institute, there are currently 6 unemployed construction workers for each job opening.
In a letter to the chairs of the Senate appropriations committee, the Senate’s voice of truth, Senator Jeff Sessions of Alabama ripped the measure:
“At a time when the civilian labor force participation rate in the U.S. is approximately 62.4%, now is not the time to advance legislation further depressing wages and employment for U.S. workers….”
In a statement released yesterday, Sen. Sessions said that the Omnibus Bill scheduled to be voted on tonight:
“… approves – without conditions – the president’s request for increased refugee admissions, allowing him to bring in as many refugees as he wants, from anywhere he wants, and then allow them to access unlimited amounts of welfare and entitlements at taxpayer expense.”
“This will ensure that at least 170,000 green card, refugee and asylum approvals are issued to migrants from Muslim countries over just the next 12 months.”
I’m Still reporting from Washington. Good day.
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