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President Joe Biden’s head honcho of migration is at it again, opening up new processing centers for Muslim migrants while chaos ensues in U.S. cities due to pro-HAMAS riots. To top it off, Congress just gifted a whopping $3.5 billion for migration as part of the $95 billion aid package for Ukraine and Israel.
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Republican Sen. Eric Schmitt of Missouri pointed out the outrageous inclusion of $3.5 billion in the aid package for mass migration from the Middle East. Meanwhile, the Biden-Harris administration announced an ambitious refugee admissions ceiling for fiscal year 2024 – a whopping 125,000 refugees!
This announcement conveniently coincided with the signing of the $95 billion military aid package for Ukraine, Israel, and Taiwan, devoid of any provisions to fortify America’s own border. However, it did carve out a cool $481 million to resettle migrants in U.S. cities and a jaw-dropping $3.5 billion to expand migration programs worldwide. The Department of State, the lucky recipient of this eye-popping sum, is deeply entrenched in working with international groups to facilitate the influx of migrants into the United States.
Despite the ongoing turmoil in U.S. cities and concerns over border security, the administration is forging ahead with their refugee programs as part of their grand scheme for “equity” migration policy. They’ve been using these programs to draw in thousands of migrants from various countries, including Muslim-majority nations, contributing to the rapid increase in the influx of Muslim migrants. This tactic has not gone unnoticed, as it has provoked unrest and fueled division within communities, even among Democratic supporters.
The influx of Muslim migrants, which gained momentum during the Obama era, has deeply influenced the Democratic Party and has caused discord in various communities, including elite universities and states like Michigan. As President Biden gears up for reelection, he finds himself entangled in campus turmoil sparked by supporters of the HAMAS terror group, demanding action against Israel. This fervent activism is bolstered by Muslim voters in crucial swing states, which presents a significant challenge for the Biden camp.
The surge in Muslim migration has strained relationships between Democratic leadership and the Jewish community, as growing anti-Semitic sentiments and radicalized factions aligned with the Muslim migrants clash with the concerns of Jewish voters. Polls reflect significant opposition to migration from different religious groups in New York, indicating that the administration’s migration policies are deeply unpopular among various faith communities.
The ramifications of mass migration extend far beyond political loyalties, with adverse effects on the livelihoods of ordinary Americans. It impacts job opportunities, wages, and housing costs, while also impeding citizens’ workplace performance, diminishing their political influence, and eroding the democratic fabric of the country. The dire consequences span from economic distress to socio-political discord, raising compelling reasons for a reevaluation of the administration’s approach to migration.
