Wednesday, August 7, 2013

The Secret Republican Strategy to Secure Amnesty for Millions of Illegal Immigrants

Via avordvet

 

J. D. Hayworth is a Republican who represented Arizona in the U.S. House of Representatives from 1995 to 2007 and is currently a National Adviser to TheTeaParty.net.

The names may have changed, but the tactics remain the same.  After decades of promises to address illegal immigration, we are once again hearing the same old nonsense from Republican politicians. Lawmakers vowing to act tough on border security while looking to secure amnesty for millions of illegal immigrants has become infuriatingly all-too-familiar.

In 2005, as soft Republicans tried to slip amnesty through, I warned that the scheme was a “classic bait-and-switch” by the House passing a bill with “get tough” border enforcement, only to have it watered down in conference by a more liberal Senate that would insist on an amnesty plan. The bill would be brought back to the House where immense pressure from big business lobbies, the establishment media, and Democrats and moderates would be brought to bear for final passage.

What kept that scenario from happening was outcry from the conservative grassroots. Today, eight years later, with a different president and different House Republican leadership, we are seeing the same bait-and-switch tactic, but we are perilously close to them succeeding because the GOP leadership has become smarter, and more devious with their messaging.

The House GOP will vote on tough enforcement provisions in a bill sponsored by Rep. Mike McCaul, Chairman of the Homeland Security Committee, but Chairman McCaul has already been told behind closed doors by Speaker John Boehner that this “enforcement bill” will not be brought up in a House-Senate Conference to be combined with the infamous “Gang of Eight Amnesty Bill” that passed earlier this year in the Senate.

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4 comments:

  1. If rinos are determined to vote like democrats there is no reason to vote for the republican party. I will simply vote for the democrat rather than the half assed democratic rino. There is no reason to NOT destroy the rino party if it will not accept being reformed.

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    1. Absolutely and it's too bad we voted for the lesser of two evils for so long.

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  2. I wish....
    Just once.

    When we hear this cr@p about "a path to citizenship"- that someone would stand up and say *They DO have a path to citizenship. They just refuse to use it!*

    It cost my family around $6,000 for the wife and two girls to get their Green cards.

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    1. It's been 12 years and my wife's brother and sister still haven't been approved though close now, but they could have gotten a tourist visa to Mexico and walked across the border 12 years back.

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