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beingoflight 04-21-2023 06:11 PM

Republicans release sweeping immigration bill
 
https://rollcall.com/2023/04/17/hous...igration-bill/


House Republicans released sweeping immigration legislation on Monday that would tighten asylum eligibility, expand migrant family detention and crack down on the employment of undocumented workers.

The 137-page proposed bill represents the legislative response to high levels of migration on the U.S.-Mexico border from House Republicans, who have made border security a focal point of their new majority. The House Judiciary Committee is scheduled to mark up the bill Wednesday.

Republicans also want to crack down on the Biden administration’s use of an authority known as parole, which allows the federal government to give migrants temporary permission to live and work in the U.S. The bill states that parole should not be granted “according to eligibility criteria describing an entire class of potential parole recipients.”

Parole has provided the legal authority for programs like the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, or DACA, as well as programs to help Ukrainians fleeing Russia’s invasion.

Pianoswithoutfaith 04-21-2023 08:23 PM

Re: Republicans release sweeping immigration bill
 
Republicans ours heroes said bingo and confirmed mega rally attendant 2Face

Demise 04-21-2023 09:17 PM

Re: Republicans release sweeping immigration bill
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by beingoflight (Post 770086)
https://rollcall.com/2023/04/17/hous...igration-bill/


House Republicans released sweeping immigration legislation on Monday that would tighten asylum eligibility, expand migrant family detention and crack down on the employment of undocumented workers.

The 137-page proposed bill represents the legislative response to high levels of migration on the U.S.-Mexico border from House Republicans, who have made border security a focal point of their new majority. The House Judiciary Committee is scheduled to mark up the bill Wednesday.

Republicans also want to crack down on the Biden administration’s use of an authority known as parole, which allows the federal government to give migrants temporary permission to live and work in the U.S. The bill states that parole should not be granted “according to eligibility criteria describing an entire class of potential parole recipients.”

Parole has provided the legal authority for programs like the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, or DACA, as well as programs to help Ukrainians fleeing Russia’s invasion.

Trump 2024 eh?

FLDreamerrr 04-22-2023 08:58 AM

Re: Republicans release sweeping immigration bill
 
Dead on arrival

dtrt09 04-22-2023 01:44 PM

Re: Republicans release sweeping immigration bill
 
*edited, posted in the wrong thread.

hDreamer1988 04-22-2023 06:05 PM

Re: Republicans release sweeping immigration bill
 
I question if this can even get 218 Republican votes... This is not a serious attempt at passing a bill.

vft1008 04-22-2023 10:25 PM

Re: Republicans release sweeping immigration bill
 
I <3 Republicans

cmeow 04-22-2023 11:03 PM

Re: Republicans release sweeping immigration bill
 
Makes no sense. Wage inflation is the most sticky part of inflation now and will keep inflation high. You need more workers to reduce wage inflation or fuck over actual Americans with a recession. The FED will keep interest rates high because of inflation and if they do, by 2025, the interest alone on US debt will be the same as the military budget of 800 billion+ dollars a year.

Imagine killing the US economy and the dollar just to kick people that only have temporary status in the US, work, and pay taxes.

Absolute clowns.

IamAman 04-23-2023 11:11 AM

Re: Republicans release sweeping immigration bill
 
Democrats may be lazy. Democrats may not have the guts to fight tooth the nail for us. Democrats may just pander to us without having a real plan to help us. Democrats may be pussies.

Republicans on the other hand absolutely hate us existing. They will do everything they can to make our lives a living hell.

dtrt09 04-23-2023 05:17 PM

Re: Republicans release sweeping immigration bill
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by IamAman (Post 770094)
Democrats may be lazy. Democrats may not have the guts to fight tooth the nail for us. Democrats may just pander to us without having a real plan to help us. Democrats may be pussies.

Republicans on the other hand absolutely hate us existing. They will do everything they can to make our lives a living hell.

How has your life (since 2001, 9/11) been impacted by either party? DHS, militarization of the border, human rights abuses, wage theft and labor abuses, were created with approval and funding from both parties. I think both of them are equally accountable.

JayR9 04-24-2023 12:05 AM

Re: Republicans release sweeping immigration bill
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by beingoflight (Post 770086)
https://rollcall.com/2023/04/17/hous...igration-bill/


House Republicans released sweeping immigration legislation on Monday that would tighten asylum eligibility, expand migrant family detention and crack down on the employment of undocumented workers.

The 137-page proposed bill represents the legislative response to high levels of migration on the U.S.-Mexico border from House Republicans, who have made border security a focal point of their new majority. The House Judiciary Committee is scheduled to mark up the bill Wednesday.

Republicans also want to crack down on the Biden administration’s use of an authority known as parole, which allows the federal government to give migrants temporary permission to live and work in the U.S. The bill states that parole should not be granted “according to eligibility criteria describing an entire class of potential parole recipients.”

Parole has provided the legal authority for programs like the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, or DACA, as well as programs to help Ukrainians fleeing Russia’s invasion.

NPCs for Trump 2024

yummy11226 04-24-2023 12:20 PM

Re: Republicans release sweeping immigration bill
 
Eh. Biden will try to push something through in favor for us at the very last minute in his bid to be re-elected and immigration reform will suddenly be in the forefront once again. It happens every. single. time.

cooltalker 04-24-2023 02:34 PM

Re: Republicans release sweeping immigration bill
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by yummy11226 (Post 770103)
Eh. Biden will try to push something through in favor for us at the very last minute in his bid to be re-elected and immigration reform will suddenly be in the forefront once again. It happens every. single. time.

And as always, nothing passes in the last minute (can't overcome filibuster or doesn't pass the house) but they claim they tried and pat themselves in the back.

hDreamer1988 04-24-2023 03:58 PM

Re: Republicans release sweeping immigration bill
 
at this point and in this political climate, neither party has the votes for any immigration bill. With the far right controlling the house, nothing will happen on immigration in the next 4-5 years at least.

jorgeag92 04-24-2023 04:22 PM

Re: Republicans release sweeping immigration bill
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by hDreamer1988 (Post 770106)
at this point and in this political climate, neither party has the votes for any immigration bill. With the far right controlling the house, nothing will happen on immigration in the next 4-5 years at least.

More like nothing will happen ever. Even if Dems control everything, nothing will ever pass. At the same time, DACA will live forever

vft1008 04-24-2023 08:03 PM

Re: Republicans release sweeping immigration bill
 
We will have green cards and finally be able to travel out of the US once we are 65+. Retirement age!

Dream Act 2055, here we come baby!

2Face 04-24-2023 10:16 PM

Re: Republicans release sweeping immigration bill
 
Cracking deal by the Reps...Get it passed!

IamAman 04-26-2023 09:20 PM

Re: Republicans release sweeping immigration bill
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by dtrt09 (Post 770097)
How has your life (since 2001, 9/11) been impacted by either party? DHS, militarization of the border, human rights abuses, wage theft and labor abuses, were created with approval and funding from both parties. I think both of them are equally accountable.

Since 2001?
  • April 2001, The Dream Act was introduced By Democrat Dick Durban and Republican Orrin Hatch. It was rejected by a Republican House and Senate. My life would have been very positively affected had it passed.
  • 2005 Real ID law was passed by Republicans who snuck it in a defense spending bill essentially giving the green light to states to discriminate against immigrants and especially undocumented immigrants by requiring proof of legal status to get a driver's license or ID. My live was very negatively and directly impacted by this and has been ever since.
  • 2012 DACA was ordered by Obama (Democrat in case you didn't know0 After attempts at passing immigration reform by Democrats were rejected by Republicans. This didn't help me personally because I was was 36 at the time and apparently waaay too old to get legal relief. I bet it helped you and most people on here though.
  • 2014 Expanded DACA and DAPA were signed by Obama (again, a Democrat in case you forgot) which would have helped me. I had all my paperwork ready to go and the very day before it was to go into effect, Greg Abbott (The Republican Governor of Texas) sued Obama through a judge known for anti-immigrant rulings and an injunction was put on it which eventually ended it because.......Trump (Republican) became president and didn't pursue it.
  • 2016-2020 under Trump (Republican in case you forgot), he ordered USCIS and ICE to arrest any undocumented they could catch whether they had a criminal record or not- traffic courts, schools, job sites, etc. were all fair game. Even people coming in to adjust their status were fair game. Then one summer he ordered ICE to have a major show of force and go after anybody who may have had a deportation order, overstay, or infraction. I'll never forget that day because I stayed home all day and I know other immigrants who got out of town just in case. Creating terror in immigrant communities was the point. Cruelty was the point.
  • Present time: Who is it trying to get rid of DACA? Oh yeah, Republicans.

But yeah "they're all the same".

beingoflight 04-26-2023 10:04 PM

Re: Republicans release sweeping immigration bill
 
we are beyond fked if DeSatan wins, at least with Trump he will just insert legalization for us in something like this like he did before.

"bUT BuT oRanGe MaN bAd"

dtrt09 04-26-2023 10:14 PM

Re: Republicans release sweeping immigration bill
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by IamAman (Post 770094)
Democrats may be lazy. Democrats may not have the guts to fight tooth the nail for us. Democrats may just pander to us without having a real plan to help us. Democrats may be pussies.

Republicans on the other hand absolutely hate us existing. They will do everything they can to make our lives a living hell.

Quote:

Originally Posted by IamAman (Post 770118)
Since 2001?
  • April 2001, The Dream Act was introduced By Democrat Dick Durban and Republican Orrin Hatch. It was rejected by a Republican House and Senate. My life would have been very positively affected had it passed.
  • 2005 Real ID law was passed by Republicans who snuck it in a defense spending bill essentially giving the green light to states to discriminate against immigrants and especially undocumented immigrants by requiring proof of legal status to get a driver's license or ID. My live was very negatively and directly impacted by this and has been ever since.
  • 2012 DACA was ordered by Obama (Democrat in case you didn't know0 After attempts at passing immigration reform by Democrats were rejected by Republicans. This didn't help me personally because I was was 36 at the time and apparently waaay too old to get legal relief. I bet it helped you and most people on here though.
  • 2014 Expanded DACA and DAPA were signed by Obama (again, a Democrat in case you forgot) which would have helped me. I had all my paperwork ready to go and the very day before it was to go into effect, Greg Abbott (The Republican Governor of Texas) sued Obama through a judge known for anti-immigrant rulings and an injunction was put on it which eventually ended it because.......Trump (Republican) became president and didn't pursue it.
  • 2016-2020 under Trump (Republican in case you forgot), he ordered USCIS and ICE to arrest any undocumented they could catch whether they had a criminal record or not- traffic courts, schools, job sites, etc. were all fair game. Even people coming in to adjust their status were fair game. Then one summer he ordered ICE to have a major show of force and go after anybody who may have had a deportation order, overstay, or infraction. I'll never forget that day because I stayed home all day and I know other immigrants who got out of town just in case. Creating terror in immigrant communities was the point. Cruelty was the point.
  • Present time: Who is it trying to get rid of DACA? Oh yeah, Republicans.

But yeah "they're all the same".

Not the same at all; I agree. They both have failed to solve the issue: one with cruelty, the other with wasting political capital and opportunity in exchange of relatively little (DACA) to keep the status quo - to exploit undocumented labor.

IamAman 04-29-2023 10:02 AM

Re: Republicans release sweeping immigration bill
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by dtrt09 (Post 770120)
Not the same at all; I agree. They both have failed to solve the issue: one with cruelty, the other with wasting political capital and opportunity in exchange of relatively little (DACA) to keep the status quo - to exploit undocumented labor.

I can agree with that. Democrats may support us, but they don't actively go to help us the way they have been with other oppressed groups. We are pretty much the bottom of the barrel.

dreamer12345 05-02-2023 06:13 PM

Re: Republicans release sweeping immigration bill
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by dtrt09 (Post 770120)
Not the same at all; I agree. They both have failed to solve the issue: one with cruelty, the other with wasting political capital and opportunity in exchange of relatively little (DACA) to keep the status quo - to exploit undocumented labor.

dems are all about hostage taking.

"you either vote for dementia ridden Biden or take your chances w/a fascist and lose democracy".
"Hispanics either vote for do-nothing dems or risk family member losing their livelihood".
"You either vote dem or women lose further body autonomy".
"You either vote dem or take more theocrats in the courts"


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