Republicans Mulling Amnesty?

Timothy Birdnow

This is disturbing; apparently the RINO wing of the GOP now wants to grant amnesty to millions of illegals just as we finally have the funding and the tools to stop the invasion of our country. And with a "pathway to citizenship" the GOP will again become a minority party, and forever.

We've seen how amnesties have treated us in the past. Ronald Reagan listened to his party and amnetized three million aliens, almost all of whom immediately became Democrats.

Here'sThe how it teated Republicans:

This was the same year the amnesty took affect.

And the GOP lost seats in the House and Senate in '88 and again in '92. The slide was only reversed after the failed Hillarycare attempt frightened the public into electing Newt Gingrich and the "Contract with America" which promised a good game but fell woefully short.

The frightening aspect of this is that Donald Trump appears ready to do this.

Trump is quoted in the article (which I do not excerpt as Redstate does not permit that, at least not with my antiquated system) as saying he doesn't think long-term illegals should be kicked out and he spoke of the need for keeping cheap labor in the country to do gardening and hotel staffing and whatnot. That means he's thinking of amnetizing at least a portion of the illegals. That is unacceptable and a betrayal of the American People, who will turn on him. If Trump does this, if the GOP does this, it will spell the end of MAGA and the Republican Party.

I cannot fathom how tone-deaf the GOP has become - and even Mr. Trump.

Following the report by Charlie Kirk, a number of Republicans (including Eric Schmidt, my own Senator) have come out strongly against any sort of amnesty. They are right.

BTW Mr. Trump has actually deported FEWER illegals than Barack Insane Obama (pee, er, peace be upon him) and Trump is on pace to deport FEWER aliens than Joe (no borders) Biden during his last year in office. That is disturbing. Of course he's been hamstrung by endless court rulings which have pretty much slowed the extraction. And many have self-deported, saving us the trouble, but it is a bit worrisome. I have no doubt Mr. Trump employs more than just a few illegals in his hotel business and at his golf courses.

il·le·gal /i(l)ˈlēɡ(ə)l,əˈlēɡ(ə)l/
adjective
contrary to or forbidden by law, especially criminal law.

Any questions? It doesn't matter how long they've been in the country. They need to leave and actually apply for residency like most of our ancestors did. Case closed.

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