They're At It Again

Liberals in Congress Try to Bring Back Amnesty for Illegals

Apparently, liberals never learn.  Perhaps they can't. 

The Democratic and Republican leadership of U.S. House and Senate are trying to bring back amnesty.  They have a bill in the works to provide amnesty to illegals for a period of five years, during which time they could not be removed from the country.  The bill would also prohibit the government from taking any action against companies that employ illegals.

The bill, like the amnesty bill defeated last year, would require the illegals to pay a fine and pass criminal background checks.  (As if illegally entering the United States is not a crime.)  Never mind that the background check process is a known failure that does not work.  CEOs and lobbying interests for Big Business are clamoring for more foreign workers.  Apparently, they would rather hire illegals than American workers.

Although the amnesty is officially only for five years, that five-year period gives illegals plenty of time when they're immune form any action against them, in which they can apply for legal status or simply disappear into the system.  It's essentially a permanent amnesty, but the liberal leaders in Congress are trying to fool us yet again.

Meanwhile, the same Congressional leaders are talking about having to extend unemployment benefits to American workers who are unemployed.  Why do they want to bring in more illegal workers?  Are they that cravenly beholden to the illegal lobby?

When will they finally hear what we've told them time and time again?