Chain Migration

Based on data so far this year, experts predict that there will be 863,000 border apprehensions this Fiscal Year, though this only counts illegal aliens who are caught at the border and does not include those who successfully cross.

President Trump signed a spending bill that includes measures that makes it impossible to deport illegal aliens who have relatives, sponsors, or even fiends of unaccompanied alien children, which is chain migration on steroids.

New migration from a DACA amnesty would allow the entry of 9 million foreign nationals, because every two newly naturalized citizens bring about seven foreign relatives with them. If this were to happen, a border wall could not stop the invasion. No wonder the public was outraged.

In addition to DACA, the Koch Brothers support chain migration that allows newly naturalized citizens are allowed to bring an unlimited number of foreign relatives to the country and birthright citizenship, often referred to as 'anchor babies'.

Illegal aliens give birth to 297,000 births per year to gain citizenship through children born on US soil, 'anchoring' non-citizen parents in the US, allowing them to bring an unlimited number of foreign relatives to the country through chain migration.

DACA allows 700,000 people to stay in the US who were brought in illegally when they were children. Trump now says he will accept any bill that Congress presents to him, which is a total abandonment of his promises to end DACA, stop chain migration, and build the wall. [Those who voted for him because of these promises have been betrayed again.] [...]

Tucker Carlson says the immigration policy of lawmakers over the past 30 years has been to grant amnesty to illegal aliens while promising future border controls that never materialize, and he says that policy continues today. President Trump won the election by promising to reform immigration, but now he is pushing DACA, and Republican lawmakers are supporting the same bad deals of the past. [...]

A Bangladesh-born Muslim man, Akayed Ullah, was arrested for trying to bomb the New York Port Authority building, but the device strapped to his body exploded prematurely and only injured him. There was panic in the tunnel, and three other people were injured. Ullah told authorities “They’ve been bombing in my country, and I wanted to do damage here." Ullah entered the US in 2011 as a foreign relative in the chain-migration program. Chain migration allows new immigrants to the U.S. to bring an unlimited number of foreign relatives with them.

Despite his campaign promise to end DACA, President Trump now is asking Congress to legalize the program, which protects roughly 800,000 illegal immigrants. [...]