Mass-Amnesty Legislation Unveiled This Week
House Democrats on Tuesday unveiled mass-amnesty legislation, once again highlighting their misguided and out-of-touch policies.
Among its provisions, the bill would grant illegals—including their spouses and children—amnesty, thereby allowing them to work and travel freely within the United States and provide for eventual citizenship.
The legislation would also grant in-state college tuition and accelerate the amnesty process for illegals brought to the United States before the age of 16.
Among its egregious worksite enforcement provisions, the bill repeals a program that permits local law enforcement to participate in carrying out our nation’s immigration laws and requires excessive mandates for worksite enforcement activities.
With over 15 million Americans unemployed and seven million illegals employed, amnesty legislation is an affront to American citizens and legal residents.
Congressman Miller believes firmly that it is wrong to award citizenship to those that have recklessly disregarded our nation’s immigration laws and instead supports an enforcement-first approach to solving the illegal immigration crisis.
Among its provisions, the bill would grant illegals—including their spouses and children—amnesty, thereby allowing them to work and travel freely within the United States and provide for eventual citizenship.
The legislation would also grant in-state college tuition and accelerate the amnesty process for illegals brought to the United States before the age of 16.
Among its egregious worksite enforcement provisions, the bill repeals a program that permits local law enforcement to participate in carrying out our nation’s immigration laws and requires excessive mandates for worksite enforcement activities.
With over 15 million Americans unemployed and seven million illegals employed, amnesty legislation is an affront to American citizens and legal residents.
Congressman Miller believes firmly that it is wrong to award citizenship to those that have recklessly disregarded our nation’s immigration laws and instead supports an enforcement-first approach to solving the illegal immigration crisis.
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