Biden labels influx of illegal aliens as ‘newcomers
The White House Introduces New Term for Illegal Aliens Under President Joe Biden
The White House has recently unveiled a new term to describe the millions of illegal aliens who have entered the United States during President Joe Biden’s administration. This announcement coincided with Biden’s visit to the border, where he posed for a photo op at a location with minimal illegal crossings.
In a document labeled as a “fact sheet,” the administration presented a set of talking points that align with the Democratic Party’s views. However, critics and experts argue that the proposed legislation introduced by the Democrat-Senate earlier this year would exacerbate the border situation rather than improve it.
Towards the end of the document, the administration referred to the influx of illegal aliens under Biden as “newcomers.”
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The Biden White House is now referring to the millions of illegal aliens who have invaded our country as “newcomers.”
Democrats want this flood of illegal aliens.
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— Steve Guest (@SteveGuest) February 29, 2024
“The Biden White House is now referring to illegal immigrants as ‘newcomers’,” stated the House GOP conference on X. They further criticized Biden’s lack of seriousness in addressing illegal immigration, labeling it as a deliberate catastrophe.
Representative Andrew Clyde (R-GA) responded to the document, expressing his disbelief: “INSANITY. A ‘newcomer’ just brutally murdered Laken Riley last week. ‘Newcomers’ are flooding our county with fentanyl. These ‘newcomers’ are costing American taxpayers nearly $500 billion. Joe Biden wants to normalize his intentional illegal invasion.”
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“A continued disgrace,” remarked Representative Dan Bishop (R-NC).
Representative Keith Self (R-TX) directed a question to Biden on X, asking, “How many more ‘newcomers’ will you welcome in to murder Americans?”
How does providing a pathway to citizenship for undocumented immigrants potentially impact national security, and what are the risks associated with rewarding individuals who have violated the law
Significantly alter immigration policies and could have significant consequences for the country’s security and economy.
The term “illegal alien” has long been used to describe individuals who enter a country without proper authorization or documentation. However, the White House has now introduced a new term, “non-citizen,” to describe these individuals. This new label is seen by many as an attempt to downplay the seriousness of the issue and shift the focus away from the fact that these individuals have violated the law.
Critics argue that this is a prime example of the Biden administration’s approach to immigration, which they believe prioritizes open borders and amnesty over the rule of law. They believe that by changing the terminology, the administration is attempting to normalize illegal immigration and make it more acceptable to the American public.
Furthermore, experts raise concerns about the potential impact of the proposed legislation introduced by the Democrat-Senate. This legislation, known as the U.S. Citizenship Act of 2021, aims to provide a pathway to citizenship for millions of undocumented immigrants currently residing in the country. While proponents argue that this would address the issue of illegal immigration and provide opportunities for these individuals, opponents believe that it would only encourage further illegal crossings and have detrimental effects on the country’s economy.
One of the main concerns surrounding the U.S. Citizenship Act of 2021 is its potential impact on national security. Critics argue that by providing a path to citizenship for undocumented immigrants, the government would essentially be rewarding individuals who have violated the law and potentially allowing individuals with unknown backgrounds and intentions to become citizens. This could pose significant risks to the safety and security of the United States.
Economically, opponents of the legislation argue that providing a pathway to citizenship for undocumented immigrants would lead to a strain on the country’s resources and taxpayers. They believe that these individuals would become eligible for welfare programs and other government assistance, which would place a burden on the already strained economy.
The term “non-citizen” introduced by the White House may be seen by some as a small change in terminology. However, it is indicative of a larger shift in the approach to immigration under the Biden administration. Critics argue that this shift prioritizes open borders and amnesty over law and order, and that the proposed legislation could have serious consequences for national security and the economy.
As the debate over immigration policies continues, it is important to consider the long-term ramifications of any proposed changes. While finding a compassionate and fair solution to the issue of illegal immigration is crucial, it must also take into account the concerns and interests of American citizens and the overall well-being of the country.
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