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July 16, 2026
Immigration
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Spanish Police Warn Migrant Mass Amnesty is Enabling Fraud and Overwhelming Resources.

Spain’s socialist government faces logistical and security challenges as it processes over 1.2 million amnesty applications, raising concerns about fraud and system overload.

PULSE POINTS
❓ WHAT HAPPENED: Spanish police have raised alarms over the potential collapse of the system responsible for issuing Foreigner Identity Cards (TIEs) as the government processes over 1.2 million amnesty applications for illegal immigrants. The process, which was initially estimated to involve 500,000 migrants, has overwhelmed resources and created opportunities for criminal exploitation.
📺 DETAIL:  Authorities have up to three months to process applications and issue TIE documents to successful applicants. Police sources told Spanish newspaper El Mundo that limited staffing and technical resources could make obtaining the documents an increasingly difficult process for both migrants and officials. Officers also warned that criminal networks are exploiting the system by using automated software to secure appointment slots and resell them for between 100 and 2,000 euros, further worsening delays. Buyers’ information is later entered into the system to make the appointments appear legitimate. Police also expressed concerns that the legalization program could significantly increase future migration through Spain’s family reunification (chain migration) rules, potentially allowing newly legalized residents to sponsor relatives to enter the country and bring the total number of regularized migrants to around three million. Officers warned that criminal organizations may attempt to exploit those provisions through fraudulent family claims and forged documentation.
🎯 IMPACT: The strain on resources could lead to delays and inefficiencies in processing legal status for migrants, while criminal networks may exploit loopholes for profit. Additionally, police have warned that the amnesty could trigger a wave of family reunification claims, potentially increasing the migrant population by millions in the coming years.
📺 FLASHBACK: Earlier this year, the Spanish government estimated that the amnesty would involve only 500,000 migrants, a figure that has since more than doubled, revealing a significant underestimation of the consequences of the program.

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Spain’s socialist government faces logistical and security challenges as it processes over 1.2 million amnesty applications, raising concerns about fraud and system overload.

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July 1, 2026
Immigration
News

Over 400,000 People Claimed Amnesty in Spain From Abroad.

Spain’s socialist government is facing scutiny as its mass migrant amnesty has resulted in 1.3 million applications, including 400,000 from people suspected of being outside Spain.

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❓ WHAT HAPPENED: Spain‘s socialist government, led by Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, closed its mass amnesty application process for illegal immigrants with over 1.3 million applications submitted. Authorities estimate that approximately 400,000 of these applications were likely filed fraudulently by foreigners who had not met the December 31, 2025, residency cutoff.
📺 DETAIL: Applicants were required to show they had lived in Spain before the cutoff date, had no criminal record, and posed no threat to public safety or health. Spanish newspaper El Español, citing police sources, reports suspicions of widespread fraud, with officials believing only about 850,000 eligible migrants were living in Spain before 2026. However, responsibility for verifying applications rests with the Ministry of Inclusion, Social Security, and Migration and immigration officials, rather than specialized police units. Police also told Spanish media they are investigating human trafficking networks accused of exploiting the amnesty by moving migrants through the European Union’s borderless Schengen Area into Spain with fraudulent documentation. Officers reportedly identified migrants from Pakistan, Algeria, and Morocco traveling from Germany, France, and Italy to apply, with many intending to return to those countries after securing Spanish legal status.
💬 KEY QUOTE: “With such short deadlines and such laughably low requirements, it’s a goldmine for the criminal gangs,” police sources warned.
🎯 IMPACT: The amnesty program has not only led to a suspected surge in fraudulent applications but also facilitated secondary migration movements within the Schengen Area. Migrants from nations like Pakistan, Algeria, and Morocco are reportedly exploiting the system to obtain Spanish documentation intending to return to other European countries where they were previously residing illegally. Notably, as Spain is a European Union (EU) member state, status in Spain paves the way for expanded settlement rights across all 27 EU member states.
📺 FLASHBACK: Earlier this year, the Sánchez administration projected that 500,000 migrants would benefit from the amnesty, but the staggering number of applications—more than double the estimate—has exposed how poorly researched the scheme was.

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Spain's socialist government is facing scutiny as its mass migrant amnesty has resulted in 1.3 million applications, including 400,000 from people suspected of being outside Spain.

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June 30, 2026
Immigration
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World

Spain Faces 1.3 Million Migrant Amnesty Requests Ahead of Deadline.

Spain’s asylum system has been flooded with roughly 1.3 million applications ahead of the deadline later this month, following the far-left government’s plan to grant mass amnesty to illegal migrants in the country. It was claimed that only 500,000 would apply.

PULSE POINTS
❓ WHAT HAPPENED: Approximately 1.3 million illegal migrants have applied for Spain’s mass amnesty program as the month-end deadline approaches.
📺 DETAIL: The Spanish government, led by far-left Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, began accepting amnesty applications in April. Applicants who qualify for asylum will receive legal residency and work permits, among other benefits. The program application deadline is June 30. Despite warnings earlier in the year that the number of applications could reach up to 1.3 million, the government insisted that only around 500,000 migrants would be considered. However, new data from Mercurio, the platform used to record and process the applications, suggests the number is well above one million and may include applications with forged documents. The final figures will reportedly be released the same week as the deadline, potentially as early as Tuesday. The government will also reportedly release a study on the “economic impact… resulting from the addition of many people who are now eligible for employment contracts” alongside the final figures.
💬 KEY QUOTE: “The undocumented [sic] population is difficult to measure, but the police, who have better data, have already said it would exceed 1.3 million… These are the applicants; the criteria applied to accept or reject them will be another matter entirely.” – María Miyar, Director of Social Studies at Funcas, a non-profit, in an interview with El País, a Spanish-language newspaper.
🎯 IMPACT: The overwhelming number of applications poses challenges for Spanish authorities, who must resolve all applications within three months. The decision is likely to cause further strain on social services and ignite opposition from much of the electorate. This is likely to compound the unprecedented demographic change being caused by immigration in Spain. Earlier this month, it was reported that approximately 20 percent of Spain’s elementary and secondary pupils come from migrant families, according to recent data from the country’s Education Ministry.
📺 FLASHBACK: Earlier this month, it was reported that social services in Spain are on the verge of collapse following the decision to grant mass amnesty, after the number of applicants reached approximately one million, roughly double what was predicted.

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Spain's asylum system has been flooded with roughly 1.3 million applications ahead of the deadline later this month, following the far-left government's plan to grant mass amnesty to illegal migrants in the country. It was claimed that only 500,000 would apply.

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May 7, 2026
Immigration
News

Homan Suggests Cabinet Members Are Having ‘Discussions’ With Trump About Amnesty.

Border Czar Tom Homan has suggested that some Cabinet members are having “discussions” with President Donald J. Trump about granting “legal status” to some illegal immigrants, sparking concern among his base.

PULSE POINTS
❓ WHAT HAPPENED: President Donald J. Trump is having “discussions” with Cabinet members about offering some form of amnesty or legal status to some illegal immigrants currently in the United States, according to Border Czar Tom Homan.
📺 DETAIL: Pressed by a Colombia-born reporter on whether he would support a “compromise” that involves giving “legal status” to “millions” of illegal immigrants, such as so-called Dreamers, on Wednesday, Homan declined to endorse any specific proposal, saying he would not “get ahead of the President.” However, he confirmed that “discussions” are taking place between Trump and “various members of his Cabinet” on the subject.
💬 KEY QUOTE: “I’m not going to get ahead of President. You know, the President’s talking to various members of his cabinet, there’s discussions going on, I’m involved with some and not others, but I’m not going to get ahead of the President on this.” – Tom Homan
🎯 IMPACT: Homan’s comments come as business groups and some lawmakers are pushing for measures that would expand the labor pool, with Representative Maria Salazar (R-FL) pushing a “Dignidad” (Dignity) granting amnesty to millions of migrants. Trump’s base, who want mass deportations and stricter immigration enforcement, have been extremely critical of Salazar’s bill. Homan and other administration officials have recently pledged to continue deportation efforts while shifting toward what they describe as “smarter enforcement” strategies, following unrest in Minneapolis, Minnesota, during a major operation late last year.

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Border Czar Tom Homan has suggested that some Cabinet members are having "discussions" with President Donald J. Trump about granting "legal status" to some illegal immigrants, sparking concern among his base.

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April 23, 2026
Immigration
Politics

Amnesty Bill Author Admits It Is for ‘Big Business to Have Cheap Labor.’

Representative Maria Salazar (R-FL) has admitted that her proposed “Dignidad” (Dignity) mass amnesty bill is in large part about “help[ing] big business to have cheap labor.”

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❓ WHAT HAPPENED: Florida Republican Rep. Maria Salazar is promoting her Dignidad (Dignity) mass amnesty bill as a solution to labor shortages, confirming at a Wednesday press conference in Washingston, D.C.: “When people tell me that I am trying to help big business to have cheap labor, I’m going to answer them: It’s not [just] big business; it’s not only agricultural or construction or hospitality or health care or manufacturing—it’s more.” The bill would grant amnesty to millions of illegal immigrants and block deportations.
📺 DETAIL: Salazar suggested the Dignidad amnesty would lower costs by driving down wages, arguing, “Americans want affordability, and they want affordable vegetables and fruits.” Notably, regularizing millions of illegals and giving them the right to work would likely have a particular impact on the job opportunities and pay for younger and lower-skilled Americans, at a time when goals such as getting on the property ladder are already increasingly out of reach.
💬 KEY QUOTE: “The President is a very smart guy. He comes from hospitality and from construction. Do I have to tell him that those [migrants] are needed [in] those five sectors, construction, hospitality, agriculture, health care, and manufacturing?” – Rep. Salazar
🎯 IMPACT: Salazar’s amnesty would dramatically undermine the “mass deportations” pledge President Donald J. Trump ran on in 2024, putting the interests of illegals and big business ahead of American workers. Notably, the Wednesday press conference was organized by a subsidiary of the American Business Immigration Coalition (ABIC), whose executive director, Rebecca Shi, is a Chinese immigrant. Shi, whose mother was subject to a deportation order for 19 years, stated openly at the conference, “Work permits for long-term immigrants lower costs.”

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Representative Maria Salazar (R-FL) has admitted that her proposed "Dignidad" (Dignity) mass amnesty bill is in large part about "help[ing] big business to have cheap labor."

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April 17, 2026
Immigration
News

Spanish Consulates Flooded by Thousands of Migrants After Socialist Govt Announces Mass Amnesty.

Spain’s Socialist Party government has approved a mass amnesty for at least half a million illegal immigrants, sparking concerns over safety and security, particularly as these migrants could eventually flood other parts of the European Union (EU) under its open borders internal migration regime.

PULSE POINTS
❓ WHAT HAPPENED: Spain‘s government, led by far-left Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez, has approved a decree granting legal status to an estimated 500,000 to 800,000 illegal immigrants. Consequently, thousands of migrants are flooding consulates across the country to secure the necessary documentation, and immigration offices are bracing for an overwhelming influx of applications.
📺 DETAIL: To qualify, applicants must prove they lived in Spain for several months before 2026 and have no criminal record. Large crowds quickly formed at consulates, with many migrants seeking to begin the application process as soon as possible. Reports describe long queues, mostly of men, waiting outside offices for documentation. Critics, including opposition parties, warn that the move will strain public services and encourage more illegal immigration. Some European figures have also raised concerns about the amnesty’s wider impact on the continent, since migrants with legal status in Spain will eventually be able to travel throughout the European Union’s 27 member states.
💬 KEY QUOTE: “The government is once again implementing a new regularization without giving offices enough economic resources to handle it,” complained Cesar Perez, a union leader for Spain’s immigration officers.
🎯 IMPACT: The amnesty has sparked a political firestorm, with conservative and populist parties accusing the government of using it as “electoral engineering” to secure future votes. The right-wing populist VOX party has also vowed to challenge it in the country’s Supreme Court, with party leader Santiago Abascal warning Sanchez, “The Spanish people have not given permission for this… Sooner rather than later you will have to pay for it.”
📺 FLASHBACK: A previous amnesty in 2005 granted residency to 577,000 migrants. Spain’s population has grown by 1.5 million in the past three years alone, driven almost entirely by immigration.

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Spain's Socialist Party government has approved a mass amnesty for at least half a million illegal immigrants, sparking concerns over safety and security, particularly as these migrants could eventually flood other parts of the European Union (EU) under its open borders internal migration regime.

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April 14, 2026
Immigration
World

Spain is About to Give Amnesty to Half a Million Illegals.

Spain’s government has approved a controversial plan to legalize 500,000 illegal migrants—meaning they will likely have access to all 27 member states of the European Union (EU) in time.

PULSE POINTS
❓ WHAT HAPPENED: Spain’s socialist-led government, under Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, has approved legislation granting legal status to approximately 500,000 illegal immigrants. Applicants must prove just five months of residency in Spain, along with a clean criminal record.
📺 DETAIL: Sánchez described the “extraordinary regularization,” via Royal Decree, as “An act of normalization, of recognizing the reality of nearly half a million people who already form part of our daily life,” as well as “an act of justice and a necessity.” He and his supporters argue that the regularized illegals will help sustain Spain’s public services and aging native population, although the evidence from Britain and other European countries suggests that low-skilled foreigners are generally a net drain on the public finances. The Funcas think-tank estimates there are around 840,000 illegal immigrants in Spain, most of whom are from Latin America.
💬 KEY QUOTE: “The Spanish people have not given permission for this. If the illegals ‘already form part of our daily life’ it is only because you and the [formerly governing People’s Party] have let them in against our laws and against our interests. The people will not forgive it. Sooner rather than later you will have to pay for it.” – Santiago Abascal, leader of Spain’s populist nationalist VOX party
🎯 IMPACT: Supporters of the amnesty claim that integrating illegals will boost the economy, but critics warn it will only incentivize further illegal migration. Notably, as Spain is a member of the European Union (EU), its regularization of the migrants paves the way for them to eventually have access to all 27 of the bloc’s member states, under its Free Movement internal migration regime.
📺 FLASHBACK: Spain has previously implemented migrant amnesties under both Socialist and notionally center-right People’s Party (PP) governments, with the last major legalization occurring in 2005, granting residency to 577,000 migrants.

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Spain's government has approved a controversial plan to legalize 500,000 illegal migrants—meaning they will likely have access to all 27 member states of the European Union (EU) in time.

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March 10, 2026
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Immigration
Politics

Paxton Rival John Cornyn Launches ‘Faith Advisory Council’ Helmed by Soros-Linked Pro-Amnesty Pastors.

PULSE POINTS

❓WHAT HAPPENED: U.S. Senator John Cornyn (R-TX) has rolled out a Faith Advisory Council in an effort to boost his campaign among evangelical Christian voters. However, several members of the group are well-known boosters of refugee resettlement and mass amnesty policies.

👤WHO WAS INVOLVED: Sen. John Cornyn, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton (R), Dr. Jack Graham, Max Lucado, Dr. Gus Reyes, the Evangelical Immigration Table (EIT), the National Immigration Forum (NIF), Ali Noorani, George Soros, and Soros’s Open Society Foundations.

📍WHEN & WHERE: The Cornyn campaign announced the advisory council on Tuesday, March 10, 2026.

💬KEY QUOTE: “As our state and nation are in turbulent times, we need leaders who serve with principle, wisdom, and integrity,” the Cornyn campaign said in a statement announcing the group.

🎯IMPACT: The Evangelical Immigration Table has received millions in funding from Soros’s Open Society Foundations via the National Immigration Forum to advance open borders and pro-mass immigration policies among evangelical leaders.

IN FULL

Anti-Trump U.S. Senator John Cornyn (R-TX), facing a runoff election in May against Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton (R) to determine the Republican primary winner, has rolled out a Faith Advisory Council in an effort to boost his campaign among evangelical Christian voters. However, several members of the group are well-known boosters of refugee resettlement and mass amnesty policies, having ties to the George Soros-backed Evangelical Immigration Table (EIT).

Dr. Jack Graham, pastor Max Lucado, and Dr. Gus Reyes—all members of the Cornyn campaign’s Faith Advisory Council—are affiliated with EIT. Both Graham and Lucado are also signatories to the group’s Evangelical Statement of Principles for Immigration Reform, which calls for the adoption of family unification (chain migration) policies and the establishment of a pathway to citizenship for illegal immigrants.

“As our state and nation are in turbulent times, we need leaders who serve with principle, wisdom, and integrity,” the Cornyn campaign said in a statement announcing the group, adding, “A key element to principled leadership is who a leader consults when confronting complex problems.”

Notably, EIT is a project of the National Immigration Forum (NIF), a Soros-funded open borders advocacy group helmed by progressive foundation guru Ali Noorani from 2008 until 2022. The EIT, with NIF acting as a pass-through, received millions in funding from Soros’s Open Society Foundations to advance open borders and pro-mass immigration policies among evangelical leaders. In 2021, Noorani praised Cornyn’s sponsorship of amnesty legislation, calling it “a positive step that bodes well for the chances of immigration reforms.”

Senator Cornyn’s relationship with a progressive front group like EIT and its pro-open borders advocacy should come as no surprise. The National Pulse reported last July that a video had surfaced of the Texas lawmaker praising the far-left League of United Latin American Citizens (LULAC) political group, which also advocates for open borders and mass immigration. LULAC sued Texas in 2017 over legislation signed by Governor Greg Abbott (R-TX) that ended sanctuary cities in the state.

While LULAC presents itself as a Hispanic and Latin-American civil rights organization, the group has consistently pushed a far-left political agenda, including educating illegal immigrants on legal maneuvers to frustrate federal immigration enforcement actions. Additionally, LULAC has joined campaigns in defense of abortion, far-left DEI programs, and affirmative action.

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January 27, 2026
Immigration
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World

Half a Million Illegal Immigrants Granted Amnesty.

PULSE POINTS

❓WHAT HAPPENED: The Spanish government is set to approve a decree to regularize 500,000 illegal immigrants.

👤WHO WAS INVOLVED: Migration Minister Elma Saiz and Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez, VOX leader Santiago Abascal.

📍WHEN & WHERE: The decree will be approved on January 27 in Spain.

💬KEY QUOTE: “500,000 illegals! The tyrant Sánchez hates the Spanish people. He wants to replace them. That’s why he intends to promote the pull effect by decree, to accelerate the invasion. We must stop him. Repatriations, deportations, and remigration.” – Santiago Abascal.

🎯IMPACT: The regularization policy presents a threat to the wider European Union (EU), as once granted legal status by one EU member, migrants can typically move around the borderless Schengen Area even more easily.

IN FULL

Spain’s left-wing government is preparing to approve a decree that would grant amnesty to around 500,000 illegal immigrants, according to Migration Minister Elma Saiz. Speaking on public broadcaster RTVE, Saiz said those covered by the measure would be able to work “in any sector, in any part of the country,” and stressed what she called “the positive impact” of migration.

She added that the policy is about “recognizing and dignifying” people who are already living in Spain. The regularization would apply to migrants who have lived in the country for as little as five months and who applied for international protection before December 31, 2025, as well as their children who are already in Spain. Applications are expected to open in April and run through the end of June.

The leader of Spain’s populist, anti-mass migration VOX party, Santiago Abascal, reacted to the amnesty on X, saying, “500,000 illegals! The tyrant Sánchez hates the Spanish people. He wants to replace them. That’s why he intends to promote the pull effect by decree, to accelerate the invasion. We must stop him. Repatriations, deportations, and remigration.”

The government plans to implement the measure by decree, bypassing parliament, where the Socialist-led governing coalition lacks a majority. Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has argued that Spain needs mass migration to fill labor shortages and offset the pressures of an aging population, warning that demographic decline could threaten pensions and the welfare state if left unaddressed—although it is debatable whether the typical migrant is a net contributor to the pensions and welfare systems.

Official crime data and research from the CEU-CEFAS Demographic Observatory suggest that migrants are overrepresented in certain violent crime categories, including rape and homicide, compared with native Spaniards. Those findings have fueled criticism from opposition figures and commentators who argue that large-scale regularization could worsen public safety and strain social services.

Across Europe, migration policy remains deeply divisive. European Union (EU) institutions have simultaneously promoted so-called legal pathways for migrants, including online platforms designed to attract non-EU workers to address labor shortages, while many member states have tightened national controls in response to public backlash. Notably, because of the EU’s borderless Schengen Area, migrants regularized by one member state tend to have easy access to every member state, extending the consequences of Spain’s decision far beyond its borders.

During a 2025 visit to Europe, President Donald J. Trump urged governments on the continent to “get your act together,” warning that “this immigration is killing Europe” and describing what he called a “horrible invasion.”

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January 6, 2026
Economy
Immigration

This Texas Republican Wants Trump to Let Illegals Take Jobs from American Workers.

PULSE POINTS

❓WHAT HAPPENED: A Republican House member from Texas is reviving pro-open border policy efforts to convince the Trump administration to adopt legal avenues for illegal immigrants to work in the U.S. construction industry.

👤WHO WAS INVOLVED: Representative Monica De La Cruz (R-TX), the U.S. Department of Labor (DOL), and South Texas construction industry leaders.

📍WHEN & WHERE: De La Cruz discussed her plan to lobby the Trump White House with the South Texas Builders Association and Texas construction industry leaders during a closed-door meeting on Monday, January 5, 2026.

💬KEY QUOTE: “At the end of the day, I want to represent South Texas, and I want to represent our community and make sure that we continue to be prosperous.” – Monica De La Cruz

🎯IMPACT: Border security and immigration enforcement advocates contend De La Cruz’s push to create a new legal avenue for the hiring of cheap, illegal immigrant labor is little more than political cronyism on behalf of corporate interests seeking to drive down wage costs.

IN FULL

Representative Monica De La Cruz (R-TX) is launching a renewed effort lobbying the Trump administration to adopt a new legal pathway for illegal immigrants to work in the U.S. construction industry. During a closed-door meeting on Monday with South Texas builders and construction executives, De La Cruz announced plans to meet with officials from the U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) in response to local industry claims of a worker shortage due to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) actions at construction sites.

The Texas Republican lawmaker is proposing a plan that would create a new visa program, similar to the existing H-2A agricultural worker visa program, specifically for construction workers, as a means of addressing the alleged labor shortage. “At the end of the day, I want to represent South Texas, and I want to represent our community and make sure that we continue to be prosperous,” De La Cruz reportedly said at the meeting, hosted by the South Texas Builders Association.

Notably, De La Cruz’s visa program is being inserted into Representative Maria Salazar’s (R-FL) Dignity Act legislation, which would provide multiple paths to amnesty for illegal immigrants. Additionally, the bill revives former President Joe Biden’s “Labor Neighbors” program and George W. Bush’s 2001 “Any Willing Worker” plan, both of which open the door to an unlimited influx of cheap, immigrant workers.

Despite Rep. Salazar’s assertion that the Dignity Act is not an amnesty bill, provisions in the legislation would offer legal status to various immigrant populations, including migrants who have illegally voted in federal elections. House Republicans have largely declined to support Salazar’s proposal, although it has drawn significant backing from House Democrats.

The National Pulse reported in November 2024 that former Clinton administration Treasury Secretary Larry Summers tacitly admitted U.S. lawmakers and government officials tolerate illegal immigration because it suppresses the wages of American workers—a stance supported by numerous corporate interests. Even the pro-globalist Wall Street Journal has acknowledged that overreliance on cheap, foreign labor dissuades industries from becoming more efficient and innovative—ultimately preventing the economy from expanding at a significant pace.

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