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It’s Happening ‼️ The Donald Trump Administration finalized a rule rescinding Biden regulations, immigrants who have used welfare can now be DENIED Green Cards “That includes food stamps, Medicaid, housing vouchers, and more. The policy was first implemented in early 2020 by President Trump, but it was reversed after... Joe Biden became president. It will be formally reinstated” But don’t let the Democrat Party lie to you, this is how it always should have been, this was our policy before Democrats started the welfare state ‘The public charge ground of inadmissibility’ has existed in US immigration law for over a century under the ‘Immigration and Nationality Act.’ It allows denial of visas or green cards if an applicant is deemed likely to become primarily dependent on the government for support Trump’s first term simply expanded the rule to consider a broader range of non-cash benefits like Medicaid, food stamps and housing assistance, plus factors like age, health, income, education, and English proficiency It does not automatically deny anyone for using benefits but now there is more discretion by immigration officers to make these decisions based on all circumstancesshow more

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Big news for immigration reform Immigrants who have been on Medicaid, EBT Food Stamps, or live in a household where anyone collects government assistance can now be denied status Immigration attorney “Immigration just changed the rules for adjustment of status. That's going to completely overhaul how immigration officers decide if someone's going to become a public charge. Officers are now going to be given free rein to deny cases for various financial reasons. Here are a few real life scenarios. A couple applying for adjustment of status. U.S. Citizen earns plenty of money, but they have a child and that child once received Medicaid. Under this new rule, that's a negative factor that the officer can consider to deny your adjustment. Scenario number two, a petitioner once collected food stamps years ago when they lost their job. Now they've been working for years, have been off food stamps for a while. The petitioner's use of food stamps years ago can be used against the applicant to deny the green card. Scenario number three, applicant lives with a lot of extended family members in the same household. Mom, dad, cousins, brothers, sisters, whatever. And one of those relatives collects government assistance. Even though it has nothing to do with the applicant, it could be used against that applicant to deny a green card. So these changes are super serious.“

Big news for immigration reform Immigrants who have been on Medicaid, EBT Food Stamps, or live in a household where anyone collects government assistance can now be denied status Immigration attorney “Immigration just changed the rules for adjustment of status. That's going to completely overhaul how immigration officers decide if someone's going to become a public charge. Officers are now going to be given free rein to deny cases for various financial reasons. Here are a few real life scenarios. A couple applying for adjustment of status. U.S. Citizen earns plenty of money, but they have a child and that child once received Medicaid. Under this new rule, that's a negative factor that the officer can consider to deny your adjustment. Scenario number two, a petitioner once collected food stamps years ago when they lost their job. Now they've been working for years, have been off food stamps for a while. The petitioner's use of food stamps years ago can be used against the applicant to deny the green card. Scenario number three, applicant lives with a lot of extended family members in the same household. Mom, dad, cousins, brothers, sisters, whatever. And one of those relatives collects government assistance. Even though it has nothing to do with the applicant, it could be used against that applicant to deny a green card. So these changes are super serious.“

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🚨 BREAKING: Sen. Rand Paul is set to file a bill to BAN welfare benefits for refugees, asylees, and illegals TOMORROW Yesterday, President Trump announced a FREEZE on welfare for illegals. Senator Rand Paul’s bill makes it PERMANENT, AND goes MUCH further by excluding ALL non-citizens The “End Welfare for Non-citizens” bans: - SNAP (food stamps) - Medicaid - Cash and tax benefits - Other federal subsidies from being given to ANYONE who is not a U.S. citizen. This is a no-brainer! 🔥

🚨 BREAKING: Sen. Rand Paul is set to file a bill to BAN welfare benefits for refugees, asylees, and illegals TOMORROW Yesterday, President Trump announced a FREEZE on welfare for illegals. Senator Rand Paul’s bill makes it PERMANENT, AND goes MUCH further by excluding ALL non-citizens The “End Welfare for Non-citizens” bans: - SNAP (food stamps) - Medicaid - Cash and tax benefits - Other federal subsidies from being given to ANYONE who is not a U.S. citizen. This is a no-brainer! 🔥

Nick Sortor

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This is why Senate Republicans MUST PASS H.R. 875, the bill that will deport illegals for a DUI American Immigration Attorney says that she’s had illegal clients who have had MULTIPLE DUIs and are still able to get Green Cards and get Citizenship “The United States House of Representatives has just passed a bill that will make DUI an inadmissible and deportable offense. And before you say that already exists, let me tell you, no, it doesn't. The Immigration and Nationality act does not qualify DUI as an inadmissible or deportable offense. Which means you can still get your green card with the DUI. You can still become a citizen with a DUI. Multiple DUIs, actually. I've gotten clients science that to become a United States citizen. But now with this new bill, it will make a person who has either been convicted or admits to the elements of DUI to be inadmissible and deportable from the United States. This doesn't matter if in the state the DUI is recognized as a misdemeanor or felony or even as a ticket. The bill called HR875 will make its way to the Senate. If the Senate passes it, then it goes in front of the President, the President signs it, then it becomes a law. And then the Immigration and Nationality act will be amended to include DUI as a deportable and inadmissible offense. If this passes, this will stop immigrants from being able to get their green cards with a DUI or even become a United States citizen with such charge.”

This is why Senate Republicans MUST PASS H.R. 875, the bill that will deport illegals for a DUI American Immigration Attorney says that she’s had illegal clients who have had MULTIPLE DUIs and are still able to get Green Cards and get Citizenship “The United States House of Representatives has just passed a bill that will make DUI an inadmissible and deportable offense. And before you say that already exists, let me tell you, no, it doesn't. The Immigration and Nationality act does not qualify DUI as an inadmissible or deportable offense. Which means you can still get your green card with the DUI. You can still become a citizen with a DUI. Multiple DUIs, actually. I've gotten clients science that to become a United States citizen. But now with this new bill, it will make a person who has either been convicted or admits to the elements of DUI to be inadmissible and deportable from the United States. This doesn't matter if in the state the DUI is recognized as a misdemeanor or felony or even as a ticket. The bill called HR875 will make its way to the Senate. If the Senate passes it, then it goes in front of the President, the President signs it, then it becomes a law. And then the Immigration and Nationality act will be amended to include DUI as a deportable and inadmissible offense. If this passes, this will stop immigrants from being able to get their green cards with a DUI or even become a United States citizen with such charge.”

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Taxpayers deserve credit for lifting their fellow Americans out of poverty. But it’s the Census Bureau that defines poverty, and its definition excludes benefits like Medicaid and food stamps. If you include all government benefits, the poverty rate is 1%, not the 11% the Census Bureau says. The Department of Commerce should fix this! And I have a bill to do it if they won’t.

Taxpayers deserve credit for lifting their fellow Americans out of poverty. But it’s the Census Bureau that defines poverty, and its definition excludes benefits like Medicaid and food stamps. If you include all government benefits, the poverty rate is 1%, not the 11% the Census Bureau says. The Department of Commerce should fix this! And I have a bill to do it if they won’t.

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🚨 JUST IN: Stephen Miller demands Congress pass legislation CODIFYING and EXPANDING President Trump's 3rd world immigration restrictions, such as speeding up the denaturalization of fraudsters and REMOVING foreigners from welfare GET IT DONE! 🔥 "I think what President Trump would say, if you asked him right now, is that Congress should codify the Trump immigration program and then give him the tools to expand the Trump immigration program!" "The president has a travel ban on dozens of countries that from a fundamental security standpoint are unsuitable for migration to the United States." "There's a lot more that Congress could enable and empower. So just to throw out a few things here, it should be far easier to denaturalize people, including for welfare fraud, including for criminal activity." "It should be far easier to terminate immigration benefits for individuals who are on the public dole who are on public assistance who are receiving public benefits." "And then general immigration policy should focus on admitting those who we know from history and experience and common sense are going to be able to be fully contributing members of American society."

🚨 JUST IN: Stephen Miller demands Congress pass legislation CODIFYING and EXPANDING President Trump's 3rd world immigration restrictions, such as speeding up the denaturalization of fraudsters and REMOVING foreigners from welfare GET IT DONE! 🔥 "I think what President Trump would say, if you asked him right now, is that Congress should codify the Trump immigration program and then give him the tools to expand the Trump immigration program!" "The president has a travel ban on dozens of countries that from a fundamental security standpoint are unsuitable for migration to the United States." "There's a lot more that Congress could enable and empower. So just to throw out a few things here, it should be far easier to denaturalize people, including for welfare fraud, including for criminal activity." "It should be far easier to terminate immigration benefits for individuals who are on the public dole who are on public assistance who are receiving public benefits." "And then general immigration policy should focus on admitting those who we know from history and experience and common sense are going to be able to be fully contributing members of American society."

Eric Daugherty

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President Trump proved the border crisis was a policy choice, and that the “root cause,” of the border crisis was the Democrat Party. Now it’s time to end the abuse of birthright citizenship. The 14th Amendment was written to guarantee citizenship for families like mine. My great-great-grandfather was born into slavery. It was never intended to reward illegal immigration. Citizenship is one of the greatest privileges in the world. It should be earned, respected, and protected, NOT exploited through loopholes. The rule of law MATTERS. Our borders MATTER. American citizenship MATTERS.

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President Trump proved the border crisis was a policy choice, and that the “root cause,” of the border crisis was the Democrat Party. Now it’s time to end the abuse of birthright citizenship. The 14th Amendment was written to guarantee citizenship for families like mine. My great-great-grandfather was born into slavery. It was never intended to reward illegal immigration. Citizenship is one of the greatest privileges in the world. It should be earned, respected, and protected, NOT exploited through loopholes. The rule of law MATTERS. Our borders MATTER. American citizenship MATTERS.

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Breaking News: Trump administration orders green card applicants to leave the US, apply from their home countries (Full News Report) According to fox news U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) announced on Friday a major shift in immigration policy, dictating that noncitizens in the U.S. who have applied for a green card, or lawful permanent resident status, must leave the country indefinitely — even if they are in the country legally and regardless of whether they have spouses or children with citizenship. Green card petitioners will then be required to wait for their application to be processed outside the country through consular processing via the U.S. Department of State. USCIS said it will grant "adjustment of status" only in extraordinary circumstances, on a case-by-case basis. The Trump administration's position remains that when noncitizens travel into the country via student visas, tourist visas or temporary work status, they are supposed to leave once that term expires and that temporary permission to be in the U.S. should not serve as the first step toward getting a green card. Officials claim the policy reflects the original intentions of the law, though lawsuits and litigation are expected to follow. "We’re returning to the original intent of the law to ensure aliens navigate our nation’s immigration system properly," USCIS spokesperson Zach Kahler wrote in a statement. "From now on, an alien who is in the U.S. temporarily and wants a green card must return to their home country to apply, except in extraordinary circumstances. This policy allows our immigration system to function as the law intended instead of incentivizing loopholes. Kahler added that when noncitizens apply for a green card from their home country, it reduces the need to find and remove those who "decide to slip into the shadows" and remain in the U.S. illegally after being denied residency. "Nonimmigrants, like students, temporary workers or people on tourist visas, come to the U.S. for a short time and for a specific purpose," he said. "Our system is designed for them to leave when their visit is over. Their visit should not function as the first step in the green card process "Following the law allows the majority of these cases to be handled by the State Department at U.S. consular offices abroad and frees up limited USCIS resources to focus on processing other cases that fall under its purview, including visas for victims of violent crime and human trafficking, naturalization applications and other priorities," Kahler added. "The law was written this way for a reason, and despite the fact that it has been ignored for years, following it will help make our system fairer and more efficient." Critics of the policy shift argue many overstays have U.S. citizen spouses or children, pay taxes and fill labor shortages and, if removed from the country, will face long processing delays and humanitarian concerns. It is unclear if Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) will begin deporting green card applicants.

Breaking News: Trump administration orders green card applicants to leave the US, apply from their home countries (Full News Report) According to fox news U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) announced on Friday a major shift in immigration policy, dictating that noncitizens in the U.S. who have applied for a green card, or lawful permanent resident status, must leave the country indefinitely — even if they are in the country legally and regardless of whether they have spouses or children with citizenship. Green card petitioners will then be required to wait for their application to be processed outside the country through consular processing via the U.S. Department of State. USCIS said it will grant "adjustment of status" only in extraordinary circumstances, on a case-by-case basis. The Trump administration's position remains that when noncitizens travel into the country via student visas, tourist visas or temporary work status, they are supposed to leave once that term expires and that temporary permission to be in the U.S. should not serve as the first step toward getting a green card. Officials claim the policy reflects the original intentions of the law, though lawsuits and litigation are expected to follow. "We’re returning to the original intent of the law to ensure aliens navigate our nation’s immigration system properly," USCIS spokesperson Zach Kahler wrote in a statement. "From now on, an alien who is in the U.S. temporarily and wants a green card must return to their home country to apply, except in extraordinary circumstances. This policy allows our immigration system to function as the law intended instead of incentivizing loopholes. Kahler added that when noncitizens apply for a green card from their home country, it reduces the need to find and remove those who "decide to slip into the shadows" and remain in the U.S. illegally after being denied residency. "Nonimmigrants, like students, temporary workers or people on tourist visas, come to the U.S. for a short time and for a specific purpose," he said. "Our system is designed for them to leave when their visit is over. Their visit should not function as the first step in the green card process "Following the law allows the majority of these cases to be handled by the State Department at U.S. consular offices abroad and frees up limited USCIS resources to focus on processing other cases that fall under its purview, including visas for victims of violent crime and human trafficking, naturalization applications and other priorities," Kahler added. "The law was written this way for a reason, and despite the fact that it has been ignored for years, following it will help make our system fairer and more efficient." Critics of the policy shift argue many overstays have U.S. citizen spouses or children, pay taxes and fill labor shortages and, if removed from the country, will face long processing delays and humanitarian concerns. It is unclear if Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) will begin deporting green card applicants.

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This is insane So it turns out Donald Trump didn’t order an end to the temporary protected status of the 350,000 Haitians The executive order was made by Biden and was just expiring, but a Federal Judge decided it’s not allowed to expire “This is starting to border on insanity. So Biden administration put in a temporary protection order for 350,000 Haitians. It was done through executive order, so there was no vote, there was no law, there was no legislation. It was just the Biden administration saying, I wanna give these people temporary protected status, which he's allowed to do. Now, when Trump came in office, he could have created an executive order and got rid of it, but he said, I'm not even gonna do that. I'm just gonna let it expire. Like, this is not the Trump administration doing anything. They are just letting the policy from Biden expire when it was supposed to. However, a Washington DC based federal judge, Ana Reyes, who is a Biden appointee, has blocked the Department of Homeland Security from ending temporary protected status, which is, I hate the way that's worded because that's not what they did. No, the Trump administration isn't ending their protected status. They're simply letting the executive order from the Biden administration expire when it was supposed to. And now you have a judge who basically says, You don't get to do that. You don't get to let executive orders expire. That is f*cking insane. This isn't a law. This isn't legislation. Nobody voted on this. This was just the Biden administration saying, I want to temporarily protect these 350,000 Haitians. And Trump saying, okay, I'm gonna let that status expire and they can be deported. And a judge who has no purview in this whatsoever was just like, No, I'm gonna set immigration legislation. I'm gonna set policy….. She doesn't get to do that.”

This is insane So it turns out Donald Trump didn’t order an end to the temporary protected status of the 350,000 Haitians The executive order was made by Biden and was just expiring, but a Federal Judge decided it’s not allowed to expire “This is starting to border on insanity. So Biden administration put in a temporary protection order for 350,000 Haitians. It was done through executive order, so there was no vote, there was no law, there was no legislation. It was just the Biden administration saying, I wanna give these people temporary protected status, which he's allowed to do. Now, when Trump came in office, he could have created an executive order and got rid of it, but he said, I'm not even gonna do that. I'm just gonna let it expire. Like, this is not the Trump administration doing anything. They are just letting the policy from Biden expire when it was supposed to. However, a Washington DC based federal judge, Ana Reyes, who is a Biden appointee, has blocked the Department of Homeland Security from ending temporary protected status, which is, I hate the way that's worded because that's not what they did. No, the Trump administration isn't ending their protected status. They're simply letting the executive order from the Biden administration expire when it was supposed to. And now you have a judge who basically says, You don't get to do that. You don't get to let executive orders expire. That is f*cking insane. This isn't a law. This isn't legislation. Nobody voted on this. This was just the Biden administration saying, I want to temporarily protect these 350,000 Haitians. And Trump saying, okay, I'm gonna let that status expire and they can be deported. And a judge who has no purview in this whatsoever was just like, No, I'm gonna set immigration legislation. I'm gonna set policy….. She doesn't get to do that.”

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Joe Biden’s 17 Executive Orders on his first day in office. The Left has ran on the claim that Donald Trump would be a Dictator for several years now. While telling all of us to deny the evidence of our eyes and ears they have gaslit half the population into voting not for policy, but against their opponent. What Joe Biden did on his first day in office was indicative of what the next three years would look like - authoritarian control, broken justice system, rampant illegal immigration, and adherence to Climate Communism; all while crippling our manufacturing and natural gas production. Joe Biden is the Dictator. Not Trump.

Joe Biden’s 17 Executive Orders on his first day in office. The Left has ran on the claim that Donald Trump would be a Dictator for several years now. While telling all of us to deny the evidence of our eyes and ears they have gaslit half the population into voting not for policy, but against their opponent. What Joe Biden did on his first day in office was indicative of what the next three years would look like - authoritarian control, broken justice system, rampant illegal immigration, and adherence to Climate Communism; all while crippling our manufacturing and natural gas production. Joe Biden is the Dictator. Not Trump.

Calen Archer

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Breaking News—USCIS has announced that, from now on, an alien (or foreigner) who is in the U.S. temporarily and wants a green card for permanent residency must return to their home country to apply for it, except in "extraordinary circumstances." USCIS went on to say that nonimmigrants—like students, temporary workers, or people on tourist visas—come to the U.S. for a short time and for a specific purpose. And our system is designed for them to LEAVE when their visit is over. Their visit should not function as the first step in the green card process. USCIS further noted that requiring aliens to apply for adjustment of status from their home country "reduces the need to find and remove those who decide to slip into the shadows and remain in the U.S. illegally after being denied residency." My take on this? The Trump administration is trying to mitigate the disastrous effects of Democrat open-border policies that deliberately facilitated massive abuse of our immigration system and flooded the United States with millions of illegal aliens. But what about "dual intent" visas like the L-1 or H-1B, where it's OK if you intend to apply for a green card later? Are those affected by this new policy? Well, in its new memo, USCIS clearly states that maintaining lawful status in a dual-intent category " is not sufficient, on its own, to warrant a favorable exercise of discretion." That's a big change, in my view. Of course, it remains to be seen how this new "extraordinary circumstances" rule will be interpreted and administered in different types of adjustment of status cases, and there will be litigation about this, but in light of how many millions of illegal aliens we have living in the shadows already, I think it's a wise move. I'm Joseph Bovino, America-first immigration and business attorney based in Florida and serving clients worldwide. Let me know what you think in the comments below. And follow for more.

Breaking News—USCIS has announced that, from now on, an alien (or foreigner) who is in the U.S. temporarily and wants a green card for permanent residency must return to their home country to apply for it, except in "extraordinary circumstances." USCIS went on to say that nonimmigrants—like students, temporary workers, or people on tourist visas—come to the U.S. for a short time and for a specific purpose. And our system is designed for them to LEAVE when their visit is over. Their visit should not function as the first step in the green card process. USCIS further noted that requiring aliens to apply for adjustment of status from their home country "reduces the need to find and remove those who decide to slip into the shadows and remain in the U.S. illegally after being denied residency." My take on this? The Trump administration is trying to mitigate the disastrous effects of Democrat open-border policies that deliberately facilitated massive abuse of our immigration system and flooded the United States with millions of illegal aliens. But what about "dual intent" visas like the L-1 or H-1B, where it's OK if you intend to apply for a green card later? Are those affected by this new policy? Well, in its new memo, USCIS clearly states that maintaining lawful status in a dual-intent category " is not sufficient, on its own, to warrant a favorable exercise of discretion." That's a big change, in my view. Of course, it remains to be seen how this new "extraordinary circumstances" rule will be interpreted and administered in different types of adjustment of status cases, and there will be litigation about this, but in light of how many millions of illegal aliens we have living in the shadows already, I think it's a wise move. I'm Joseph Bovino, America-first immigration and business attorney based in Florida and serving clients worldwide. Let me know what you think in the comments below. And follow for more.

Joseph Bovino, Esq.

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.Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent destroys Pocahontas Elizabeth Warren: "Senator, it may be a bit nuanced for you, but what President Donald J. Trump is referring to is the media saying that the affordability crisis was generated by this administration, when it was you and President Biden who destroyed the buying power of the American people. So there is an affordability crisis — and you were front and center in it."

.Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent destroys Pocahontas Elizabeth Warren: "Senator, it may be a bit nuanced for you, but what President Donald J. Trump is referring to is the media saying that the affordability crisis was generated by this administration, when it was you and President Biden who destroyed the buying power of the American people. So there is an affordability crisis — and you were front and center in it."

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Updated numbers on Donald Trumps new major immigration policy change All immigrants in the US on temporary visas, students, H-1B workers, tourists and more, who want to apply for a green card must now leave the US New numbers show this effects 780,000+ immigrants in the country Exceptions exist for “extraordinary circumstances,” certain dual-intent visas, or specific categories, but the default is now return home Here’s the reasoning USCIS frames this as returning to the “original intent” of immigration law. Temporary visas are for temporary stays, they were never meant as a backdoor to permanent residency People have been coming over to America, bringing their entire families and then waiting on Visas, that all ends Here’s who it effects most - People on nonimmigrant visas (H-1B workers, F-1 students changing status, K-1 fiancés and more - Family-based applicants already in the US - Employment-based But it’s not everyone Immediate relatives of US citizens can be an exception. But this ends an immigrant getting a visa, bringing over their whole family and drawing out visa processes for years Most Americans I think right now would be more happy with zero immigration going forward but this is a good step. Remove them all

Updated numbers on Donald Trumps new major immigration policy change All immigrants in the US on temporary visas, students, H-1B workers, tourists and more, who want to apply for a green card must now leave the US New numbers show this effects 780,000+ immigrants in the country Exceptions exist for “extraordinary circumstances,” certain dual-intent visas, or specific categories, but the default is now return home Here’s the reasoning USCIS frames this as returning to the “original intent” of immigration law. Temporary visas are for temporary stays, they were never meant as a backdoor to permanent residency People have been coming over to America, bringing their entire families and then waiting on Visas, that all ends Here’s who it effects most - People on nonimmigrant visas (H-1B workers, F-1 students changing status, K-1 fiancés and more - Family-based applicants already in the US - Employment-based But it’s not everyone Immediate relatives of US citizens can be an exception. But this ends an immigrant getting a visa, bringing over their whole family and drawing out visa processes for years Most Americans I think right now would be more happy with zero immigration going forward but this is a good step. Remove them all

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You’re getting screwed on groceries and healthcare so welfare recipients and millions of illegals can get subsidized. You’re not on food stamps or Medicaid and you’re paying more because of them. Government pumps demand into food and care without adding supply so prices rise for everyone who actually pays. SNAP alone dumps over $100 billion a year into grocery demand and that money hits the same shelves you shop from. Same thing with health insurance. Medicaid pays hospitals below cost and the shortfall gets passed straight to privately insured patients like you. COVID printed trillions and expanded the welfare state and then the Biden administration opened the border and brought in record numbers of illegals who go right onto the programs. And their subsidy is a line item in your budget. This is a transfer from the people who work to the people who don’t, citizens and non alike. And in the end they call it “compassion”, but they obviously have none towards you.

You’re getting screwed on groceries and healthcare so welfare recipients and millions of illegals can get subsidized. You’re not on food stamps or Medicaid and you’re paying more because of them. Government pumps demand into food and care without adding supply so prices rise for everyone who actually pays. SNAP alone dumps over $100 billion a year into grocery demand and that money hits the same shelves you shop from. Same thing with health insurance. Medicaid pays hospitals below cost and the shortfall gets passed straight to privately insured patients like you. COVID printed trillions and expanded the welfare state and then the Biden administration opened the border and brought in record numbers of illegals who go right onto the programs. And their subsidy is a line item in your budget. This is a transfer from the people who work to the people who don’t, citizens and non alike. And in the end they call it “compassion”, but they obviously have none towards you.

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Donald Trump is making changes to the types of foods Food Stamps will be eligible to be used on Matt Walsh, “Food Stamps are temporary help, not a lifestyle — Do 40 million people need food stamps?” Why are 40 MILLION people on Food Stamps?? “There are too many people on the program, and the program is not nearly restrictive enough in terms of what you can use it to purchase” “Food stamps and entitlements have become a lifestyle for millions of people rather than a temporary helping hand to get them through a tough time, which is how all of these programs were initially sold to the public. That's what they were supposed to be”

Donald Trump is making changes to the types of foods Food Stamps will be eligible to be used on Matt Walsh, “Food Stamps are temporary help, not a lifestyle — Do 40 million people need food stamps?” Why are 40 MILLION people on Food Stamps?? “There are too many people on the program, and the program is not nearly restrictive enough in terms of what you can use it to purchase” “Food stamps and entitlements have become a lifestyle for millions of people rather than a temporary helping hand to get them through a tough time, which is how all of these programs were initially sold to the public. That's what they were supposed to be”

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RFK Jr: “My uncle tried to do this, but he was killed—and it never got done.” Wow. This is powerful. Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. laid out just how historic the MAHA report truly is. “This is a milestone,” he said. “Never in American history has the federal government taken a position on public health like this.” And he gave full credit to President Trump for being the change that was needed: “Because of President Trump’s leadership, it’s not just one cabinet secretary—it’s the entire government that is behind this report.” “My uncle tried to do this, but he was killed—and it never got done.” “And ever since then, we’ve been waiting for a president who would stand and speak on behalf of the health of the American people.” “A president who would say there’s no difference between good economic policy, good environmental policy, good public health policy, and good industrial policy.” “We can have all of them—but we need a united cabinet, and we need to go forward as a single people.”

RFK Jr: “My uncle tried to do this, but he was killed—and it never got done.” Wow. This is powerful. Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. laid out just how historic the MAHA report truly is. “This is a milestone,” he said. “Never in American history has the federal government taken a position on public health like this.” And he gave full credit to President Trump for being the change that was needed: “Because of President Trump’s leadership, it’s not just one cabinet secretary—it’s the entire government that is behind this report.” “My uncle tried to do this, but he was killed—and it never got done.” “And ever since then, we’ve been waiting for a president who would stand and speak on behalf of the health of the American people.” “A president who would say there’s no difference between good economic policy, good environmental policy, good public health policy, and good industrial policy.” “We can have all of them—but we need a united cabinet, and we need to go forward as a single people.”

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A federal judge blocked a series of Trump administration measures that had prevented federal officials from granting asylum, green cards and other legal immigration benefits to many immigrants in the U.S. Camilo Montoya-Galvez explains that one of the policies had halted all legal immigration applications filed by immigrants from 39 countries included in President Trump’s “travel ban” proclamation. The Trump administration enacted the pause on national security grounds, but Chief Judge John McConnell of the U.S. District Court in Rhode Island said it was driven by “anti-immigrant sentiments.”

A federal judge blocked a series of Trump administration measures that had prevented federal officials from granting asylum, green cards and other legal immigration benefits to many immigrants in the U.S. Camilo Montoya-Galvez explains that one of the policies had halted all legal immigration applications filed by immigrants from 39 countries included in President Trump’s “travel ban” proclamation. The Trump administration enacted the pause on national security grounds, but Chief Judge John McConnell of the U.S. District Court in Rhode Island said it was driven by “anti-immigrant sentiments.”

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