The gathering was organized by the 147-member Republican Study Committee, a group of conservative legislators who have also met with former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and other officials in the Trump administration, including Fox News host Tucker Carlson. The group met with former Vice President Mike Pence on Tuesday.
Immigration policy is rapidly emerging as a key driver for investors in the biden era. The promise of more lenient and humane policies has created confusion and fear of a massive influx of migrants across the border. The start of the migration facility for minors has been reprimanded From the left and Hypocritical allegations From the right. And Republicans, including Miller, Sen. of the 7 357-page immigration plan presented on behalf of the President. Bob Menendez (DNJ) and Rep. Criticizing in terms of revelation by Linda Sanchez (D-Calif.).
“It’s the most radical immigration bill ever written, drafted or submitted in the history of this country,” Mille said during a presentation on Folex News. “He’s breathing a lot.”
The Biden Bill, which would pave the way for citizenship for 11 million undocumented immigrants, includes many provisions supported by Republicans in the past and by business groups today. But it leaves out the border security investments that are usually made by G.O.P. Attracted by support, many in Congress suggest it is a messaging move designed to fail.
Dreams of a catch-all immigration solution have been excluded from the presidents who met George HW Bush. Barack Obama made a spectacular attempt when the moderate Senate Republican withdrew his support and failed; But Trump has repeatedly demanded a jump to start negotiations on Capitol Hill During his tenure – including a devastating effort led by senior adviser Jared Kushner – he eventually relied on executive orders and vague regulatory changes to implement the restricted immigration agenda.
Biden White House has said its plan is a jumping-point F point for future negotiations and the opportunity to press the “reset button” on the issue MPs have failed to make bilateral progress in decades.
“The reason we don’t push immigration reform across the line is not because of a lack of will,” Menendez told a news conference. When the bill was introduced last week. “This is because again and again, we have compromised so much and quickly raised the voice of those who have refused to accept the humanity and contribution of the immigrants in our country and have rejected everything as‘ amnesty ’.
Biden’s The pressure to end Trump’s immigration policies comes at a time when the Republican Party is moving beyond the cultural flashpoint, uniting the base and pushing the G.O.P. Looking for issues to keep voters alive. Ahead of Trump’s remarks, this week’s Land Relando, Fla. In the CPAC’s panels, “Looming Humanitarian Crisis at the Border” and “Selling Out: The Depletion of American Citizenship.”
For Trump, hardline immigration rhetoric is a form of political comfort food – a theme that goes back to that time, from his famous campaign announcement speech at the Trump Tower, when he labeled Mexican asylum-seekers as “criminals” and “rapists.” . Muslims call for a complete ban on immigrants until “the representatives of our country can understand what this loss is going on.” Some of his early actions as president were aimed at banning immigration to the United States. Others, like the end of the deferred action for the arrival of childhood, were eventually undone by legal challenges.
Although he lost the presidency, Trump’s approach to immigration, the broader G.O.P. Has been an impressive trend. Some conservative groups have cited the Covid-19 epidemic as the reason for having an immigration front and center, and the Biden administration has accused it of forcing or considering foreign and domestic travel restrictions to spread even though they allow Central American migrants to enter the country. . Virus.
“One of the most obscure things was when the Biden administration banned travel to Florida and imposed new local testing requirements, while at the same time allowing migrants from Central America without testing,” said RJ Haum, director of government relations at the Prohibition Group Federation. RJ Hauman, Director of Government Relations for the Prohibition Group Federation for American Immigration Reform. “Talk about a terrible idea and even more difficult to sell.”
And yet, the poll shows support for most of the country’s immigration reforms. Overall, 65 percent of Americans currently support the path to obtaining citizenship for undocumented immigrants living in the United States, according to a February poll by Quinnipiac. And even more so – 83 percent – of undocumented immigrants who have children in the U.S. to stay in the country and apply for citizenship. Were brought, allow it.
Todd Schultz, president of the immigration advocacy group FWDUS, said there was no referendum in the world that the immigration plans of Stephen Miller and Donald Trump were a clear positive for the Republican Party. “The humanitarian consequences of those policies have been terrible and the political consequences for the Republican Party have been terrible.”
