Democrats and their corporate buddies are attempting to resurrect President Biden’s broken Build Back Better (BBB) spending proposal, which included massive immigration handouts.
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Democrat Sen. Joe Manchin, who consistently said the $1.7 trillion spending proposal will certainly raise prices, stopped the package.
“Democrat lawmakers, lobbyists, and think tank analysts believe Manchin may be won over if the package is altered to contain fewer programs for a longer period of time,” according to a December 23 story from The Hill.
“That is the path ahead here,” said Ben Ritz, chair of the Progressive Policy Institute’s Institute for Funding America’s Future, who pushed for a bill with fewer elements.
2021:
– Supply chain disruptions
– Raging global inflation
– Asset hyperinflation
– Global central bank printing 🚀
– Federal Reserve insiders went long stocks
– Wealth inequality continues to surge
– Digital rocks sell for millions
– Central bank gold holdings at 31 year high— Gold Telegraph ⚡ (@GoldTelegraph_) December 31, 2021
“The majority of the party is starting to see that,” Ritz added. The Congressional Progressive Caucus, a left-wing Democratic caucus, also seeks to overcome Manchin’s resistance.
The Congress Progressive Caucus “is calling on the president and all Democrats to come together on Build Back Better,” according to a statement released on December 22.
Liberals want the $1.7 trillion bill to include all the proposed immigration concessions. Manchin has not stated whether he opposes the bill’s immigration incentives.
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Amnesty for 6.5 million people, proposed regulations to help leading companies hire an unlimited number of foreign grads instead of American grads, and a dramatic velocity of mass immigration into the United States are among the giveaways.
The reforms would have a significant impact on Americans’ wallets; yet, they would only cost the federal government a minor portion of the budget.
"Venezuelan oil production soared, hyperinflation can't be that bad"
The increase in Venezuelan oil production: pic.twitter.com/sSGWTOwGWX
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However, Democrats confront a serious challenge.
The Senate’s parliamentarian has consistently removed their amnesty plans for 6.5 million illegal immigrants from the fast-track budget measure; some Democrats would not want the Fortune 500 gift to succeed without the migrant amnesty proposal as well.
Democrats have not been probed about their plan to get out of this either-or situation by the news organizations allowed on Capitol Hill. Similarly, the sanctioned media outlets have been silent on the Democrats’ proposal to speed up chain migration.
That’s despite the fact it would bring millions of new voters to the Democrats, while simultaneously bringing millions of additional workers, customers, and renters to the Democrats’ business supporters.
Prior to the failure of discussions, Manchin allegedly approved a lower spending measure. However, there is no mention of his negotiations with the White House over the migratory handouts in the media attention of the relaunched BBB proposal.
The Washington Post, for instance, published an item on December 20 outlining Manchin’s BBB objectives, but left out the subject of migration.
For example, Manchin’s counteroffer included funding universal pre-K for ten years, instead of a few months of partial financing. Manchin has been outspoken about his advocacy for pre-kindergarten education for a long time.
