Ann Coulter Is Exactly Right: Every Time Republicans Compromise On Immigration They Get Nothing In Return
by Michael Snyder
EndOfTheAmericanDream.com
September 7, 2017
When are Republicans going to learn? In her most recent article, Ann Coulter pointed out that every time Republicans compromise on immigration it turns out to be a total disaster. If you go back all the way to 1986, the Republicans never got the employer sanctions that they were promised even after the Democrats were given amnesty for four million illegal immigrants. And every time Republicans have attempted to push amnesty since that time, it has been a disaster for Republican politicians at the polls.
This time around, we are told that we are supposed to compromise on DACA.
Okay, will we get to build a wall in return?
Of course not.
Will our concerns about lightly vetted refugees coming in from hotbeds of Islamic terror be addressed?
Of course not.
In return for compromising on DACA, the Democrats wants to make some nice sounding promises that won’t be too politically damaging that they will be able to easily break in the future.
This has happened time after time, and yet Republicans never seem to get it. But Ann Coulter sure does…
Congress has passed laws requiring that immigrants pay back taxes, learn English, not collect welfare and have good moral character. That’s not too onerous, right? It’s not like we’re requiring them to have any skills or talents that would be valuable to America.
Every single one of these requirements has been scuttled by immigration bureaucrats, federal judges and Democratic presidents. All of ’em. Our immigration bureaucracy is so dedicated to destroying America that it’s made citizens of thousands of convicted felons.
Look, I am certainly not against immigrants. In fact, I have a great love for those that have risked everything to come here for a better life.
I have great-grandparents on both my mother’s side and my father’s side that were immigrants to this country.
And it is also important to note that Donald Trump’s wife is an immigrant.
This nation was built by immigrants, and we should never forget that. But the point is that they came in legally.
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