GOP Lawmakers Led by Rep. Kevin Yoder Pass Vote Allowing Gang-Domestic Violence Victims to Enter US — Could DOUBLE US POPULATION
by Jim Hoft
TheGatewayPundit.com
July 26, 2018
The House Appropriations Committee voted on Wednesday to allow victims of gang violence and domestic abuse to enter the US under new asylum rules.
In June, Attorney General Jeff Sessions announced a decision to stop granting asylum for such claimants. On Wednesday House Republicans overturned this.
The amendment passed on a voice vote.
Rep. Kevin Yoder (R-KS) runs the Appropriations Committee.
He allowed this vote to pass out of committee.
It is up to the House now to kill it.
There is absolutely no way for US authorities to verify if an asylum seeker was actually the victim of gang or domestic violence.
What this law does is open the US and US borders to anyone who claims to be a victim of gang-domestic violence.
There are over 500 million people today living in Latin America.
Many of these countries are violent and domestic violence is rampant.
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