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Re: GOP immigration principles support legalization
« Reply #75 on: February 04, 2014, 08:13:56 pm »
That is damning evidence, Rapunzel. While Americans struggle to put a roof over their head and shoes on their kids' feet, our tax dollars are being used to lure economic migrants here to take jobs and vote Democrat!
According to the article, it was going on during the Bush administration in 2006.

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"As far back as 2006, in its Corruption Chronicles blog, Judicial Watch revealed that the USDA was spending taxpayer money to run Spanish-language television ads encouraging illegal immigrants to apply for government-financed food stamps. The Mexican Consul in Santa Ana, CA, at the time even starred in some of the U.S. Government-financed television commercials, which explained the program and provided a phone number to apply. In the widely viewed commercial the Consul assured that receiving food stamps “won’t affect your immigration status.”"
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Re: GOP immigration principles support legalization
« Reply #76 on: February 04, 2014, 08:24:47 pm »
According to the article, it was going on during the Bush administration in 2006.

From article

"As far back as 2006, in its Corruption Chronicles blog, Judicial Watch revealed that the USDA was spending taxpayer money to run Spanish-language television ads encouraging illegal immigrants to apply for government-financed food stamps. The Mexican Consul in Santa Ana, CA, at the time even starred in some of the U.S. Government-financed television commercials, which explained the program and provided a phone number to apply. In the widely viewed commercial the Consul assured that receiving food stamps “won’t affect your immigration status.”"

That doesn't surprise me in the least! Probably happening before that in fact! The Chamber of Commerce loves government subsidies for it's clients who make big money using illegal labor!
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Re: GOP immigration principles support legalization
« Reply #77 on: February 04, 2014, 09:18:34 pm »
According to the article, it was going on during the Bush administration in 2006.

From article

"As far back as 2006, in its Corruption Chronicles blog, Judicial Watch revealed that the USDA was spending taxpayer money to run Spanish-language television ads encouraging illegal immigrants to apply for government-financed food stamps. The Mexican Consul in Santa Ana, CA, at the time even starred in some of the U.S. Government-financed television commercials, which explained the program and provided a phone number to apply. In the widely viewed commercial the Consul assured that receiving food stamps “won’t affect your immigration status.”"

No surprise at all... remember Bush tried to get amnesty through when he was President.....
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Re: GOP immigration principles support legalization
« Reply #78 on: February 05, 2014, 01:05:32 pm »
According to the article, it was going on during the Bush administration in 2006.

From article

"As far back as 2006, in its Corruption Chronicles blog, Judicial Watch revealed that the USDA was spending taxpayer money to run Spanish-language television ads encouraging illegal immigrants to apply for government-financed food stamps. The Mexican Consul in Santa Ana, CA, at the time even starred in some of the U.S. Government-financed television commercials, which explained the program and provided a phone number to apply. In the widely viewed commercial the Consul assured that receiving food stamps “won’t affect your immigration status.”"

Yes, and isn't this the dilemma? Both establishment parties operating outside of constitutional bounds through unelected bureaucrats.