Biden Regime Gives ‘De Facto Amnesty’ to Illegal Aliens Ordered Deported

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Breitbart

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9 May 2021

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National News

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illegal immigration

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... Last year, Trump issued a proposed rule change to prevent the issuance of work permits to illegal aliens who have been ordered deported from the United States by a federal immigration judge.

Now, the Biden administration has announced that they are reversing the proposed rule change, ensuring that the federal government continues to provide work permits to illegal aliens with final deportation orders...

The mass issuance of work permits to border crossers and illegal aliens comes as 16.4 million Americans remain jobless, all of whom want full-time employment.

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Video: Stephen Miller slams Biden's immigration policy as reckless and immoral on 'Life, Liberty & Levin', Fox, May 9, 2021.

Biden's immigration plan would add 37 million new immigrants and illegal aliens over 10 years, NumbersUSA, May 3, 2021:

Migrant Encounters at Southwest Border Jump 944 Percent over April 2020, Breitbart, May 12, 2021.

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