Great Replacement Update: 337K Illegals Get TPS Extension

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A.W. Morgan
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VDare
Article date: 
12 November 2022
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National News
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immigration
illegal aliens
Democrat
great replacement
multiculturalism
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Traitor Joe and his Homeland Security Secretary, unindicted Cuban-Jewish visa fraudster Alejandro Mayorkas, have done it again. In a never-ending cycle meant to make deporting them impossible, they’ve extended Temporary Protected Status to more than 300,000 illegal aliens from Haiti, Nepal, Sudan, Honduras, Nicaragua, and El Salvador.

Instead of forcing them to leave the country by December 31, DHS will permit them to further ensconce themselves until June 30, 2024, a public notice says. Of course, they can continue stealing jobs from Americans....

In July, the regime extended TPS for Syrians, having done so for Cameroonians and Venezuelans before that....

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