Discussion on the Senate immigration bill's allocation of funds, prepaid credit cards for migrants in New York, and increasing violent crime in Washington, D.C. Analysis of supporters and detractors of the border bill, criticisms of its effectiveness, and potential impact on state power. Controversial proposal to ease work requirements for illegal immigrants in New York and rise in crime rates, prompting calls for federal intervention.
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The Senate immigration bill prioritizes sending more aid to Ukraine than funding for border security, raising questions about national priorities.
New York Governor Kathy Hochl's proposal to make it easier for illegal immigrants to work for the state government draws criticism for potentially incentivizing more illegal immigration.
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Senate immigration bill includes more funding for Ukraine than border security
The much anticipated Senate immigration bill includes more money for Ukraine than border security. The bill includes $60 billion in aid to Ukraine, $14 billion for Israel, and $20 billion for the southern border. It also provides $8 billion in emergency funding for ICE, along with additional funding for new asylum officers, border security agents, and fentanyl detection equipment. The bill would also implement a temporary border shutdown if illegal entries reach certain levels.
New York approves proposal to make it easier for illegal immigrants to hold temporary government jobs
New York Governor Kathy Hochl has approved a proposal that would make it easier for illegal immigrants to work for the state government. The proposal eases work requirements such as English language proficiency and education verification for government jobs. The goal is for these temporary positions to become permanent. Critics argue that this proposal will incentivize more illegal immigration and prioritize migrants over legal residents.
Violent crime in Washington, D.C. reaches historic levels, leading some to call for federal intervention
Washington, D.C. has experienced a surge in violent crime, with a 26% increase in overall crime compared to the previous year. Property crime has increased by 26%, while violent crime has increased by 39%. The city has also seen an 82% spike in motor vehicle theft. Some are calling for federal intervention to address the crime wave, as the city's local leaders have been ineffective in addressing the issue.
Long awaited Senate immigration bill includes more money for Ukraine than border security, illegal immigrants in New York reap new benefits from being in the city, and violent crime in our nation's capital reaches historic levelsGet the facts first with Morning Wire.
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