Big Tech executives are throwing their support behind Sens. Thom Tillis (R-NC) and Kyrsten Sinema’s (I-AZ) last-ditch amnesty and foreign worker expansion plan.
, signaling their continued commitment to strengthening our nation’s safety, security, and prosperity. [Emphasis added]
The Niskanen Center is also funded by left-wing non-governmental organizations like the Shapiro Foundation, the Carnegie Corporation of New York, and the W.K. Kellogg Foundation, among others.to corporate donors and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce throwing their weight behind the long shot effort that would need to be filed and passed by a majority in the House and Senate within weeks.
Meanwhile, grassroots activists are calling the offices of a number of Senate Republicans, namely Tillis, Richard Burr , Roy Blunt , and Rob Portman , to put the brakes on the amnesty-foreign worker expansion. “It is time for Americans to see the real names and faces responsible for the costly and deadly illegal immigration invasion and overthrow of our American Republic,” William Gheen with Americans for Legal Immigration PAC said in a statement of the grassroots iniative.Washington, DC, lawmakers to pass an amnesty for millions of illegal aliens and expand legal immigration to help corporations bring in more foreign workers.
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