Another speaker who doesn’t sugarcoat GOP immigration policy

Dr. Stephen Steinlight from the Center for Immigration Studies will be speaking at the Conservative Republican Women of North Atlanta meeting

November 17, 2014
at 7:00 PM
Magnolia Cafe
5175 South Old Peachtree Road
Norcross, GA 30092

URGENT QUESTIONS FOR REPUBLICANS

When it comes to immigration policy, why does GOP leadership appear determined to validate the old adage that the “the Republican Party is the stupid Party?”

The GOP House leadership’s deliberately equivocal “Standards for Immigration Reform” advocates amnesty for 11 million illegal aliens, and supports a massive increase in low-skill immigration. The “Standards” risk civil war within the GOP which could snatch defeat from the jaws of victory in the 2014 elections. What’s going on?

The “Standards” opens with a tired cliché: “Our nation’s immigration system is broken.” Is the real problem our “broken immigration system” or the refusal to enforce immigration law because of partisan politics and corporate greed?

Relative to immigration legislation is there any real difference between the goals of the House leadership and the Senate “Gang of Eight?

Solid data from the Census Bureau, the Pew Hispanic Center and political scientists tell us the GOP will never win the Hispanic vote. Why won’t GOP leadership face facts?

If amnesty passes along with a huge increase in legal immigration by low-skill workers with lop-sided ideological sympathy for the Democratic Party, America will become a One-Party State. We’ll lose our political liberty and the nations’ politics will lurch far to the left. Is GOP leadership deaf to the approaching thunder?

GOP leadership wants an amnesty and a massive increase in immigration by low-skill labor when 20 million Americans cannot find full-time work. The “Standards” speaks eloquently about the “needs of employers” but is silent about those of ordinary Americans. Don’t Republicans have a message for working Americans?

Romney didn’t lose because of the Hispanic vote. He lost because six million White American Christians, natural GOP voters, stayed home. Should Republicans continue to alienate White working-class Americans?

Republicans pride themselves on being the Party of fiscal responsibility. But amnesty and increased low-skill immigration means the massive importation of poverty and the corresponding growth of the welfare state will cost trillions. Why the inconsistency? Why doesn’t GOP leadership foreground the powerful nexus between immigration and economic policy and employment?

GOP Congressional leaders advocate an unrealistic compromise: granting legal status but not citizenship to illegal aliens. This would create a vast under-class of wage slaves without political rights. This is un-American and within a few years a movement to grant citizenship, driven by the Democrats, would triumph. Is this a devious amnesty scheme or are GOP leaders incapable of recognizing how unethical and impractical it is?

The “Standards” calls on the government to create a “workable electronic employment verification system” to end workplace fraud, yet an excellent one already exists: E-Verify. Why doesn’t the “Standards” mandate its immediate adoption?

If an amnesty/legalization for illegal aliens is passed along with a massive increase in legal low-skill immigration, how will that affect President Obama’s legacy and what impact will it have on the 2016 Presidential election?

How could a Republican call for lower levels of immigration become part of a new populist GOP conservative message that could win not only Congress but also the White House?

Finally, what would a sound and smart immigration policy look like?

WHY ALL AMERICANS SHOULD BE CONCERNED

Why mass immigration by low-skill, poorly-educated workers – legal or illegal – is fundamentally incompatible with the needs of a post-industrial knowledge-based society with a huge welfare system

The connection between high U.S. unemployment and mass immigration

How mass immigration and the cheap labor threatens the wages, working conditions and benefits for all American workers

The brutal consequences of mass low-skill immigration on the unemployed, the working poor, young college graduates and American workers with only a high school education

How the presence of a huge transnational population of impoverished low-skill immigrants threatens to form a permanent underclass

Why contemporary mass low-skill immigration will destroy America’