Oklahoma GOP condemns Open Borders Sen. Lankford
Lankford responds by lying.
Why is it that the Destroy-America-With-Mass-Immigration crowd is always lying about what they’re doing?
Sen. James Lankford (“R”-OK) is pushing a “deal” on the border, that would allow Biden to let in 5,000-8,500 illegals PER DAY. instead of, say, enforcing the law on the books.
Lankford’s last big legislative proposal was to push an amnesty in 2018. (FAILED, like all other amnesties, as long as the American people find out about it in time.)
Oklahoma City today. Oklahoma City under Sen. Lankford.
This past weekend, he defended the preposterous “deal” on “Fox News Sunday” (pro-amnesty), saying:
“It is interesting, Republicans, four months ago, would not give funding for Ukraine, for Israel and for our southern border because we demanded changes in policy. So we actually locked arms together and said, ‘We’re not going to give money for this. We want a change in law.'
“And now, it’s interesting, a few months later, when we’re finally getting to the end, they’re like, ‘Oh, just kidding, I actually don’t want a change in law because of presidential election year.'”
Nobody wants a “deal,” you cretinous moron. We want the border closed and all illegals detained — as the law requires.
Thank you, Oklahoma GOP for the resolution condemning Lankford’s open borders “deal.”
Cannot believe these senate Republicans trying to save that creep Mayorkas and FJB's butt in an election year by turning America into Haiti.
It would be a miracle if our immigration laws reflected our formerly intrinsic sense of excellence (like Switzerland).
What the law requires and what we the people receive are different animals entirely.
For ten years I have been forced to contend with an alien who is an "aggravated felon" under U.S. immigration law. As such, my adversary is "ineligible for relief from removal" per the Board of Immigration Appeals and "conclusively presumed to be deportable from the United States" under 8 U.S. Code § 1228(c). And yet he remains, vexing me with with my own legal system. So you can appreciate why "Adios, America" is so near and dear to my heart.