Biden Spending More Tax Dollars on Illegal Aliens



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New Documents Reveal DC Training for Noncitizen Voting

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If you think concerns about illegal aliens becoming voters are
overblown, look no further than your nation’s capital.

We received
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of records from the District of Columbia explaining to illegal aliens
and other noncitizens how they can register to vote in local
elections.

The records came in response to an April 12, 2024, FOIA request for:

* Materials presented and/or provided at the training;
* Communications advertising/promoting the training; and
* Materials provided to participants/attendees after the training.

On April 10, 2024, DC held a training
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titled ”Non-Citizen Voting Education Virtual Training” in which DC
announced noncitizen voting would begin in 2024.
A PowerPoint presentation explains:

> Non-US citizen residents of the District of Columbia can vote in
> local elections under the Local Resident Voting Rights Amendment Act
> of 2022. Non-US citizen residents can vote in District elections for
> the offices of Mayor, Attorney General, Chairman or member(s) of the
> DC Council, member(s) of the State [sic] Board of Education, or
> Advisory Neighborhood Commissioner(s) Non-US citizen residents
> cannot vote for Federal Offices
>
> To register to vote in the District of Columbia as a non-citizen,
> you must: Be at least 17 years old and 18 years old by the next
> General Election; Maintain residency in the District of Columbia for
> at least 30 days prior to the election in which you intend to vote;
> Not claim voting residence or the right to vote in any state,
> territory, or country; Not been found by a court to be legally
> incompetent to vote.

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> You must provide proof of your address in the District of Columbia
> at an Early Vote Center prior to Election Day or at the polling
> place assigned to your address on Election Day.
In 2023 the DC Council
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the District of Columbia Election Code of 1955 to expand the
definition of the term qualified elector to include otherwise eligible
noncitizen residents, including illegal aliens.

According to
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law
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only U.S.
citizens can vote in federal elections, but a growing number of state
and local elections
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noncitizens to vote, among them San Francisco and Oakland, California,
along with some cities in Maryland and Vermont. In February, a state
appeals court ruled a similar New York City law violates the state
constitution.

DC’s law
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a step further than those jurisdictions, though, by extending the
franchise to undocumented immigrants.

The District’s action was
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by congressional Republicans. but they failed to overturn the measure.

Illegal aliens and noncitizens should not vote in any elections. That
Congress allows the votes of citizens to be legally stolen by illegal
aliens in our nation’s capital is inexcusable.

HHS RULES CERTAIN ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS ELIGIBLE FOR OBAMACARE

Our _Corruption Chronicles _blog reports
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on the Biden administration latest back-door amnesty for yet another
category of illegal aliens:

> Illegal immigrants protected by a controversial Obama amnesty
> program for adults who came to the U.S. as children are eligible to
> receive government-subsidized health insurance under a new Biden
> administration rule that will cost American taxpayers hundreds of
> millions of dollars annually. The Department of Health and Human
> Services (HHS) recently amended its regulations to extend the
> publicly funded perk to migrants who have benefited from Obama’s
> Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals
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> (DACA), a measure enacted by the former president by executive order
> after Congress repeatedly rejected legislation offering illegal
> aliens similar protections. The failed bill was called Development
> Relief and Education for Alien Minors (DREAM Act) and those shielded
> by Obama’s order are often referred to as Dreamers.
>
> So-called Dreamers specifically do not qualify for
> government-subsidized insurance under Obama’s disastrous
> healthcare overhaul, officially called the Affordable Care Act (ACA)
> but better known as Obamacare. The 2010 measure requires individuals
> to be citizens or lawfully present in the United States to enroll in
> a qualified health plan through the Obamacare exchange. ACA also
> requires enrollees to be lawfully present in the U.S. to be eligible
> for insurance affordability programs such as cost sharing reductions
> and advance payments of the premium tax credit. A few years after
> Obamacare passed, HHS issued regulations that explicitly exclude
> recipients of the former president’s DACA from being categorized
> as lawfully present in the country for the purpose of subsidized
> health insurance under ACA. The agency explained that allowing
> Dreamers to participate in the government’s insurance
> affordability programs was not consistent with the relief that the
> special amnesty initiative afforded, a reference to temporary
> protection from deportation.
>
> Now HHS has done an about face, issuing a rule
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> makes DACA recipients eligible to enroll in a qualified health plan
> through an Obamacare exchange or a state basic health program.
> “Specifically, Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA)
> recipients and certain other noncitizens will be included in the
> definitions of “lawfully present” that are used to determine
> eligibility to enroll in a QHP through an Exchange, for Advance
> Payments of the Premium Tax Credit (APTC) and Cost-Sharing
> Reductions (CSRs), or for a BHP,” the new rule states. It will
> take effect on November 1 and HHS estimates that it will cost
> American taxpayers about $305 million annually. The agency explains
> in the new 145-page rule that after “further review and
> consideration, it is clear that the DACA policy is intended to
> provide recipients with a degree of stability and assurance that
> would allow them to obtain education and lawful employment,
> including because recipients remain lower priorities for removal.”
> Therefore, the document says, “extending eligibility to these
> individuals is consistent with those goals.”
>
> More than half a million illegal immigrants are currently protected
> under DACA, according to government figures
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> and over 800,000 under the age of 31 have been shielded from
> deportation and allowed to obtain work permits and drivers licenses
> since the measure was enacted. A big chunk of DACA applicants have
> arrest records
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> according to U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), the
> Homeland Security agency that administers the nation’s lawful
> immigration system. Nearly 110,000 illegal aliens who requested the
> special Obama-era amnesty for adults who came to the U.S. as
> children have criminal histories for offenses that include assault,
> battery, rape, murder and driving under the influence. Tens of
> thousands of DACA recipients have multiple arrests and hundreds have
> more than 10 arrests, according to USCIS.
>
> A few years ago, migrants protected under DACA were among rioters
> and looters arrested
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> and criminally charged with crimes during a Black Lives Matter
> “Justice for George Floyd” protest in downtown Phoenix, Arizona.
> Among them was 30-year-old Mexican national Maxima Guerrero, a
> community organizer with a Phoenix-based grassroots migrant justice
> organization called Puente Movement. During the riots, Guerrero and
> her fellow DACA friends occupied a vehicle “loaded with incendiary
> devices,” according to a high-level Phoenix Police source. Now,
> thanks to the Biden administration, lawbreakers like Guerrero and
> her friends can get their health insurance subsidized by Uncle Sam.

Until next week,





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