POLLS: West Virginia and Arizona voters hate the amnesty buried in the Build Back Better bill.

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Hi John,

We now know with 100% certainty that West Virginia and Arizona voters are OPPOSED to the Build Back Better bill's massive amnesty (see poll data below). We need to know who Senators Kyrsten Sinema and Joe Manchin represent, their home states of Arizona and West Virginia... or Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer?

That's why we're runwning hundreds of thousands of social media ads (click on the ad below) targeting a dozen or so more-moderate Democratic Senators, including Sinema and Manchin.


Using ads like these, combined with e-mails, faxes and toll-free phone calls from our activists, we're spending every dollar we can afford to put pressure on the Senators to stop this amnesty. That means that the more money you can give, the better our chances of blocking it are.

See, John, in the House of Representatives, several moderate Democrats reported that they opposed the amnesty. . . but all but one of them caved to Speaker Nancy Pelosi. They voted for amnesty for 8 million illegal aliens and green cards for 2 million more foreign workers.

So now it's up to the U.S. Senate. Unless the Senate Parliamentarian throws out the immigration amnesty language, only Democratic moderates like Sinema and Manchin stand in the way of passage of the largest amnesty in American history.

Here's a little recap of the shocking cost of that bill:

400,000 job-seeking American graduates displaced by foreign workers
... 'Parole' amnesty for 6.5 million illegal aliens ... Legal Permanent Residency status to millions of new immigrants ... Immigration provisions cost $122 BILLION over the first ten years ... . . . and $360 BILLION more over the next ten years
We at NumbersUSA decided there was a need for more polling in Manchin's and Sinema's states. Although there are indications that as many as a dozen other Democratic senators are ill at ease with the reconciliation amnesty, they have left it to Manchin and Sinema to speak out publicly with concerns about the overall bill.

So NumbersUSA hired Rasmussen Reports to find out how much support those two had from their voters if they would stand firm against the amnesty. Voters were asked what they thought of the Build Back Better bill, and specifically what they thought about the amnesty.

Here, for example, are the polling results from West Virginia:

Only 17% of all West Virginia voters and 33% of Democrats support the 10-year amnesty in the Build Back Better bill.
63% oppose any amnesty without at least successfully controlling the border first. That includes 43% of Democrats.
70%, including a majority of Democrats, want stricter policies to reduce illegal immigration.
68%, including 50% of Democrats, want people caught crossing the border from Mexico to be returned immediately, rather than being able to stay in America until their court date.
The polling results in Arizona were similar. The two polls tell Senators Manchin and Sinema that they would be very popular with their voters if they block the reconciliation amnesty.

John, I'm sure you agree with West Virginia's and Arizona's voters. You don't want America spending hundreds of billions of dollars to pay for a gigantic amnesty plus a huge surge in green cards. Right?!? You don't want millions more foreign workers competing with jobless Americans. Right?!?

If you do agree, what is it worth to you to block these outrageous immigration proposals? Remember, this amnesty proposal "waives" (ignores) limits meant to keep out the coronavirus-infected, the drug-addicted, the welfare dependent, those previously deported and even those with stolen identities.

We believe we can stop this, but we need your help to keep pouring on all the advertising and phoning pressure.

P.S. Happy Thansgiving to all of you!

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