Is Biden About To Put 10 Million Hispanics On The Path To American Citizenship?
If Biden gets the Republicans to go along with his Mexican counterpart’s proposal to grant work visas to those 10 million Hispanics who the latter claims have worked in the US for 10 years, then they’d be able to apply for a green card and eventually citizenship five years after that, which could lead to the imposition of one-party rule by 2032 if those new citizens in battleground states vote Democrat as expected.
Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, who’s known by his initials as AMLO, revealed during a press conference on Friday that “Mexico asked US authorities to grant visas to at least 10 million Hispanic migrants that have worked for more than 10 years in the country.” It also asked that the US pay regional states $20 billion in exchange for helping stem illegal immigration. AMLO added that the sanctions on Cuba and Venezuela should be lifted too since he partially blames them for this process.
If Biden complies with the first of his three requests, then that would place 10 million Hispanics on the path to American citizenship since they could turn their work visa into a green card, after which they could apply for citizenship with full voting rights after five years. The Pew Research Center cited US Census Bureau data from 2020 to report last November that at least 1.6 million illegals live in Texas and 900,000 in Florida, which could have serious implications for forthcoming elections if they’re legalized.
The UCLA Latino Policy and Politics Initiative “determined that Latino voters were decisive in sending President-elect Joe Biden to the White House”, with Latinos in 12 of the 13 states that they analyzed “support[ing] Biden over President Donald Trump by a margin of at least 2 to 1. And in nine of the 13 — including the battleground states of Wisconsin and Pennsylvania — the margin was at least 3 to 1. Only in Florida was Biden’s margin among Latino voters less than 2 to 1.”
With this trend in mind and recalling that Trump won Texas by a little more than 600,00 votes and Florida by less than 400,000 according to the Federal Election Commission’s official results from the 2020 election, those two could permanently turn blue by 2032 if their illegals obtained citizenship. Battleground states like Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, Nevada, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin could join them considering the thin margins within which Biden won them and their own large illegal populations.
Referring back to the Pew Research Center’s official Census-informed report, it’s estimated that between 75k-175k live in Michigan and Wisconsin while 175k-400k live in Arizona, Georgia, Nevada, and Pennsylvania. Seeing as how Biden won those states by around 150,000, 20,000, 10,000, 10,000, 40,000, and 80,000 votes respectively, each of them with the possible exception of Michigan would easily turn Democrat if those illegals obtained citizenship and the UCLA’s identified trend holds as expected.
It was predicted in mid-November 2020 that “Biden’s America Would Be A Dystopian Hellhole” because “Amnesty & Open Borders Will Revolutionize The Electoral Landscape” by placing the US on “The Path To One-Party Rule”, which could then lead to mass disarmament and more state-backed racist violence. The first step in this plan is to place all illegal immigrants on the path to US citizenship, which is precisely what AMLO just proposed amidst the US’ fierce debate over its de facto open southern border.
The issue is so serious that the Republicans won’t approve more Ukraine aid unless Biden implements comprehensive border security reform to stem the tide after literally millions of illegals flooded into the country over the past three years of his presidency. Seeing as how so-called “moderate” Republicans have a tendency to sell out their principles after some time, and the vast majority of the party consider themselves to be “moderates” instead of MAGA, they might agree to amnesty as a “compromise”.
Biden could promise to implement more robust border security and order the government to turn back all illegals caught crossing the frontier instead of retaining his “catch-and-release” policy that’s encouraged so many to invade the country in exchange for them going along with amnesty. He might even add a humanitarian and economic dimension to his argument by claiming that it’s “the right thing to do” and could lead to them paying more taxes, which could sway most “moderate” Republicans.
If the Republicans agree to this “compromise”, then they’d be handing the country over to one-party Democrat rule by 2032, after which the dystopia that was warned about three years ago would become an irreversible reality. Their opponents’ liberal-globalist policies that would be imposed in the aftermath would also forever put an end to their own conservative-nationalist ones that they claim to support, thus completing the latest “American Revolution” that’s been ongoing since Obama’s time in office.
Andrew, you're a great reporter and analyst but you're way off on this one. There is absolutely no guarantee that most of these new citizens would vote Democrat. Trump got a greater share of the Hispanic vote than any Republican since George W. Bush, and recent polls show Trump LEADING Biden with Hispanic voters, albeit a huge chunk of them are undecided or won't vote, just like everybody else.
Here's a link to a story about a recent USA Today/Suffolk poll, in which Trump leads Biden 39-34: https://www.abc15.com/news/state/democrats-shouldnt-count-on-the-hispanic-vote-in-2024
Add in the fact that over 20% of Black men say they would vote for Trump over Biden, and it is clear that Democrats have lost, and are losing more by the day, the level of support they previously received from these ethnic groups.
Lots of Democrat cheerleaders are saying that demography is destiny, but they are just smoking hopium.
Doubtful they're thinking so far ahead. If Democrats wanted more votes for this election, they'd (1) accelerate the backlog of naturalization applications, and (2) actually do something to improve the lives of working people who can vote but do not because they feel neither party is responsive. Sending checks in the mail works better than most would admit, as we found out during Covid, I would anticipate that, when the time is right.
The Mexican government is under pressure here for other reasons. As for Congress, US domestic business wants guest workers to be low cost. The precarious position of someone in the country without paperwork forces them to accept lower wages, which thereby anchors the bottom end of the worker pool and keeps the average workers on the whole too insecure to attempt to unionize.
In fact many working and middle class USians, especially right of center, do see immigation as a "kitchen table" issue . That is, one inevitably linked to the supply and demand of labor, and thus their own future income. A move like this would not necessarily help the Biden team at all.