Democrats have disclosed their ultimate plan if they regain control.

Democrats have disclosed their ultimate plan if they regain control.

Democrats are being quite transparent about their vision for immigration in America, and Sara Gonzales, host of BlazeTV, is fed up with it.

“They’re openly discussing their plans,” Gonzales says, pointing out that all it takes is to “look at the evidence.”

“Let me remind you of what this country will become if Democrats are in control again,” she asserts, adding, “One of their ultimate goals is to inundate this nation with immigrants as a means of replacing existing populations.”

“This is a critical area where we need a strong immigration policy,” Democrat Senate candidate Josh Turek told a gathering.

“Approximately 41% of our direct care workers are immigrants. Therefore, I believe we need to create easier pathways to citizenship to attract more workers, not just in that sector but also in agriculture and meatpacking,” Turek elaborated.

“Honestly, this state is really struggling,” he mentioned.

“No, absolutely not,” Gonzales counters. “We are across the nation, all expressing the same sentiment. We do not require additional foreign workers. In fact, we need fewer. In the last election, we voted for mass deportations. We want people to leave.”

“‘Meatpacking plants are facing challenges, so let’s import cheap labor,’” she mocks.

“This has always been the Democrats’ plan. They seem to continually search for ways to reinstate some form of legalized slavery,” she contends.

But Turek isn’t the first to make what Gonzales refers to as “slave labor” proposals in the U.S.

“A mass amnesty for cheaper labor,” Gonzales argues. “Chuck Schumer revealed this back in 2022.”

“Now, more than ever, we have a labor shortage,” Schumer stated in a 2022 address. “Our population isn’t reproducing at the same rate as before. The only way for the future of America to thrive is to be open to and supportive of immigration—the dreamers and others.”

“The goal is to assist the dreamers while also providing paths to citizenship for the 11 million undocumented individuals here,” he added.

“What are we doing?” Gonzales asks, visibly frustrated.

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