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Illegal Aliens Biden Brought ‘Are in Our Cities Collecting Welfare’

Stephen Miller, Deputy Director of White House, is “in a big city like New York, such as New York on Tuesday, who illegally crossed the US Mexico border regarding CNN's” lead “. He said that it brought non -citizens to gather welfare. ” Like Los Angeles. “

“One of the reasons for President Trump was elected by President Trump was with Kristen Welcar of NBC in an interview,” said the host. However, the reason for the high price, inflation, and especially the Ministry of Agriculture, is in many cases, in which 42 % of crop workers have not been documented between 2020 and 2022. These immigrants say that many Americans do the job they do not want to do, and President Trump wants to go abroad in the country, and wants a safe border. How do you not hurt the American?

Miller says, “Well, I'm convinced that it's not your position, Jake, you are just asking the question that we should be exploiting and illegal foreign labor in American food. I don't think it is clearly a 1 % of foreign workers. Is an illegal alien, as seen in the floods of Los Angeles and New York.

He continued. They are not. From Nicaragua, from Nicaragua, he doesn't work on a farm from Nicaragua, an illegal alien he brought from Venezuela. They are collecting welfare in our cities. Regarding farmers, there is a guest worker program that President Trump supports over time. We do not need to make this conversation again, as we will move to automation. “

The mirror was added as follows. “But in this country, there is no universe that allows the former President to kill the millions and millions of illegal aliens to our country. We are particularly illegal. We are convinced that we are convinced that alien subsets will rape and kill our citizens. In order to eradicate the existence of threats across the borders for the soil, we will release the power and power of the US government.

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