Biden extends "temporary protected status"--started in 2010 by Obama--for Haitians.

After an earthquake in Haiti in 2010, Obama decreed that Haitians could come to the U.S. and stay for years, under a program called "temporary protected status."  And today 55,000 Haitians are in the U.S. under that program.

But if you're a Democrat, "temporary" is...an extremely flexible term.  Key Dem senators like the corrupt Robert Menendez want to keep the Haitians here, and biden's handlers realize they need to keep every Dem senator happy if they wanna keep ramming their laws through, so...

Biden’s DHS secretary, the charming liar Alejandro Mayorkas ("the border is closed"), has announced that not only will Temporary Protected Status will be extended another 18 months for Haitians, but better yet, the biden regime will allow even more Haitians not here already, “and individuals without nationality who last resided in Haiti,” to come here under the TPS program.

See, in the eyes of biden*harris's handlers, 11 years isn't long enough to recover from a major earthquake.  President Trump recognized that as horseshit and ordered the program ended, but as I'm sure you guessed, a series of lawsuits blocked that effort and kept the program going.  And now, of course, the government has graciously agreed with the plaintiffs.

In his bafflegab effort to rationalize extending the program yet again, Mayorkas cited “a political crisis, human rights abuses, serious security concerns, the COVID-19 pandemic’s effect on the economy,  and lack of access to food, water, and healthcare” as justification for the extension.  (Sounds like DC.)  Oh, and the lingering effects of that earthquake back in 2010.  You know, the one that the Clinton Foundation raised $100 million in donations to fix, but then...mumble mumble what money?

So we've still got 55,000 Haitians here, and their kids, and their new grandchildren who are now U.S. citizens. Cuz the Dems know that what this nation needs most is more unskilled, uneducated immigrants.

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