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Resign liar. - Dignity Program (~8-11 million undocumented present before 2021) Weak $7,000 restitution over 7 years + minimal checks; renewable indefinitely; creates permanent legal work status. Classic amnesty that forgives illegal stay. Rewards lawbreaking; cheaper labor pool competes directly for jobs/wages; strains housing, schools, and public services. - Dreamer Provisions (~2.5-2.7 million) Fast-track conditional green cards with path to full residency/citizenship; waives many crimes and inadmissibility grounds. Skips legal queues. Displaces American workers and legal immigrants waiting abroad; incentivizes more illegal family migration; expands long-term benefit/voter base. - Massive Legal Immigration Expansion (~55% increase or +5+ million over a decade) Exempts spouses/kids from caps; $20k fast-track for backlogs; unlimited STEM/OPT-style visas with weak wage protections. Harms U.S. workers (especially STEM and entry-level) via wage suppression and more competition; overloads infrastructure in tight labor markets. - Border Security / E-Verify / Asylum "Reforms" Phased E-Verify with exemptions (e.g., small farms); "humanitarian campuses" seen as soft; enforcement undermined by upfront legalization. Fails real deterrence — past amnesties triggered surges; citizens bear costs of fraud, vetting failures, and ongoing chaos for millions. - "No Cost / No Benefits" Claims Penalties too low to offset burdens; creates underclass or future amnesty pressure; misleads on taxpayer impact. Prioritizes "dignity" for non-citizens over rule of law, jobs, wages, and sovereignty for Americans.

Hilarious cope. Inflation alone since 2019 has been 29.1%. So you're really taking credit for a real annualized GDP growth rate of 1.16% over the last 7 years. To give you an idea of just how pathetic that is, we're talking a growth rate that is somehow even worse than the United Kingdom under Keir Starmer. This is so bad that it's almost on par with the Japanese Lost Decades. I can't believe Democrats would actually celebrate this. And that's not even taking into account the fact that Newsom is spending California into oblivion. In 2019, California's state budget was $214.8 billion. State spending per capita was about $5436.29/person. Today, the state budget is $321.1 billion. That's a massive 50% increase in state spending despite the fact that California has actually LOST population since 2019. State spending per capita is now about $8,129.11/person. So Newsom wants to take credit for an economic growth record on par with Japan after their economy imploded in the 90s, all while he's jacked up state spending by 50% in less than 10 years? Are you people out of your minds???

WhY dId RePuBlIcAnS gUt MeDiCaId

I think the problem is that too many of you never cared enough to find out what Trump said he was going to do. Here's the list...