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New Bill: End Noncitizen Welfare, Denaturalize Troublemakers, Re-vet & Deport Afghans

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Senator Tom Cotton introduced a bill today to end federal benefits including Medicaid, housing assistance, student financial aid, and food stamps for non citizens.

This is an America First bill. Will Congress pass it?

In the bill Senator Cotton wrote also an authorization to denaturalize naturalized citizens who “undermine domestic tranquility” by participating in unlawful protests involving violence the property destruction and to “expand expedited removal authority.”

It also addresses concerns regarding the Afghan nationals in the United States. The legislation, if passed, would mandate the revetting of nationals of Afghanistan and it will provide for automatic termination of temporary protected status (TPS).

President Trump has been trying to end TPS for Afghans but it was stopped by the courts, our judicial tyrants, of course.  Cotton’s legislation would address this.

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  1. “This is an America First bill. Will Congress pass it?”
    — LET’S ASK THE PATHETIC, UNIPARTY RINO GOP “leadership” IN CONGRESS >>>>
    (CLICK ON GRAPHIC FOR FULL SIZE)

  2. Britain’s Worst Nightmare. This video makes perfect sense, points out why many who were against trump at one time may have formed their opinions, all goes back 300 years to British Imperial Rule. We’re still at war with the British.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5HH7mcn7HAw

    Also explains many other past an current Geo Political events, why Canada and the UK are so screwed up today.

  3. Well Cotton sure is not USA first. He loves war and never was a Trump ally. On the Intel Committee, he supported investigations of Trump.

    He knows there are plenty of RINOs that will oppose the bill.

    (How about the way Stefanik went after Johnson, that was a surprise.)

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