Brandon Gill Shows How Dems Used Temporary Protected Status to Change Red States
by Catherine Salgado
Democrats are not simply furious at the Supreme Court ruling in favor of the Trump administration on removing temporary protected status for Haitians and Syrians because this cuts cheap foreign labor and is a win for law and order over mass migration. It’s also because Democrats specifically weaponize mass migration to change the demographics of red states.
Rep. Brandon Gill (R-Texas) pointed out a key part of Democrats’ fury over the SCOTUS ruling against Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Haitians and Syrians, both of which were granted by the U.S. government more than a decade ago in response to past crises. There are hundreds of thousands of Haitians alone living in the U.S., not infrequently in Republican states. Moving Haitians, Syrians, and other migrants to red states and towns was deliberate. Like so many asylum claims (as Gill also pointed out), TPS is ripe for fraud.
I have discussed before the danger of Democrats using mass illegal migration to rig Congress and the Electoral College in their favor. This is why the Biden administration wanted to count all residents in a state in the Census — and thus in congressional apportionment — regardless of their legal or illegal status. The Democrats always have a dedicated brainwashed base, but in order to take over the country permanently, because none of their policies bring positive results, they need to cheat. They are fine with cheating, and one of the ways they rig elections is through illegal immigration.
Rep. Gill posted on X June 26, “By the way, many of the Haitians who were given TPS under Joe Biden did not come from Haiti. They were living in nations like Brazil and Chile and came here to take advantage of Biden’s open border. They were sent, not to Martha’s Vineyard or Sherman Oaks, but to blue collar, midwestern towns like Springfield, Ohio. And the people there were called racist for objecting to the culture of the town they built being fundamentally changed overnight.”