(Hat tip: KimR)
The pro-amnesty lobbyists who helped craft the Schumer-Rubio immigration bill included within the bill two "slush funds" amounting to $150 million that may be supplemented with additional taxpayer dollars for years to come. Slush fund grantees are "public or private, non-profit organizations" described in the bill as including "a community, faith-based, or other immigrant-serving organization whose staff has demonstrated qualifications, experience, and expertise in providing quality services to immigrants, refugees, persons granted asylum, or persons applying for such statuses." In other words, the grantees would include many of the groups involved in writing and promoting the amnesty.
Read more at the Center for Immigration Studies
Tuesday, April 30, 2013
Immigration Bill Contains Slush Funds for Pro-Amnesty Groups
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amnesty,
Immigration,
slush funds
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