A Few Facts About The DREAM Act

Harry Reid is ready to stick it to the American taxpayer with another version of Illegal Alien Amnesty. He calls it the DREAM Act, S. 3827. Reid has about four weeks to try to jam this nightmare down the throats of American citizens. Why should you call your Senator to oppose the DREAM Act? Here are a few facts:

Nearly all of the publicity attendant to this Act has stressed that it is for “the children” of illegal aliens; but as Senator Sessions stresses, the DREAM Act is not limited to children and it will be funded from government taxpayer monies.

It will provide a Safe Harbor for any illegal alien, including criminals to keep from being deported just by submitting an application.

It will make certain criminal aliens eligible for Amnesty including alien gang members and aliens with misdemeanor convictions, even DUIs; also aliens who have engaged in voter fraud or unlawfully voted, aliens who have falsely claimed U.S. citizenship, and other abuses.

It will give Illegal Aliens In-State Tuition Benefits.

It does not require an Illegal Alien to finish any type of degree program as a condition for Amnesty, meaning they could just start and then quit and still be eligible for Amnesty.

Though there already is a process for Illegal Aliens to obtain citizenship through military service, the DREAM Act does not require that an illegal Alien serve in the military as a condition for amnesty.

Once a Illegal Alien submits an application for the DREAM Act he will be given all the rights that legal immigrants receive, including The Right To Sponsor Their Parents and Extended Family Members for Immigration as well. (Here’s where the numbers will swell to absolute unmanageable numbers of persons and expenses.)

It will get Illegal Aliens Federal Student Loans, Federal Work Study Programs, and other forms of Federal Financial Aid. If an Illegal Alien’s DREAM Act application is denied the Department of Homeland Security is prohibited from using the denial information to initiate their Removal Proceedings or Investigate or Prosecute Fraud in the Application Process.

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