FAIR: Who Wants to be a Millionaire?
Under a proposal being considered by the Biden administration, foreign nationals who were separated from their families while attempting to enter the
The report details how the proposed
- Illegal aliens would collect 4.5 times as much as the
$100,000 paid to the survivors ofU.S. service members who are killed in action. - Families of members of the
U.S. military who pay into theServicemember Group Life Insurance program are eligible for a maximum payout of$400,000 . - Americans who are falsely convicted of crimes, and who have spent time in prison, are eligible for compensation of
$50,000 , one-ninth of the payment being considered for foreign nationals who broke the law. - Survivors of police and firefighters killed in the line of duty receive an average payment of
$390,000 for their loss.
"There are many reasons why the Trump administration implemented the policy of separating adults and children who were surging across the border in 2018 – including to protect children from being trafficked, and to halt the practice of 'renting' kids in order to exploit loopholes in
"Whether the Trump policy was a good one can be debated, but his administration acted lawfully, much as the Obama-Biden administration did in 2015. The Biden administration should do everything in its power to reunite families in their countries of origin. But turning illegal migrants, who in many cases elected to leave their children here as unaccompanied minors when they were returned home, into instant millionaires at the expense of American taxpayers is an outrage. Offering 4.5 times as much as the 13 service members who died outside of
The full report, America Fleeced: Biden's Proposed Payments to Illegal Aliens Would Exceed Programs for American Citizens, can be found here.
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