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Leading the Charge Against Illegal Immigration

The Federation for American Immigration Reform (FAIR)

By Nicholas Softy
FAIR State & Local Field Representative

We are living in an unprecedented and alarming time. Massive influxes of illegal aliens are streaming into the United States at record rates. During fiscal year 2023, there were more than 3.2 million illegal aliens encountered and according to Secretary of Homeland Security Alejandro Mayorkas more than 600,000 known gotaways. This is more than all four years of the Trump administration combined. The cost of this record high level of immigration is massive, with illegal immigration costing U.S. taxpayers over $150 billion every single year. In New York State, the estimated 1.1 million illegal aliens and their roughly 372,000 U.S. born children cost N.Y. taxpayers nearly $10 billion per year.

As American citizens, we must promote policies which reduce the negative impact of illegal immigration. The Federation for American Immigration Reform (FAIR) has taken on this task by fearlessly advocating for a principled and common-sense approach to immigration reform. For over forty years, FAIR has been tirelessly working on multiple fronts to combat illegal immigration at local, state, and federal levels.

FAIR is working on the frontlines of the immigration debate, and pushing local initiatives with municipal lawmakers and community members to make principled immigration reform a reality. In cities, towns, and counties across the United States, FAIR has been a staunch advocate for the cooperation between local law enforcement and federal immigration agencies. By supporting legislation, educational outreach, and initiatives that allow local stakeholders to work in partnership with federal agencies, FAIR is ensuring that immigration law is upheld at the grassroots level.

FAIR’s work extends beyond local communities to state governments. FAIR works hand-in-hand with state officials and legislators to actively lobby for state-level reforms; of which, prioritize the interests of American citizens. While enacting meaningful change at the state level, FAIR provides solutions to meet the unique needs of individual states. This proactive engagement involves not only drafting legislation, but also providing valuable, up-to-date research to support the arguments of our allies. Through these strategic partnerships, FAIR endeavors to create a more comprehensive approach to immigration policy, one that aligns with the well-being of American citizens and reflects the diverse dynamics of states across the nation. 

While local and state initiatives are crucial, federal policies set the framework for the entire nation. On this front, FAIR’s presence on the national stage is evident through its federal advocacy for comprehensive immigration reform, consistent with the principles prioritizing American workers, national security, and the rule of law. FAIR is a vocal champion of border security and advocates for large-scale increases in the funding and resources necessary to secure our borders, support the officers of immigration law enforcement, and remedy America’s broken immigration system.


As the national debate on immigration reform continues, FAIR is at the forefront of advancing policies and legal processes that fight mass uncontrolled immigration, sanctuary cities, and any abuse of our immigration system. FAIR’s advocacy efforts on the local, state, and federal level continue to have a tremendous impact on U.S. immigration policy. While the challenges are significant, FAIR is fearless in the face of hostility, and provides hope for a better future where immigration is conducted in a responsible, legal manner that benefits all Americans.

We invite you to join our Immigration Activist Network. FAIR’s Activist network spans all 50 states and is composed of dedicated individuals who believe that America’s immigration policies should be designed to benefit U.S. citizens and legal residents. There are so many ways to get involved in FAIR’s activist work, like calling or emailing your state, local or federal representatives; attending virtual or in-person strategy meetings; and mobilizing like-minded individuals to attend hearings and rallies in favor of sensible immigration reforms. For more information, go to FAIRUS.ORG or contact me at nsofty@fairus.org.


Voting Matters and Elections Have Consequences

By Phil Orenstein
President, Queens Village Republican Club

We have a Republican Atom Bomb sitting under our feet waiting to go off. The migrant crisis was to be the ignition to cause a chain reaction of outraged voters, expected to storm the poll sites to vote for a change in leadership to take action to stop the illegal alien invasion of NYC and our communities. Voters flooding the polls, living in Eastern Queens, were recently saddled with a migrant tent city on Creedmoor grounds, with over 1000 unvetted single male illegal migrants against the collective will of everyone. Voters who live in fear of increased crime, lawlessness, and destruction of our neighborhoods. Homeowners who see their property values declining. Taxpayers who are on the hook for $$ billions of dollars to provide free housing, food, school, healthcare, laundry service, and even free bus and subway fare for illegal migrants, while the city is enacting sweeping budget cuts, slashing police, trash pick-ups, education, library hours, and cuts to all city services. NYC is headed for a fiscal cliff because Mayor Adams took in 140,000 migrants and every voter is feeling the pain.


Why the Pledge of Allegiance is Important this Veterans Day

By Kristina Raevsky; Young American Patriot of the Year, Author of “A Sheep’s Tale, Young Patriot’s Guide to Saving America”

Veterans Day is a time we take to remember and honor our brave and heroic veterans who risked their lives so that America and the American Dream could live. They sacrificed so much out of their deep love for our nation, and it is important for all of us to share that love so the veterans who fought did not do so in vain. It starts with raising a young generation of patriots like myself who honor, love and cherish our beloved country.


Next General Club Meeting: Meet the Freedom Fighters

Next General Club Meeting:

Thurs. June 1, 2023 at 7:30 pm

Meeting at: Bellerose Jewish Center

254-14 Union Tpk. Floral Park, NY 11004

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Educating and Informing all New Yorkers since 1875

Parental Rights, our Children, and
our Freedoms are under attack.
Meet the freedom fighters!

Attorney Bobbie Anne Flower Cox

We welcome back Attorney Bobbie Anne Cox, our 2023 Lincoln Dinner American Patriot of the Year honoree, who will address parental rights and our freedoms under attack by the New York State Legislature and Gov. Hochul. Bobbie Anne Cox is the brave NYS Attorney who independently sued the government and defeated Gov. Hochul’s unconstitutional DOH regulation to place people in quarantine camps, in a lawsuit which is now under appeal. Read more on Attorney Cox. 

Kozi

Kozi is a health freedom activist, rapper, and former healthcare worker. After 14 years working as a healthcare worker he was fired for refusing the COVID vaccine on religious grounds. Kozi has been fighting against medical tyranny since 2009 and has been a fierce leader in the medical freedom movement, working alongside various organizations. He began rapping last year under the name Kozi-19 in order to spread truth and inspire change through his music.

Edwin De La Cruz

Edwin is a Community Leader and former Republican candidate for NY City Council and State Assembly.  He is leading  a grassroots movement, the Northern Manhattan Republicans,  for Democrats to exit the Democrat Party and register with the Republican Party. He will speak about how he is getting Hispanics involved. 

Haris Bhatti

Haris is Executive Director of the new organization, Citizens Caring about Safety and Health Impact of Cannabis (CCASHIC) calling for individuals and groups to sign on as plaintiffs in a lawsuit to overturn marijuana legalization laws.  He has been a longtime advocate against marijuana abuse, and will discuss his anti-marijuana litigation against New York State.  See Haris Bhatti’s bio below. 

 

Creedmoor Update: Is Adams planning to send migrants to Bellerose?  

Additional  speakers  to  be  announced

PLEASE SIGN IN!  We request that you sign in clearly when arriving at meeting place, and show your ID card. Due to security concerns, our club meetings will be monitored.

Coffee and refreshments will be served

Please visit www.QVGOP.org for more info

 

GIFT FOR CLUB MEMBERS:  “Radio’s Greatest of All Time – Rush Limbaugh, ” a special gift for all Queens Village Republican Club members from the Rush and Kathryn Limbaugh Family Foundation, will be available at the June 1st club meeting to all members who have not yet received it. This book is Rush’s life’s work completed by Kathryn and David Limbaugh.

 

 

Haris Bhatti Bio

Haris is a recipient of the E. Virgil Conway Dr. Howard A Stark Pre-med Scholar award, which was determined by the 100 Year Association of New York and handed to Haris by Mayor Mr. Bloomberg at One Police Plaza. Haris has completed a B.S. in Human Biology with Honors from Cornell University, and has taken a leave of absence from the graduate program at Cornell University.  In 2016, Haris became an independent candidate for Representative of the House in Congressional District 6, NY in the General Election. In 2016 and 2017, Haris worked with members of the New York State Assembly and Senate to create legislation (A10419, later assembly Bill A3422 / Senate Bill S1421) improving the Election Law. https://www.nysenate.gov/legislation/bills/2017/S1421 

Currently Haris works as an independent contractor affiliated with the non profit Americans Against Legalizing Marijuana. Haris is the executive director of Citizens Caring about Safety and Health Impact of Cannabis inc.  Americans Against Legalizing Marijuana is a 501(c)3 non profit, whose mission is the education of Americans against legalizing marijuana. Cannabis Industry Victims Educating Litigators (CIVEL) goals include getting justice for victims of the marijuana industry. 

https://aalm.info/
https://www.civel.org/


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