Michael Knowles

I was going to say Eleazar.

Maria Salazar is a Republican who decided the best way to respond to the first popular vote victory for Republicans in 20 years, a victory won largely on mass deportations, is to propose a mass amnesty bill for illegal aliens that she is now calling the Dignity Act, but the actual bill is not called the Dignity Act.

It's called the Dignidad Act.

Dignidad.

Hola, hola, Andele.

Andele, Isabel, you got into a kerfuffle exposing the bill.

Why are they, it's a dumb question, but you just think this is the most cartoonishly preposterous bill that Republicans, and it's about a dozen, I think it's a dozen or 14 Republican members of Congress could propose.

This woman, by the way, now she's saying it's not amnesty, it's not amnesty.

There's video footage of her

saying, well, look, I mean, eventually some legislator is going to come along and give these people amnesty.

So it's going to give them a pathway to citizenship, I should say.

But right now we just got to give them peace.

We got to keep them here.

So she's admitting on camera, by the way, it would also effectively pass the DREAM Act.

The DREAM Act, which was formulated by Democrats 15 years ago to say that these doe-eyed little dreamer illegal aliens, who are now like 50, by the way, that they all need to get mass amnesty and a pathway to citizenship.

I mean, this thing is as

rancid a bill as ever I have seen.

Why?

Why are they doing it?

I have a bill proposal.