Former President George W. Bush met with illegal aliens this week to promote his amnesty and legal immigration expansion agenda, snubbing Angel Families who have lost loved ones to illegal alien crime in the process.
On Tuesday, Bush and former first lady Laura Bush met with illegal aliens Gerardo Casas, Rebeca Gurrola, and Dip Patel - all of whom are enrolled in former President Obama's Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program - as well as mass migration advocates from Jewish Family Service of San Diego and the American Nursery & Landscape Association.
Specifically, Bush touted his efforts over the last year in lobbying Republicans in Washington, D.C. to work with President Joe Biden on not only passing amnesty for illegal aliens but also expanding legal immigration levels beyond the 1.2 million green cards and 1.5 million temporary work visas given out to foreign nationals every year.
Angel Families told Breitbart News that they have never been asked to meet with Bush about the impact illegal immigration has had on their lives.
Cheryl Wendland, a close family friend of 39-year-old father of two Corey Cottrell who was killed by an illegal alien in 2019, told Breitbart News that Bush's meeting with illegal aliens is a "Slap in the face to Angel Families."
Angel Mom Mary Ann Mendoza, whose 32-year-old son Brandon Mendoza was killed in 2014 by an illegal alien, said Angel Families have never been invited to meet with the Bushes because "Inviting us to meet would be acknowledging that illegal aliens kill innocent Americans."
As Breitbart News reported, The George W. Bush Institute, the Chamber of Commerce, and the billionaire Koch brothers' network of donor class organizations have banded together to form the Alliance for a New Immigration Consensus that is currently lobbying lawmakers in Washington, D.C. to provide amnesty to illegal aliens and increase legal immigration levels.
Thursday, March 31, 2022
Bush Meets with Illegal Aliens to Push Amnesty, Snubbing Angel Families
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