As the country faces a border crisis, with millions undocumented immigrants pouring over the southern border this year alone, the Justice Department awarded $41 million in contracts to a nonprofit to help immigrants fight deportation. The Acacia Center for Justice, a Washington-based nonprofit created as a collaboration between Vera Institute of Justice and Capital Area Immigrants' Rights, received six legal services contracts from the DOJ beginning Sept. 1, Fox News reported.
The Vera Institute, which views immigration enforcement agencies as a "threat" to civil liberties, hauled in a massive $171 million government contract in March to help unaccompanied minors avoid deportation
- Former New York Lt. Gov. Betsy Betsy McCaughey pointed out in a recent column in the New York Post that non-profits get federal funds to facilitate illegal activity by supporting border crossings
- Democratic politicians want to maximize illegal immigration, but they don't want their fingerprints on it
- The remedy: pay so-called charities that will do the work for them
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