Sunday, July 20, 2025

Democrats and legacy media mislead public on immigration and deportation issues

 Disinformation from Hollywood Celebrities

- Celebrities like Olivia Rodrigo, Mark Ruffalo, and Kim Kardashian confuse legal and illegal immigrants in their statements.

- This conflation misleads fans who regard their claims as true.

- Legal immigrants and illegal aliens are distinctly different, as highlighted by the Congressional Research Service.

Impact of Celebrity Statements

- Politicians, liberal media, and celebrities often mishandle immigration discussions.

- This creates fear among those relying on their commentary for information.

- Celebrities' misleading narratives follow a pattern from Democratic politicians opposing President Trump’s immigration policies.

Public Opinion on Deportations

- CBS News poll shows 62% of voters support deporting all undocumented immigrants.

- Support for deportation remains strong, with a June poll indicating a 54% approval rate.

- Hispanic support for deportation was at 53% a year prior.

Changing Trust Among Immigrant Voters

- An analysis by CNN indicates legal immigrant voters, previously supportive of Democrats, now trust Republicans more on immigration issues.

Celebrity Statements Details

- Olivia Rodrigo expressed distress over deportations, failing to differentiate between legal and illegal immigrants.

- Amanda's statement ignores the safety improvements for communities due to the removal of violent offenders.

- Mark Ruffalo participated in protests using misleading statements about immigrants and crime, without acknowledging legal statuses.

- Kim Kardashian emphasized the presence of immigrants in LA but did not discern between violent offenders and lawful immigrants.

Economic Impact of Illegal Immigration

- Advocates claim illegal immigrants contribute to taxes, but analysis shows significant economic disadvantages.

- The Federation for American Immigration Reform (FAIR) in 2023 noted a net cost of $150. 7 billion due to illegal immigration, despite $32 billion in taxes paid.

Recent Hoax Case Involving Deportation

- The case of Yuriana Julia Pelaez Calderon, who feigned her kidnapping to generate sympathy and donations, showcases disinformation challenges.

- Her claims of abduction by ICE were proven false after investigation.

Legislative Actions

- The House passed a bill to enforce deportation for immigrants involved in serious crimes, with bipartisan support.

- Despite House approval, the Senate version remains stalled in committee.

https://justthenews.com/politics-policy/media-and-democrats-misinfo-continues-conflate-and-mislead-public-deportations

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