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US Rep. Brian Mast (R-FL) has reminded Americans of the Border Crisis and of the whopping $450,000 the Biden administration is thinking about gifting illegal immigrants for foreign nationals that have crossed the U.S. southern border illegally. Although many immigrants work hard to achieve the "American Dream," Rep. Mast claims all you have to do is "break the law" in order to get paid.
In a Tweet last night, Rep. Mast listed off the financial burdens many Americans are faced with: Sending a kid to college, the value of a home, and saving for retirement.
However, Mast noticed that the "payout for an illegal immigrant" under President Biden would be just under the combined total of three financial burdens Americans face on a daily basis.
Mast then wrote, "People work hard to achieve the American Dream. Under Joe Biden, all you have to do is break the law."
Yes, you heard that correctly, according to Fox News, "reports that the agencies are considering paying $450,000 to illegal immigrants separated at the border under the Trump administration."
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