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So you want to know how to lose a country real
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fast.
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Let the people that are breaking into your country
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make all the decisions, make
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all the rules. That is
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exactly what is
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happening right now in Denver. The
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migrants in Denver have
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sent Mayor Mike Johnson
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a list of thirteen
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demands as they refuse
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to clear an encampment and move
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into a quote shelter. That's
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right, the illegal immigrants are
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now running America's local
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governments that are run by Democratic leaders.
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In Denver on Monday, the
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illegal immigrants again, they're in this
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country illegally. They've broke it into this country.
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They should be kicked out of this country. They
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submitted a list of their demands.
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You won't know how many demands were on their list.
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Not one, not two, not
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three, not ten, not
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a dozen, but thirteen
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different demands that
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they say the city of Denver
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must meet before they leave
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their packed encampment and
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head into shelters. The
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group of illegal immigrants has refused
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to budge until their extensive
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list, which includes access to
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quote free immigration lawyers
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and fresh cooking
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ingredients, is met as
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they battle with the Denver Human Services.
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This according to the local Fox
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thirty one affiliate, the
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Migrants, consisting of families living
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under a bridge and near train tracks,
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issued their thirteen demands
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after the mayor there, Mayor Mike
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Johnson petitioned to have the group moved
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because it's becoming an eye sore
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and you know, looking like you've lost
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control of your city. The
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group's top demand was that they quote
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cook their own food with
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fresh, culturally
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appropriate ingredients that
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will be provided by
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the taxpayers instead of
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pre made meals that are provided
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by the taxpayers. So, in
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other words, they're demanding that the Denver
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mayor go grocery shopping for them
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with culturally appropriate
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ingredients that are
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of course provided by the taxpayers.
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What is on their list of the culturally
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appropriate ingredients that they're demanding,
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rice, chicken, flour,
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oil, fresh butter, fresh
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tomatoes, fresh onions.
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That's just some of the highlights of their
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demands. Also,
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they say people will not be punished.
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They say for.
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Bringing and again I'm quoting here,
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will not be punished, they say, for
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bringing in what they need.
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Now, what does that actually mean? What
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does it mean that to not be
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punished? Right, We're
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still trying to figure out if that means they cannot
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be arrested. If this is like
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amnesty asylum from even crimes
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they're committing, that's part
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of this letter that doesn't make sense. Some
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are saying, wow, maybe it's just a problem
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now with you know, language
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or interpreting.
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No, it's not quote.
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There have been so many complaints
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about the food being spoiled or
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not being enough, and malnutrition
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among children is
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what the spokesperson for the House
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Keys Action Network, a
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hardcore liberal organization representing
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the illegal immigrants, said in a statement.
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Now, the group also insisted
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on unlimited shower access
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without time limits, claiming we
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are not in the military. We are
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civilians, so therefore you
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as it's written. We have a copy
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of that list now and I went through number
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one. That migrants will cook their
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own food with fresh keyword
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fresh, culturally appropriate ingredients
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provided by the city, meaning you the taxpayer.
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They have that long list. They
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also say that people should not
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be in trouble for bringing in and eating
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outside food in
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these shelters. They want to
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be able to order a pizza and
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have it show up or Uber
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Eats or door dash to the
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shelter, which is not allowed right now.
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So that's one of their demands. They
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demand too, shower access be
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available without limits of time, that
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they can access whenever at these shelters.
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Because the shelters usually.
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Don't have twenty four hour showers, they have
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certain times where you take
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your showers.
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Part of it is.
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A not just a logistical
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issue, it is a staffing issue
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as well. Number three,
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This is when it gets very expensive
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for the tax payers. They
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are demanding in their list
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of thirteen demands to the mayor. Medical
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professional visits will happen
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regularly, and referrals
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and connections to specialty
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care will be made as needed, of
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course, at the expense of the
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tax payers. Number
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four, they demand
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it all illegal immigrants will receive
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the same housing support that
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has been offered to others, saying quote,
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they cannot kick people out in thirty days
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without something stable established
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for the next thirty days, meaning you're
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going to take care of us indefinitely.
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You're going to pay our rents taxpayers
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of America and Denver, Colorado indefinitely,
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and you cannot give us notice after
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thirty days or a year from now
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that you're going to start kicking us out, because
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you must find us something stable
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before you move us. Number
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five on their list, there
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needs to be a clear just
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process before exiting
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someone for any reason, including
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verbal and then written and
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then final warnings. So if you're at
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this encampment, you're demanding
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now that if you're
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going to get rid of somebody out of the free
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house which they're demanding with their fresh food
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that they're demanding, with their premium
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medical care that you're
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demanding including referrals and connections
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for specialty care that you need
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that are paid for by the tax payers.
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If you start breaking rules or
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whatever it is you're doing, there
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must be clear and a process.
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So you've got to get an individual warning, then you've
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got to get written warnings and then final warnings
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before they can kick you out of the free
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housing that the American taxpayers,
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of course, are.
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Paying for, they
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say.
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They also say this number six, all
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sheltered residents will receive
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connection to employment support,
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including work permit applications
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for those who qualify.
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So they're demanding that you
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give them a job. Again,
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we're only.
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At number six out of thirteen. So
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you got to have fresh food. You
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got to have fresh tomatoes and onions
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and flour and chicken and rice. You
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got to have twenty four to seven access
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to a shower.
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That's nice. They want regular
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and visits.
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From medical professionals, not they
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go to the professionals. The professionals come
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to them. This is like VIP medical
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care. And then the referrals
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and the connections for specialty care that
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are needed will be paid for by
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the taxpayers. Now I'm just wondering,
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does that include like botox? Does that include
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breast augmentation? Does that include sex
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change operations?
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I mean, we are in.
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Colorado, they believe in all those things
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out there. Does that mean a medical
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marijuana is a thing?
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Now?
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So Hey, I've got anxiety from
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my big long journey to America and I
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like to puff, puff, give, and I need some weed
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on the regular.
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It's a fair question to ask.
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Number seven on the list of demands,
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consultations for
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each person slash family
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with a free immigration lawyer must be arranged
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to discuss progress and
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their cases in general. That's
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not all, and then the
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city will provide ongoing legal
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support in the form of immigration document
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clinics, including
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transportation to relevant court
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dates. So the illegal immigrants,
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too, are refusing to move, are now demanding that
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the taxpayers pay for their health care, all
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of their food, all of their housing indefinitely,
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and all of their legal fees indefinitely
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and all of their transportation, for
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all of their court cases before
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they're willing to move into a shelter
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that you cannot kick them out of.
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We're just at seven out
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of thirteen demands.
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Number eight, the city
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will provide privacy for families
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and individuals within the shelters. So we
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don't want like a community set
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up here. We want VIP nice.
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We want our own little apartments, is
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what they're telling you.
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We want our.
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Own family living where
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there's no one next to us. Or it's not
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like a large community center where it's bunk
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beds right like you
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would traditionally see it as shelter. If you've
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ever been to a homeless shelter,
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for example, or served
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at a shelter, which I've
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done quite a few times in my life. It's
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not private rooms. It's
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traditionally cuts. It's
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a place to sleep. It's a
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air conditioned or a warm room depending on the
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time of the season. It is showers
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that you can shower, and it's food, and then you're
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back out on the street. Like
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you don't stay there all day. You
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don't get to put all your stuff somewhere. It's
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not a housing. The whole point is shelter
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from the storm. Literally, this
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is not our shelter from the heat. They're
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saying, these legal immigrants like, uh huh, you
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guys are gonna pay for us to
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have really nice quote
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shelters.
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They'll use the word shelter, right.
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They're trying to give cover to the government here, but
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you're gonna provide us privacy. Well, the only way to
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provide privacy would be four walls and
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a door. That's their other demand.
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Now, remember the demands they're making right
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now are while they're in an outdoor encampment
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under a bridge intents, so
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they're really trying to upgrade
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number eight. All
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right, let me go on number nine. Excuse me, let
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me say that all over again. Number nine,
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No more verbal or physical
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or mental abuse will
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be permitted from the staff, including
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no sheriff sleeping inside
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and monitoring twenty four to
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seven. They
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then state, we are not criminals
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and won't be treated as such.
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So they're telling Denver
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or we are illegal immigrants, but we are
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not.
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Lawbreakers.
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They're quote, we are not criminals
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and we won't be treated as such.
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So they are criminals.
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They're in this country illegally, They
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are in this country, breaking
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our law every moment of every day they're here. Hence
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why number seven they said that they
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need free immigration lawyers that must
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arrange and discuss the progress of their
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cases. If they didn't need they
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wouldn't need those lawyers if they weren't breaking the law.
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So they're admitting in number seven that
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they are in fact law breakers.
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Okay, they are, But.
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Then they immediately say, we don't
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want anybody monitoring us, right.
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We don't want any
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sheriff sleeping to make sure everybody
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keeps the peace. We don't want somebody
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inside twenty four to seven looking at us
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because quote, we are not criminals and won't
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be treated as such. Okay,
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glad we got that one figured out. Now
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they have more demands. Number ten. Transportation
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for all children to and from their schools
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will be provided until
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they finish in three weeks,
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So you better start busting our kids
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are giving them lifts or ubers or
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whatever type of transportation to
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the schools that the taxpayers are going to pay
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for for the next three weeks.
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If you move us to a shelter.
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Number eleven, no separating
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families, regardless
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of if family members have children or
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not.
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The camp will stay together.
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So they've set up their own little
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Mexico or whatever country
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they've come from, and they're
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saying, even if we don't have family,
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if we claim that that lady there
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or that dude there is our family
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member, you cannot separate us. So
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there can't be three different
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areas you send us to to accommodate. You must
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keep us all together, all of us
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in this encampment, regardless
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of if family members have children
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or not.
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The camp will stay together.
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So our little many nation that
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we've set up in America that we're forcing you
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to pay for, must
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stay together, or we won't leave our
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tents outside under a bridge.
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Number twelve, the
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city must schedule a meeting with the mayor
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and those directly involved in running
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the Newcomer program they
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call them Newcomers asap
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to discuss further improvements
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and ways to improve and support
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the life of the illegal immigrants.
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So this is just the base demands.
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The other demand is, we have more demands we'd
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like to talk to you about in person. And
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finally, demand number thirteen
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quote, the city must provide
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all residents with a document
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signed by a city official in
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English and Spanish
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with all of these demands that includes
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a number to call to report mistreatment.
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So you've got to set up a new division of your government
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with a new phone number, and the city
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must provide all residents with a document
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signed by a city official in
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English and Spanish
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with all the demands that they're bowing to
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us on that we're demanding. And
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I need a phone number with a new person
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in our government to report quote mistreatment.
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You broke into the United States of America.
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You are here illegally, and
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you give a list of thirteen demands
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to a liberal, woke mayor that
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says that you must take care of us
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forever and
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give us everything for
17:53
free. Welcome to
17:55
Biden's America, folks,
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This is Biden America.
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Let me say one other thing about what's happening
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real quick with the
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illegal immigrants in Colorado.
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I want to make a prediction. These
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illegal immigrants in Colorado with these
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demands are going to get them. These
18:18
illegal immigrants in Colorado with these
18:20
demands are going to get them. Because
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this is how the Democratic Party buys their
18:25
vote. You
18:28
have to understand that the Democrats
18:30
aren't actually getting played by the illegal
18:32
immigrants. The
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Democrats did this by design
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and they
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wanted tens of
18:44
millions of illegal immigrants. They've
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gotten that, and then
18:48
they wanted to hand them
18:51
everything so
18:54
that then they would own them like
18:58
modern day slaves. And
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now the illegal immigrants are starting
19:02
to figure it out.
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Hey, we do have some leverage.
19:06
They open their border to us.
19:08
They're not arresting us, they're not sending
19:10
us back to our host country. They
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want us here and
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they don't want to get rid of us, and
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they don't look at us as breaking
19:20
the law.
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Hold on a second, we have leverage,
19:25
Like they've figured it out.
19:28
And so now they're in essence what they're
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doing in Colorado and in New
19:32
York City, in in La
19:34
and in Baltimore and these different places
19:37
where they are in Minneapolis, Saint Paul, they're
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in essence, these illegal immigrants are
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unionizing and they're
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saying, all right, everybody, let's get together, let's
19:46
get together real quick, and we're going to
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unionize and we're going
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to have demands as an organization.
19:53
Because they need us.
19:54
The Democratic Party wants
19:56
us here, and we have
19:58
a leverage now to get to even better
20:01
deal if we
20:03
just stick together. If you look at all of their
20:05
hey, you can't separate us. Remember
20:07
that's in there right. You cannot separate
20:09
us. We want our own rooms,
20:13
we want our own privacy. We don't want
20:15
to be policed. We
20:17
want you to We want the sheriffs that are around
20:20
to get out of here right now, like
20:22
we don't want you here. You
20:25
can't be here. We
20:28
are not criminals. That's their
20:30
words, they said it. We are not criminals.
20:34
So you need to leave
20:36
us alone
20:38
so that we can do what we want to do.
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And you need to give us fresh food that we
20:44
can cook, not prepared food. You
20:46
need to give us nice hotel rooms. You need
20:48
to give us nice housing, and we need housing
20:51
that we can get indefinitely. And
20:54
then you've got to give us the health care that we demand
20:57
and the specialists for whatever surgeries
20:59
we want to have. You
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got to give that to us, also indefinitely,
21:05
because this is what we demand.
21:07
Because we understand the game. Now you want
21:10
us to vote for you. We have
21:12
leverage. We
21:14
have a lot of leverage. In
21:17
fact, we have a significant amount
21:21
of leverage. So
21:23
we're going to organize. We're gonna unionize,
21:26
and we're going to give you our demands. I
21:28
want you to listen to this local report
21:31
from Fox Denver, and I
21:33
want you to hear what they had to say about the illegal
21:35
immigrants that have now built an encampment to
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protest the city's
21:40
shelter system, so that people are leaving
21:42
the shelter to go to an encampment
21:44
because they understand this is now how
21:47
much leverage they actually have that
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they're like, no, no, we're going to go down by a bridge until
21:51
you give us what we demand because you need
21:53
us.
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The camp as a collective came
21:57
up with a list of demands.
21:59
The camp as a collective came up
22:01
with a list of demands. Translation, illegal
22:04
immigrants have now unionized.
22:07
That came after a petition by city officials
22:09
for migrants to move from this encampment
22:11
near train tracks under a bridge to
22:14
indoor shelters funded by the city.
22:16
This morning they sent buses
22:18
to take people over without presenting that document
22:22
and without having any kind of signature
22:25
for accountability.
22:26
We demand an agreement, a
22:28
legal agreement where the
22:31
city gives us set agreement and
22:34
we get what we demand and you
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give it to us right now. Okay,
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that's that's part of this agreement. You've got to
22:41
give it to us right now. What
22:43
we demand you must give part
22:46
two. You have to sign
22:48
it. This hasn't be a legal binding
22:50
document, a promise to us that
22:53
you will keep. These are
22:55
legal immigrants, so they're unionizing.
22:58
They're now an essence lawyer up,
23:01
and they're now getting to make their demands.
23:03
It gets better again. They are
23:06
organized. This sounds like organization
23:08
one oh one.
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That's what migrant advocate v Reeves
23:11
says. The city responded with, instead
23:14
of meeting the migrants' demands.
23:15
We've been offering time in shelter, basically just trying to get
23:18
families to leave that camp and
23:20
come inside.
23:21
John Ewing with Denver Human Services says
23:23
shelter comes with its perks, namely
23:25
getting out of these conditions outdoors.
23:27
It comes with, you know, three square meals a day. You can
23:29
cook your own if you'd like to.
23:30
That is one of the main demands by these migrants
23:33
who.
23:33
Have hold on. So you get three meals a day.
23:35
And they've already conceded to one of their demands,
23:38
which is they can then cook their own meals. So, hey,
23:40
we need a nice kitchen. We broke
23:42
into your country. We know you want us to vote
23:44
for you. We're now demanding a nice kitchen.
23:47
You need to give us that nice kitchen and then
23:50
give us. Not only do we demand that you
23:52
give us that kitchen, we then demand that you
23:54
give us the food that we demand to cook in
23:56
said nice kitchen, and so
23:58
we don't have to eat your prepared
24:01
meals because we have
24:03
leverage over you.
24:04
Now you need us as.
24:05
Future voters, and we're going to vote for
24:08
you Democrats as long as you give us everything
24:10
that we demand that you give us.
24:13
They're not they're not done. Keep listening.
24:15
We've had their grievances in the past about
24:17
the food provided by the.
24:18
City, grievances illegal
24:21
immigrants coming to America have now grievances
24:24
about the food. We want better food, nicer
24:26
food, higher quality food. We don't we
24:28
don't want the basics necessities as
24:31
we break your laws. We want more.
24:32
There have been so many complaints about the food being
24:34
spoiled or not being enough, and malnutrition
24:37
amongst children.
24:38
Migrants who do stay in shelters are often
24:40
put on a path toward a work permit. Reeve says,
24:43
these folks haven't received the same benefits.
24:46
So we want all jobs. We want you to give us
24:48
work permits.
24:49
We want to be able to make a living as
24:51
we break your laws, as we break in your countries
24:54
at your country, as we take away housing,
24:56
as we put our kids in your school, as
24:58
you pay for everything.
24:59
In our life life.
25:00
We want more, we
25:03
want more, and we know you
25:05
need us as your future voters.
25:08
This is the great replacement.
25:10
Democrats are losing voters, specifically
25:13
in minority categories African American
25:15
and Hispanic Americans. So
25:17
we got to replace them. How do we replace them?
25:20
It's not hard, it's actually really easy.
25:23
We just open the border,
25:26
allow them in, allow
25:28
them to come in here, and when they come in
25:31
here, they then organize
25:33
and they say, Okay, here's everything we want. It's
25:35
actually really easy, and
25:37
eventually they'll vote for us when we give them amnesty.
25:41
Keep listening.
25:42
They're not receiving any kind of official
25:45
housing or immigration
25:48
document support, which is incredibly necessary
25:50
for them to be able to navigate the bureaucracy
25:53
around these systems.
25:54
The city says its own offer comes with
25:56
these benefits.
25:57
What do you qualify for? What do you not qualify
25:59
for? What might be something that is a feasible
26:02
path for you. It's a success that is not saying
26:04
on the streets of Denver, we try to compromise. We
26:06
try to figure something out, you know, at the end of
26:08
the day, but we do not want is
26:11
families on the streets of Denver.
26:15
Yeah, so in all the Migrants cent a list
26:17
of thirteen demands to the city.
26:19
The city meanwhile, says it is continuing
26:22
to send buses to this encampment
26:24
for any migrants who change their mind and
26:26
want to take that offer for city funded
26:28
shelter, whether it be congregate or in a
26:30
hotel. We're live in Denver, really modest fox.
26:33
So there's the plan, and get ready
26:36
because this is going to start happening all
26:39
over the country.
26:41
This game plan is going to pop up
26:43
everywhere. Now Unionize,
26:46
refuse to go the shelters. Demand
26:49
that they give you your groceries, not just food.
26:51
Demand they give you nice rooms.
26:53
Demand they take care of you forever. And then you
26:56
get our votes. Then you
26:58
get our votes. Make sure
27:00
you share this podcast please with your family
27:02
and friends, so everybody, you know, get to hear what we're
27:04
exposing here every day.
27:06
And I'll see you back here tomorrow.
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