Isn’t against federal code to give aid and comfort to people illegally present in the United States? Pretty sure it is
The Biden administration awarded $41 million in taxpayer-backed government contracts to a new liberal nonprofit working to help illegal immigrants fight deportation amid the escalating border crisis, Fox News Digital has discovered.
The Acacia Center for Justice, a Washington, D.C.,-based nonprofit born from a partnership between the Vera Institute of Justice and Capital Area Immigrants’ Rights (CAIR), has received six “legal services” contracts from the Department of Justice that carried start dates of Sept. 1, according to records.
The multimillion-dollar contracts began just months after the under-the-radar nonprofit received a July 29 determination letter from the Internal Revenue Service, which stated the group’s effective date of tax exemption was Dec. 29, 2021.
“The objective of the Acacia Center for Justice (“Acacia”) is to expand on Vera’s work over the past twenty years in providing legal support and representation to immigrants facing deportation through the development, coordination and management of national networks of legal services providers serving immigrants across the country,” the group’s website states.
One would also think that it is against federal law for the government to provide funds to protect illegal aliens from deportation, when the Constitution tasks the government to stop invasion, to control the borders, and deport those illegally present in the U.S. Essentially, you have the government fighting the government when it comes to deporting illegals.
I’d love to know where this money is coming from. What legislation authorizes it? And which politician will benefit from it monetarily?
