Immigration Reform Vote in 2013–and How the Vote Could Land This Time

Below, I have provided the list of all the Republicans who voted for immigration "Reform" in the United States Senate after Election 2012.

Some of them were induced into going along with amnesty following the discouraging Election 2012 results.

At the same time that Washington prognosticators were carping about amnesty, Californians witnessed unparalleled lawlessness.

Consider the fact that illegal aliens were obtaining law licenses! In California!

Two years later, two illegal aliens were appointed to city commissions.

No, this country does not need another amnesty. We need to see the United States, both state and sovereignty respected.

Now, I looked over the voting tallies on the 2013 Immigration "Reform" bill.

I have written the US Senate Republicans still in the US Senate who voted for the legislation in Bold


The Democrats who are no longer in the US Senate and have been replaced with Republicans I have written in bold italics.

I imagine that most of those Republicans will reject amnesty.

At any rate, this is what we are facing as Americans in 2018 to demand that US Senators vote to put Americans first, to secure our borders, and to deport illegal aliens and ensure that they do not enter the country again.

68 Voted AYE for Immigration “Reform”

There are 8 Democrats who have since been replaced by Republicans. There are 10 Republicans who went along with the amnesty then and remain in office now, although four of them will be out of office by 2019.

Is it possible that we can ramp up enough pressure on these 10 Republicans and ensure that the other 8 new Republicans reject amnesty?

If that can be done, then there will only be 50 votes for amnesty, and with Mike Pence voting "No" in a tie, that would ensure that the DACA program dies for good, and we can make sure that our government continues to honor the needs of American workers, families, veterans, the disabled, and foster kids.

No DACA! No Amnesty! No Fascist USA!