The following is an AI generated summary of the video shown above, which was published on March 30, 2024 by Redacted’s YouTube Channel.
- Phase two of President Biden’s border invasion plan involves allowing permanent resident aliens and U.S. citizens to sponsor illegal immigrants to enter the country legally.
- The process involves designating those illegally in the country as legal residents, granting them the ability to sponsor family members to enter the U.S.
- The administration has extended this sponsorship capability to encompass a significant number of individuals beyond those originating from specific countries previously identified.
“Phase two is allowing permanent resident aliens with green cards and United States citizens to sponsor illegal immigrants from foreign nations into America.”
Exploiting Legal Channels for Illegal Immigration
- The administration has devised a scheme where illegal immigrants, previously considered such, are now granted the status of legal residents. This status enables them to sponsor family members to join them in the U.S.
- USCIS has blurred the lines between lawful permanent residents and those with illegal status to facilitate this process.
“The USCIS has bestowed legal resident status on illegal aliens, so now illegal aliens can sponsor their family members to come into America.”
Financial Facilitation by Non-Governmental Organizations
- Non-governmental organizations (NGOs) like Catholic Charities are enlisted to serve as financial sponsors for the influx of family members sponsored by illegal residents, circumventing traditional financial support requirements.
- This financial support shift allows for a more extensive number of family members to be sponsored, as the burden of financial responsibility is shifted to these NGOs.
“DHS now claims that…Catholic Charities, they can be the financial sponsors.”
Role of Catholic Charities in the Process
- Catholic Charities is a non-profit refugee resettlement group affiliated with the Catholic Church. They receive substantial funding to facilitate the resettlement process for refugees.
- While not directly part of the government, Catholic Charities and similar organizations contribute significantly to the immigration process by assisting in the sponsorship and resettlement of individuals.
“Catholic Charities is a nonprofit Refugee resettlement group that’s probably…their main thrust in their charitable work is they resettle refugees.”
Government Funding for Immigration Services
- Government estimates indicate a total of over $7 billion allocated for immigration-related expenditures from the time President Biden took office.
- Nonprofit organizations such as the NOS, United Way, and Jewish Family Service receive significant funding for services related to immigration.
- Taxpayer money paid to these organizations is now used to sponsor the immigration of illegal aliens into the country, often through Catholic Charities.
- The process of sponsoring individuals could lead to a chain migration effect, where one individual’s entry results in multiple family members seeking entry as well.
The NOS, United Way, Jewish Family Service, Mom and Pops are paying taxpayer money to bring illegal aliens into our country, sponsored by organizations like Catholic Charities. It’s a concerning chain migration pattern escalating the issue.
Social Security Benefits for Illegal Immigrants
- Once illegal immigrants become legal residents, they receive Social Security numbers and can qualify for benefits, potentially surpassing lifelong taxpayers in benefit payouts.
- This disparity is exacerbated during cost of living adjustments, where illegal alien family members might receive higher benefits compared to hardworking citizens.
Illegal immigrants, once granted legal status, can receive maximum Social Security payouts, sometimes exceeding benefits received by lifelong contributors, leading to significant inequities.
Phase Four: Amnesty Proposals
- The discussion shifts to the upcoming phase, phase four, which is expected to involve both Republicans and Democrats, along with media coordination, advocating for amnesty for tens of millions of undocumented individuals.
- This phase is seen as a unified effort to address the perceived broken immigration system through a broad amnesty approach.
The imminent phase is anticipated to focus on amnesty issues, with discussions spanning between political parties and the media, striving for broad legalization for a substantial number of undocumented immigrants.
Understanding the Documentary “Treason”
- The documentary “Treason” aims to showcase the impact of illegal immigration on American communities, highlighting issues like crime, job loss, and social decay.
- Through interviews with various individuals, including police chiefs and activists, the documentary will provide a comprehensive look at the consequences of unchecked immigration.
“I want you to see what treason is, and I’m going to be interviewing… Chiefs of police in local small towns, City activists that I would have nothing in common with politically.”
Funding and Production of the Documentary
- The production of “Treason” is on a tight schedule aiming for release before the 2024 election.
- Contributions can be made through the GiveSendGo platform to support the creation and dissemination of the documentary.
“We have a tight budget, so we are going to the GiveSendGo, and just go to GiveSendGo, the link will be available.”
Encouraging Audience Support and Contributions
- The audience is encouraged to consider contributing to the documentary project, even with small amounts, to help shed light on the realities of illegal immigration in the U.S.
- By donating to the GiveSendGo account, individuals can play a crucial role in spreading awareness about the impact of illegal immigration.
“I encourage all of our audience to go there, we’ll link it up in the description, to be able to visit there, and if you’ve got $5 laying around… just to give $5 or a few bucks here or 20 bucks, whatever it is to this, to this… GiveSendGo account to help get this documentary made.”



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