Democrats Want To Wreck America With Third-World Immigration

The prospects of Democrat ruination are readily apparent. The early ballots, blue and red, are already being cast. The question is whether enough GOP voters treat the stakes as real.

Joseph Ford Cotto | October 20, 2026

Voters are already casting ballots by mail or in-person for the midterms. Sheer motivation will decide which party controls Congress, but not on the basis of grocery bills or gas prices.

What shall determine this election cycle? Whether enough of one side shows up to stop the other from assuming control over Capitol Hill and key statehouses.

The Democrats have made clear that regaining even one congressional chamber would spark a mission to restart the open-border machine, culminating in mass amnesty. The blue objective is ruinous for America, and the fair-minded people who grasp reality should vote their interests without hesitation.

A Council of Economic Advisers (CEA) analysis lays out the permanent fiscal wound of blue immigration policy. The lifetime net cost of each illegal alien already present is estimated at $166,716. Scaled across the existing population of illegals, the aggregate burden sits between $1.4 trillion and $1.9 trillion. Granting amnesty would convert temporary, restricted welfare claims into full and permanent eligibility for major federal programs.

Annual new costs for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, better known as “food stamps,” would rise by $3.6 billion to $4.7 billion. Housing assistance under the Department of Housing and Urban Development would add $2.3 billion to $3 billion each year. Medicaid spending would jump by $30 billion to $40 billion annually. Combined, those three programs would add $36 billion to $47 billion in new federal spending every year, or $361 billion to $475 billion over a decade.

Those figures cover only the narrowest slice of leftist immigration policy.

The same CEA analysis projects that the full suite of open-border and amnesty policies, if enacted, would impose roughly $49 trillion in costs over ten years; more than $350,000 for every American household. That is not an accounting error. It is the direct transfer of resources from working citizens to people who entered or remained illegally,........

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