Daniel Greenfield
February 25, 2021 @ Sultan Knish Blog
"We
have 11 million undocumented people living, working and raising
families in our communities without legal status," Senator Robert
Menendez argued, introducing the Biden illegal alien amnesty bill that
he had sponsored. "These are good and decent people."
Menendez,
who was tried for, among other things, allegedly taking bribes to help
his millionaire Dominican donor obtain visas for his model
‘girlfriends’, knows a lot about immigration.
He also knows quite a bit about the goodness and decency of illegal aliens.
Menendez’s
office was caught employing an illegal alien intern who was also a
registered sex offender. The intern, Luis Abrahan Sanchez Zavaleta, had
come from Peru on a tourist visa which had expired. Luis proved his
goodness and decency by molesting an
8-year-old boy.
The
South American child molester however was an unpaid intern because
there are some jobs, like interning for Senator Menendez, that even
American child molesters won’t do.
Luis had repeatedly sexually assaulted an 8-year-old boy. He was
charged with "aggravated sexual assault" which under the state criminal code
involves
"an act of sexual penetration." Since this was New Jersey, a state run
by Democrats and the mob, the Menendez intern only received two years
probation and was not turned over to ICE until after he tried to apply
for Obama’s DACA illegal alien amnesty.
When ICE finally got wind
of it and was ready to send the illegal alien child molester back to
Peru, its New Jersey agents were told to stand down by the Obama
officials running immigration in Washington D.C. because Menedez
was up for reelection in two weeks and the Democrats wanted to avoid an arrest that risked “garnering significant congressional and media interest”
Obama
officials denied everything and Senator Menendez borrowed Obama’s
favorite line, claiming that he had only heard that his office had an
illegal alien child molester from the news.
But Menendez whined that employing an illegal alien child molester made amnesty more urgent.
"It does speak volumes about why we need comprehensive immigration reform," Senator Menendez had
argued.
"I can't know who is here to pursue the American dream versus who is
here to do it damage if I cannot get people to come forth out of the
shadows."
The shadows being those of his own office which failed
to check the sex offender registry. We can deport illegal alien child
molesters without offering amnesty to millions of illegals.
Now,
Senator Menendez has introduced the illegal alien amnesty bill
championed by the Biden administration which would provide amnesty for
at least 11 million or as many as 22 million illegal aliens and ensure a
rapid pathway to legal status for DACA applicants like Luis.
Menendez
has always been passionate about immigration. He was so passionate
about it that he ended up being indicted on 8 counts of bribery, for,
among other things, helping a millionaire Dominican immigrant donor in
his sixties get visas for his twenty-something model “girlfriends”.
According to
the indictment,
Senator Menedez got “access to an exclusive Dominican resort” and the
“use of a Carribean villa”, not to mention $750,000 in cash to
Democrats. Then there was a trip to Paris for Menendez with a “woman
with whom he had a personal relationship”.
Senator Menendez also
"used his position as a United States Senator” to “influence the visa
proceedings” for his donor’s “foreign girlfriends", according to the
indictment. These girlfriends allegedly included Juliana Lopes Leite, an
actress and model from Brazil, on whose behalf Menendez's senior policy
advisor told the State Department that he wanted to "advocate
unconditionally" and "encourage careful consideration" of her visa
application.
While she came to America on a student visa, Menendez met her as his donor's girlfriend.
Then
there was
Rosiell Polanco Suero, a Dominican model, who, along with her sister,
wanted to come to America. Menendez's office sent an email to the Consul
General in the Dominican Republic urging him to approve their visas.
When their applications were turned down, Menendez applied the screws
and the sisters got a call telling them to come in for a second hearing.
“Subj:
Two people from the D.R. who wanted visas to visit Dr. Melgen got them.
In my view this is only due to the fact that R.M. intervened,” read an
email sent to Daniel O’Brien, Menendez’s chief of staff. O’Brien had
formerly worked as the chief of staff for Senator Joe Biden.
Finally, there was Svitlana Buchyk, a Urkranian model and actress living in Spain on whose behalf Menendez wrote another letter.
You’ve gotta give Senator Menedez credit for caring about model immigrants.
“Certain
elements of the FBI and of our state cannot stand, or even worse,
accept that the Latino kid from Union City and Hudson County could grow
up to be a United States senator and be honest,” the New Jersey senator
declared, blaming his legal misfortunes on racism.
After spending
over $5 million on his legal defense, Menendez’s trial ended in a hung
jury and he’s now the public face of Biden’s amnesty push while
lecturing us about the goodness and decency of illegal aliens. If we
won’t agree, then like the FBI and the investigators who put him on
trial, we’re also racists who hate a “Latino kid” who has spent 47 years
“working” in politics.
Just like Joe Biden.
It’s no
wonder that Biden picked another member of the “47 Years in Politics”
club to be the public face of his campaign to kill American jobs and
eliminate any hope for the future.
Unlike the Latin American and
Ukranian “models” eager to come to America and party with Senator
Menendez’s donor three times their age, his illegal alien advocacy
wouldn’t just harm the domestic prostitution industry, but would steal
the jobs and dreams of millions of Americans.
It would also boost domestic crime and potentially enable child molesters like his former intern.
What
does it say about the U.S. Citizenship Act of 2021, Biden’s illegal
alien amnesty bill, that it was introduced by Senator Menendez, who had
stood trial on bribery charges, and in the House by Rep. Linda Sanchez,
whose husband had
been indicted over the alleged theft of taxpayer funds?
"I
am the daughter of immigrant parents from Mexico. They came to this
country and they work hard and they sacrificed every day to provide for
me and my brothers and sisters," Rep. Linda Sanchez claimed. "Their
story is like the story of so many others."
Like so many others,
Rep. Linda Sanchez, and her sister, Rep. Loretta Sanchez, who had run
for office by telling her bigoted voters that, “the Vietnamese and the
Republicans are… trying to take this seat”, built careers in politics.
Linda, who represents a district in California, married the chair of the
Connecticut Municipal Electric Energy Corporation who was
lobbying her colleague.
Linda’s
husband allegedly took $800,000 from CMEEC and spent it on trips to the
Kentucky Derby and a flight for Linda to Key West, Florida. Sanchez
claimed that her Kentucky Derby trip had been okayed by the House Ethics
Committee. It’s a story like so many others.
It’s hard to think of two worse rotten hacks to be the public face for Biden’s illegal alien amnesty.
Biden’s
illegal alien amnesty will sail through the House, but faces challenges
in the Senate. Its champion there will be a politician who was tried
for bribery involving abuse of the immigration system and whose child
molesting illegal alien intern had been protected from ICE.
Senator
Menendez is the perfect man for the job because he’s the epitome of
abusing the immigration system. And somewhere in New Jersey are the
parents of a boy abused by his intern, an illegal alien who should have
been deported long before he could commit his crime.
How many more little boys will be abused by the beneficiaries of Biden’s illegal alien amnesty?
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About Daniel Greenfield
Daniel Greenfield is a journalist investigating Islamic terrorism and
the Left. He is a Shillman Journalism Fellow at the David Horowitz
Freedom Center
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