The Senate parliamentarian’s decision to nix immigration from the $3.5T reconciliation bill stung Univision this morning, with Washington, D.C. correspondent Edwin Pitti first calling the judgement a "low blow", then a “double low blow” as the network´s Despierta America kaffeeklatsch progressed.
Watch as Univision bemoans the “migratory setback” (yet again):
Despierta América, Univisión
09/20/2021
KARLA MARTINEZ, HOST, DESPIERTA AMERICA: And at the nation's capital, the Senate's top adviser rejected a request by Democrats to include in the 2022 budget package, the legalization of millions of undocumented immigrants.
EDWIN PITTI: This decision by the Senate parliamentarian becomes a low blow not just for Democrats, but also for the loved ones of millions of undocumented immigrants who have, in recent years, asked for action (to be taken).
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Senate parliamentarian Elizabeth McDonald's rejection of nearly eight million undocumented immigrants comes as a double blow.
True to the network´s position as a de facto far-left immigration PAC with a broadcast license, the decision by Senate parliamentarian Elizabeth McDonald was described as a reversal in the battle to legalize some 8 million undocumented immigrants; that the allocation, which would add an estimated $139,000,000,000 to the nation's deficit, was snuck inside “infrastructure bill” as part of the Democrat's campaign promise wish list, however, didn't make it to the report.
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