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Ascent star of the Democratic Party Jasmine Crockett, D-TexasHe argued that Americans need illegal immigrants because they do the work that the university in this country will not do.
According to reports, Crockett made the comments while talking at the South By Southwest (SXSW) festival on March 8.
In a video clip that went viral on Friday, Crockett said that Americans do not send their children to university with the hope that they end up collecting crops and cleaning the hotel rooms, but that is what illegal immigrants do.
“How many of you are sending your children to college?” Crockett asked the crowd. “How many of you are sending your children to university to go to work on farms?”
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Jasmine Crockett went to President Trump’s efforts to curb illegal immigration and said they make the United States great. (Getty images)
After any response, Crockett added: “It’s okay, then, guess who is working on farms so that you can pay your food? So you can have food.”
The congresswoman continued to point out that Americans do not want her children with university education to provide these services and goods.
“Now, how many of you seek to send your children to hospitality after this university education so that you can go and make the beds in the hotels?” She asked.
“How many of you plan to send your children to university, because that is what we do, we send everyone to university? How many of you plan to send your children to the university so that you can then go and build these houses?” She continued.
Representative Jasmine Crockett argued that Americans with university education will not work in agriculture or hotel industry. (Mark Elias/Bloomberg through Getty Images)
“So, the reality is that, while we live in a capitalist society, there will always be someone or a group of people, who will work that some of you do not want to do,” Crockett said.
“These are the people who are really making us great in this country. They pay in taxes. And guess what? They cannot tear down social security. So, that people go out to belittle them and point them, that is not what makes us great,” he concluded.
Crockett was on stage with a journalist Errin HainesEditor in general of the 19 news. Haines published the clip in his social networks earlier this week before sharing again on X on Friday, where he collected more than 1 million visits in four hours.
In The legend For the original video, Haines said he asked Crockett about the efforts of President Donald Trump to “significantly restrict immigration”, including the authorization of the immigration police to the churches and incursion schools and resort funds for the sanctuary states and cities.
Crockett is not the only Democrat who has presented this argument in recent years.
Representative Jerry Nadler, DN.Y., made similar comments last year, saying that the country needed “Many illegal immigrants“Or our vegetables” could on the ground. “
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President Trump supported a bill to avoid a government closure that includes hundreds of millions of dollars to allow arrests and deportations for ICE. “
In 2023, Rep. Florida. Debbie Wasserman Schultz also said The vegetables in their state would begin to “rot” due to an anti -ilegal immigration law.
The former president of the House of Representatives, Nancy Pelosi, said in 2022 that farmers need illegal immigrants “to choose crops” in Florida.
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Crockett caught the attention last week to affirm that entering the country illegally it was not a crime “ Despite being a violation of the federal law.
Inadequate entry into the United States is considered a federal minor crime in violation of 8 USC 1325, punishable with fines and up to six months in jail for criminals for the first time. The repeat offenders can be subjected to fines and up to two years in prison.