NFL’s Jack Brewer supports the CDL ban; calls him the most recent former official

Exclusive: Signing a high-paying “second chance” job is one of the biggest challenges facing criminals before reform when trying to reintegrate into society, New York Giant Security and humanitarian activists Jack Brewer Tell Fox News numbers.

In this case, the Secretary of State Marco Rubio’s orders are prohibited He said illegal immigrants and certain visa holders who have obtained commercial driver’s licenses (issued after a fatal crash on the Florida Turnpike) are exactly what U.S. citizens and other actions needed to seek meaningful job opportunities.

Brewer leads the Jack Brewer Foundation, which works with incarcerated and formerly incarcerated people to help them reintegrate into society, provide food and shelter to the world in need, and draw attention to the popularity of our fatherlessness.

“It’s time to stop the visa for commercial truck drivers. There are some Americans – men who are prepared, well-trained and eager to work – they want those jobs, but they face huge obstacles due to criminal records or bureaucracy restrictions.”

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Rubio issued an order Thursday after an illegal immigrant truck driver allegedly caused a fatal crash on the Florida toll road.

Brewer said too many Americans were blocked from stable jobs:

“Many people don’t get good jobs. They’re almost impossible to sign a lease, or even rent a place of residence. They’re always stigmatized.”

Brewer cited federal figures showing that 19 million felony reside in the U.S., with a total of 77 million Americans being affected in some way by the criminal justice system — nearly one-third of the working-age population.

“These are U.S. citizens,” he said. “Take the CDL license as an example. There are CDL programs in prisons across the country where men trained to drive trucks for years. But when they left, they were blocked from these jobs due to probation rules and regulations.”

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Brewer said the wreckage – involved Indian country Hajind Singhhe fled to California before being extradited back to California – it was impossible to prioritize U.S. citizens again.

He pointed out the dead In that crash Probably his foundation’s family or staff.

He added: “I know the prisons in that area, I know these people come out of them, and I know how difficult it is for them to find a job.”

Rubio ordered “all workers’ visas issued by commercial truck drivers” on Thursday to be suspended, citing safety issues and “low-key” [of] The livelihood of American truck drivers. ”

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The call was responded by another Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier, who announced Monday at the Live Oak weighing station on I-10 in Panhandle that the state will use its 287 (G) agreement with ICE to conduct immigration inspections at such facilities.

Brewer praised Usmeer, suggesting other countries follow this lead.

“Every driver of a large-scale semi-truck should verify its certificate, and only legal American citizens can trust this responsibility,” he said.

Trucks should just start, he said – adding that a comprehensive industry should prioritize U.S. citizens, especially those in situations such as former crimes, where they have other obstacles to fight back; they should “take away” people who pay taxes and hold citizenship before seeking foreign nationals to fill the vacancy.

Owner-Operator Independent Drivers Association (OOIDA) President Todd Spencer added in a comment on Fox News numbers that Rubio’s orders also destroyed the “myth of truck driver shortage.”

“In recent years, the rise of visa abuse programs and non-order CDL holders has promoted a large number of drivers entering my country, who strive to safely and fully comply with regulations,” Spencer said.