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The repaved video clip appears to show Democratic Rep. Yvette ClarkeDN.Y. claims she needs more immigrants “for rezoning purposes only,” which has attracted significant attention and anger from conservatives online.
The video comes from a 2021 House Foreign Affairs Committee briefing, showing long-time Democrat Clarke advises Brooklyn’s local Haitian community to “absorb a large number of these communities” migrant. ”
“When I heard my colleagues talk, you know, the doors of the hotel are closed, there is no space in the hotel, I know, I know that my area needs more people, just for the purpose of reallocation, these members can obviously be here.”
In response, author and political commentator Kyle Becker told X: “House House Rep. Yvette Clarke just said that the quiet part of the wind is strong. Democrats are as anti-American as the United States.”
Rep. YVETTE CLARKE, DN.Y. She was seen in a resurfaced 2021 video “I need more people, just for the purpose of redistribution.” (Rep. Yvette Clarke, DN.Y. and John Moore/Getty Images’ official congressional website)
“American citizens are coming here for foreigners, using our social services, our educational services, our infrastructure, and then retiring at our expense, which is crazy,” Becker continued. “It’s all because the anti-American Democrats want some extra seats in Congress. Enough!”
The popular conservative account, End of Wokeness, also commented on the video, saying, “This is how you hijack democracy.”
Conservative influencer David Freeman commented: “DEM kept saying the quiet part out loud.”
“That’s why millions are imported. They want to have a party country by party.”
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New York City had previously taken action to allow non-citizens to vote in local elections, but the state’s Supreme Court violated the law earlier this year. (Gary Hershorn/Getty Image)
New York City, the Democratic New York City, has received significant criticism in the past for allowing non-citizens to vote in local elections. Earlier this year, the state’s Supreme Court, New York Court of Appeals, Stopped such a law The New York City Council passed in 2021, which will allow nearly one million non-citizens to vote for elections, including the mayor and the city council.
In response to the resurfaced clip, some have re-called for the legislature to pass the “Save” bill, which was introduced by representatives. Chip RoyR-Texas, earlier this year. The bill would require individuals to provide proof of record of U.S. citizenship when registering for voting in federal elections.
Additionally, the bill states must remove non-citizens from their list of eligible voters and impose criminal penalties for registration applicants voting in the federal election, failing to introduce documentary evidence of U.S. citizenship.
Rep. Chip Roy of R-Texas proposed the Save Act, which requires proof of U.S. citizenship to vote in federal elections. The Clark clip has rekindled the conservative call to pass the Senate measure. (Win McNamee/Getty Images)
The bill has passed the house but has not been occupied yet Senate.
Fox News Digital reached out to Clarke’s office but received no immediate response.
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