ENLIST Act

The military is firing thousands of soldiers, but Obama wants amnesty for illegal immigrants who enlist. Eric Cantor backs the “merits” of the Enlist Act.

Conservative challenger Dave Brat says, "Eric Cantor represents large corporations who want a never-ending supply of cheap, low-wage foreign labor.” A Cantor advisor stated that Cantor's been consistent in his opposition to the Senate comprehensive amnesty bill but thinks there should be places to reach common ground.

On Tuesday, Rep. Jeff Miller (R-FL), the chairman of the House Veterans Affairs Committee, dodged a line of questioning from conservative radio host Laura Ingraham regarding Miller’s sponsorship of the ENLIST Act. 

"Eric Cantor," David Brat said, "seemed content to allow our military to be used as a vehicle for granting amnesty to illegal immigrants until he saw my primary challenge and principled conservatives stand on Amnesty. Conservative constituents are overwhelmingly opposed to Amnesty but their voice was ignored."

Less than a month ago, Eric Cantor made a “pledge” to Congressman Jeff Denham of California to help him push through his ENLIST Act to grant illegal aliens citizenship in return for service in the US armed forces. But after voters sent Cantor message by throwing out his handpicked 7th district Republican chairman it looks like Cantor has switched sides.

Please  allow us to connect the dots and make the case that Speaker Boehner, Majority Leader Eric Cantor and GOP Whip Kevin McCarthy are just plain lying when they or their spokesmen say there’s no plan to move an amnesty bill in the House this year.