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This information has been compiled from Sue Payne, a contributor to WCBM 680 and a Co-Host of the Pat McDonough Radio Show
Listen to Sue Payne Interviewed on the Mark Levin Show (2/26/15)
On November 21, 2014 the Task Force on New Americans was formed.
Task Force began meeting until Jan – Feb 2015, when a series of three (3) listening sessions was conducted to gather information for the preparation of a report due to the president by March 2015.
During the three listening sessions, it was disclosed that representatives of the white house and all cabinet members as well as immigrant groups would share information to be included in the report.
Some of the information exchanged was:
Immigrants should be viewed as seedlings to be planted in fertile soil to grow. The fertile soil was equated to the “receiving communities” which would be those communities the illegal aliens are now living in, but once out of the shadows, these communities become welcoming or receiving communities.
Others commented that these same communities would be viewed as “emergent immigrant communities”
As a listener on the call, it was easy to logically see how these communities would welcome immigrants out of the shadows, but also, it could be construed that the host community members might well be relegated into the shadows. In essence, the seedlings consume the host and what was once the original community is transformed.
One comment cautioned against assuming these “New Americans” would want to assimilate. The interest was in navigation, not assimilation, and the navigation was through the system, focused on benefits.
Another commented that not all the New Americans would want work permits; rather many of the immigrant women wanted to be home with their children and not work, provided taxpayer benefits are secured for them and their children.
Another suggestion indicated that the Task Force consider these New Americans as refugees or asylum seekers, and as such considered for cash, medical, educational, and housing benefits.
This wave of New Americans will include many elderly and these older and unskilled immigrants need help to age successfully, i.e. getting into social security benefits as soon as possible.
In closing, there was a suggestion that another Executive Order declaring Thanksgiving be renamed Celebrate Immigrants Day.
Ted Hayes, tedhayes@tedhayes.us, the founder of America’s Black Shield also listened to the three calls as well as Sue Payne from Rally for America.
Judicial Watch has begun an investigation into the Task Force on New Americans and additional information will be forthcoming from Del. Pat McDonough (patmcdee@comcast.net)
WCBM will post updates as we receive them on wcbm.com.
Comments: Transcript of Mark
Levin's two conversations with Sue Payne of WCBM.
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Sue Payne: Thank you,
Mark. I wanted to inform you that two weeks ago I attended three conference
calls with members of the White House: Cecilia Monuz and folks that are putting
together this amnesty mill for Obama.
SP: With the series of
three, I took extensive notes...
SP: Let me tell you
what they said. What went on in the call is that the immigration groups, they
call themselves the Task Force for New Americans, this is what Obama called
them. What the immigrant group said was that they did not want they did not want
the American citizens and the president to get the wrong idea of this amnesty,
that they are not interested in assimilating, they are interested in
navigating. And their new call was: we want to navigate, not assimilate. And
what they want to navigate is the benefits in this country. They have no
intentions of becoming American citizens because they feel like their home
country is somewhere else. But they want the benefits. And, in fact, some of
the women on the call said that the citizens of this country need to realize
that these immigrant women, their best job is to stay home with their children,
and that we should be giving them money and..."
(Hard commercial break
then stopped the conversation stopped, but it continued two days later on 26 Feb
2015 on the Mark Levin Show.
II) @ 1:30:50 of Mark
Levin Show podcast.
http://www.marklevinshow.com/
Sue Payne: I'm very
good. Thank you for having me on the show.
ML: Now, Sue, who can
also be heard on WCBM on the weekends I learned, Sue Payne. Sue, we don't have a
lot of time so go ahead and summarize what took place on that call.
SP: Well, what took
place on the call was there was the Task Force on New Americans, which Obama
established on November
21st (2014).
Remember when he went to Las Vegas, the media said he was signing an executive
order for five million illegal aliens to become deferred. In reality, what he
did was sign a memorandum that created the Task Force on New Americans, which
was going to implement his amnesty mill for the five million illegals, which I
believe is going to be more than that, Mark. I think he (Obama) was planning,
and on these conference calls it became clear that he's looking at 13 (million)
to 15 million to give protection and move them on to citizenship. What happened
in the conference calls was there was a representative from 16, each of the
members of his cabinet. So there were 16 representatives there, and Cecilia
Munoz was on the first call.
ML: Hold on now. And
she (Munoz) is a top advisor to the President on this and a former senior
official with LULAC, er, La Rasa, La Rasa.
SP: La Rasa. And she's
chairing this task force. And so what became clear is that once these illegals
come out of the shadows, so to speak, their communities that they're living in
now are going to be redesignated as receiving communities, and what this task
force is designed to do is to create a welcoming feeling among these receiving
communities to bring in these immigrants, bring them out in the open. But the
receiving communities will then soon morph into what was established, an
emerging immigrant community. And to do that, what they said was that we need to
start looking at the immigrant as a seedling and for the seedling to grow, the
seedling needs to be in fertile soil.
ML: Alright, let's hold
on. OK, we've got the seedling, the fertile soil in these new communities. Good
Lord, this sounds like Plato's Republic. It sounds like Marxism; it sounds like
Mao's China.
(Commercial break)
ML: Now we're going to
go back to Sue. So, Sue, we have these special little communities and seedlings
and fertilizer and then what?
SP: Well, eventually
the seedlings will take over the host, and the immigrants will come out of the
shadows. And what I got from the meetings was they would be pushing the citizens
into the shadows. They would be taking over the country. In fact, one of the
members of the task force actually said that we (the task force) would be
developing a country within a country. There was a couple of buzzwords that were
really disturbing to hear. That was one of them. One was from the White House
spokesman (who) said that immigrants need to be aware of the benefits they are
entitled to, which led to another comment saying that this group that Obama's
going to pardon or give amnesty to would not be interested in assimilating; they
would navigate, not assimilate and go into our benefits..."
ML: OK, stop there.
That's very, very important. So, these are officials in the White House talking
about people not assimilating but navigating. And you know, Sue, this plays
right into what Obama was saying, and I played a clip of that, where, again,
he's not talking about assimilation, either. He's actually talking almost, he
doesn't use the word, about conquering. Did you get that impression?
SP: Oh, yes, especially
when it became very clear the receiving communities would be morphing into the
emergent immigrant communities. And he also, there was also a couple of other
things that were very disturbing. One was that, as soon as this decision is
pushed through, these immigrants need to be treated as refugees. They need to be
given cash. They need medical care. They need to use credit cards to pay for any
documents that they need. And, also, we (the task force) need to convince state
and local governments to cut these people no interest loans with taxpayer
dollars so they can then pay for their papers. (pause)
SP: As if we were
funding our own destruction here.
ML: This is amazing.
What amazes me, Sue, is how this has progressed, how advanced this strategy is.
Obviously, it's been in the works for years and years. It's just incredible. And
if you hadn't been on this phone call (task force conference calls), we wouldn't
even know about this.
SP: No, you wouldn't.
It was a series of three calls. And, Mark, also they said there was going to be
a great deal of older immigrants in this batch. And that we (the task force)
needed to make sure the receiving communities knew that the older or elderly
unskillled can contribute to these receiving communities, and that the
government should understand that immigrants need to age successfully. (garbled)
And we need to get them into Social Security as soon as possible so that they
can age successfully within their country within a country.
ML: This is
unbelievable, what's going on inside this country, inside the gates of the White
House, uh, without any authority, without the knowledge of the American people.
I feel like this a completely surreptitious government. I feel we're the ones
who are in the shadows. I feel like we're the ones being cut out of the
information flow. Like I said, this is no republic. I don't what the hell this
is.
SP: Mark, in closing, I
just want to say that what's scary about this vote that's going on right now
about the Homeland Security and funding or defunding Obama's executive order is
that they spoke in this call about their willingness to leverage federal funds.
And what I got from that was that if this thing goes through, and they fund
Homeland Security, then all these cabinet offices will be willing to just
leverage their funds.