Nevada Dem. Governor Sisolak (SHITSOLAK) using tax dollars to provide resources for Illegal Aliens! Look out my fellow Patriots...Looks like we have a new name for ILLEGAL ALIENS (I guess Illegal Alien & Undocumented Worker are no longer useful for the leftist's narratives?) The new name is "New Americans"  Link to full Q & A: https://thenevadaindependent.com/article/indytalks-full-transcript-of-steve-sisolaks-interview-with-the-nevada-independent  **  I have pasted below a section of the Q & A with Steve Sisolak regarding his plan to provide resources for ILLEGAL ALIENS(Reporter's questions are Italicized)** "All right. I tried, guys. The other new commission or office you’re creating is something called the Office of New Americans, and you talked in your speech with some passion I think about a Dreamer you had met. Deisy.  Yeah, and there are a lot of amazing Dreamers in this state.  There are.  You know that, right?  I do.  And I’m just wondering… And they’re not recognized as much as they should be recognized for all that they do for our communities. Exactly. I’m wondering whether this is based on … Mo Denis, the Democratic state Senator, proposed something like this in 2017. There was a bill that essentially got scuttled because there was so much controversy. “Oh no, you’re not going to help the legal and undocumented residents with your Office of New Americans, are you?” Are you? Jon, my motivation behind this is I had a young man working on my campaign. I took him from Congresswoman Titus, Francisco Morales, who I had the pleasure…anybody know Francisco? He’s an incredible young man. Yep I had the pleasure of going with him when he voted for the first time after becoming a citizen and got his right to vote, and he took me, he was my outreach director in the Latino Hispanic community, and I got to spend a lot of time in some of our businesses and I know how hard these folks work. I know how hard these business owners are working, and I’m not talking 40 hour weeks. They are working 14 hours a day, seven days a week, to make their business work and support their family, and oftentimes, they don’t know what opportunities are available, what options are available, and the investment in an office, I think, will make them more aware. It’ll make people have more access to services that area available and that’s our intention behind doing it. But when you talk about Dreamers, Dreamers are not citizens. In fact, maybe the most famous Dreamer in the country, Astrid Silva, will, on Twitter very regularly … you can always cheer for Astrid, that’s fine with me, put out that, just a reminder, Dreamers are not citizens. But they should be given a path to citizenship. Are you announcing your candidacy against Catherine Cortez Masto for the U.S. Senate now? But seriously, does that mean that Dreamers and other undocumented workers are going to be welcome in the Office of New Americans? I want the Office New Americans to help any immigrant in this country that needs access to services that might be available.  *  Legal or otherwise?* I want them to have access to … people that need help finding services will be able to find it in that office.  *  Whether they’re legal or not?* I want people that need to have access for services to be able to go to that office and obtain it. But you know what you’re inviting here. I mean, listen, it’s terrible what’s going on in this country. It is. And you saw it in your campaign too, this demagoguing about sanctuary cities and sanctuary states as a way to divide people and do dog whistling to racism and all the rest of it. Right here, you see … this is what happened with Mo Denis’s bill. You don’t say specifically what it’s going to do, then you’re going to have all of this happen again. Are you not, Governor? I don’t believe we are, Jon. I don’t like fearmongering and I don’t like judgments being made. I’m talking about human lives. I mean people talk in such platitudes and at a 30,000 foot level about this. These are real people with real problems and real lives and if we can provide services for immigrants in this country, I want to do it.  *  I’ll ask the question one other way. Ready?* I’m going to give you the same answer, Jon. Go ahead.  *  It’s going to be tough to give the same answer to this question. Would Astrid Silva be welcome in the Office of New Americans?* Absolutely.  Okay. You know, mentioning the… So is Deisy.  *  Right, exactly. And other Dreamers. Mentioning all that nonsense that went on here with sanctuary cities and all that stuff, what do you think about the issue of whether local jails should refer people to ICE and deportation proceeding if they’ve just gotten like traffic tickets or something?* This is an issue that I spent a lot of time when I was on the county commission with Sheriff [Joe] Lombardo on this issue with ICE. We were proactive. If it was a minor violation, there was never a report to ICE. In my discussions with the sheriff, it’s never his intention to do that. We had a shorter hold than was required in order … ICE very seldom came and picked anybody up and if the violent criminal, the worst of the worst, the felons that are going to break the law, yes, they need to be prosecuted to the full extent of the law and deported, but people that are convicted of shoplifting or traffic violations, I mean, there’s no need for that. *What’s the dividing line? Where’s the line of demarcation? Is it misdemeanors? Is it certain felonies? Where is it?  *  That’s your job as a reporter to get the specific… Oh, here we go. I’m not defining minor and major, but if it’s a violent crime, that’s one thing, a non-violent crime is another thing. " **...And here we have another article referring to the "Office for New Americans" (link to full article below)  **  https://thenevadaindependent.com/article/sisolak-unveils-details-of-proposed-governors-office-for-new-americans "The idea of a center to assist new immigrants in Nevada came up in the 2017 legislative session.  Democratic Sen. Mo Denis said that he introduced SB186 in hopes that those who have degrees in other countries are able to apply their skills to the U.S. rather than taking a low-wage job outside their field of expertise. He testified at the time that the bill language did not draw a distinction between documented and undocumented immigrants. The bill got a hearing in April 2017 but faced criticism that it would help people who are in the country illegally. It died in committee. Nevada won’t be the first state to have an office for new Americans. New York State announced plans for an office last year with the same name, with a focus on providing legal services to immigrants. Denis said Michigan and California have launched similar centers."