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Sep 15, 2026
Megan BashamGUEST
It is funded heavily by people like George Soros and other left-wing billionaires.
Megan BashamGUEST
So they created an evangelical front group and, and legally there's no separation, they're the same entity, but they created this evangelical front group that is to go into churches and say, "We are representing the evangelical vote." And so they took money via the National Immigration Forum.
Megan BashamGUEST
They took money from them, which was then...
Megan BashamGUEST
So George Soros money goes to National Immigration Forum, which then goes to the Evangelical Immigration Table, and they then go out and draft these sort of generic letters that say, you know, maybe, "We stand opposed to racism," or, "We stand opposed to, you know, this kind of xenophobia." And they get all these pastors to sign on.
Megan BashamGUEST
And so the pastors sign on 'cause they think, "Well, we don't wanna be for racism or xenophobia, and we wanna love our immigrant neighbors," so they sign on.
Megan BashamGUEST
And those letters are then taken and presented to our legislators on the right, so our GOP legislators-
Megan BashamGUEST
They're the same entity.
Megan BashamGUEST
But they created this evangelical front group that is to go into churches and say, "We are representing the evangelical vote." And so they took money via the National Immigration Forum.
Megan BashamGUEST
They took money from them, which was then, so George Soros money goes to National Immigration Forum, which then goes to the Evangelical Immigration Table, and they then go out and draft these sort of generic letters that say, you know, maybe, "We stand opposed to racism," or, "We stand opposed to, you know, this kind of xenophobia." And they get all these pastors to sign on.
Megan BashamGUEST
And so the pastors sign on 'cause they think, "Well, we don't wanna be for racism or xenophobia, and we wanna love our immigrant neighbors," so they sign on.
Megan BashamGUEST
And those letters are then taken and presented to our legislators on the right, so our GOP legislators.
TracyHOST
And we are absolutely not going to try and cover 250 years of American history in five minutes.
TracyHOST
Instead, we can definitely recommend a helpful immigration timeline by the National Immigration Forum that you can check out after the show.
TracyHOST
There are a few moments that really shaped our immigration system, though, and I feel like we should highlight those.
TracyHOST
And the first one I want to talk about is the Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882.
Carl RubyGUEST
And asking for some specific policy changes.
Carl RubyGUEST
I worked, I was a consultant with National Immigration Forum for a couple of years.
Carl RubyGUEST
After I left Cedarville, I helped run a program called Bibles, Badges, and Business for Immigration Reform, where I would take people in business, people in law enforcement, or people in ministry together.
Carl RubyGUEST
And we would go to Washington and sit down and talk with congressmen and senators and ask for immigration reform that would keep families together, that would support the rule of law, that would create a secure border, that would treat immigrants with dignity and respect.
Carl RubyGUEST
I worked...
Carl RubyGUEST
I was a consultant with National Immigration Forum for a couple years.
Carl RubyGUEST
After I, uh, left Cedarville, I helped run a program called Bibles, Badges, and Business for Immigration Reform, um, where I would take people in business, people in law enforcement, or people in ministry, and we would go to Washington and sit down and talk with congressmen and senators a- and ask for immigration reform that would keep families together That would, uh, support the rule of law, that would create a secure border, that would treat immigrants with dignity and respect, um, that would be fair to taxpayers, and that would provide a pathway to permanent legal status for people who had come here illegally but who had been paying taxes and doing, doing jobs and, and the, and, um, the, the kind of people who would be good Americans.
Mary HarrisHOST
But you say all this and you sound like you're speaking from a different time, a different era.