The foreign-born population in the United States surged to a new high of 51.6 million and has grown rapidly under Democrat President Joe Biden, largely because of illegal immigration, a recent study found. The study from the Center for Immigration Studies (CIS) revealed that the foreign-born population in the United States hit a new high of 51.6 million in March 2024, marking an astonishing increase of 5.1 million since March 2022, the largest two-year increase in all of American history. “Since President Biden took office in January 2021 the foreign-born population has increased by 6.6 million in just 39 months,” the CIS report found. “We have previously estimated that nearly 58 percent of the increase under President Biden is due to illegal immigration.” The foreign-born population increase under Biden is larger than the estimated individual populations of 37 of the 50 individual states, including Wisconsin, Colorado, and Missouri. The CIS report went on to discuss the current trajectory of the foreign-born population, noting that “if present trends continue, the foreign-born population will reach 62.5 million in 2030 and 82.2 million by 2040 — larger than the current combined populations of 30 states plus the District of Columbia.” While many politicians and organizations have advocated for mass immigration by arguing that new arrivals will join the job market, the CIS report found that “only 46 percent of the foreign-born who arrived in 2022 or later were employed in the first part of 2024,” and only eight percent of those who are not working say that they are actively looking for work. CLICK HERE TO GET THE DAILYWIRE+ APP The massive population shift, driven largely by mass illegal immigration, could have massive political implications, with data revealing that 90 percent of congressional districts with higher than average foreign-born population were won by Democrats in the 2018 midterms. Public figures like Elon Musk have accused the Democratic Party of encouraging and allowing mass immigration as a tactic to build political power, in part by taking advantage of the congressional district apportionment process. Here’s a map of 2018 Senate election outcomes in Texas, side by side with a map of the foreign-born population of Texas shown in lighter colors. https://t.co/5J6yXZgD8j pic.twitter.com/NvpZ5fHWJc — Spencer Lindquist ?? (@SpencerLndqst) February 5, 2024 Polling data from Pew Research also found that only four percent of illegal immigrants of Hispanic descent support the Republican Party while 31 percent say that they support the Democratic Party. Legal permanent residents support the Democrats over the Republicans by a margin of 49 to 8 percent, while 54 percent of foreign-born U.S. citizens support the Democrats, as opposed to only 11 percent who support the Republicans. The spike in the foreign-born population under President Joe Biden comes as the United States has faced an unprecedented border crisis with over 9.5 million nationwide encounters and 1.7 million estimated illegal immigrant gotaway recorded under his term. Biden now faces widespread disapproval among voters for his handling of the border crisis, and a recent poll found that Americans trust former President Donald Trump more than the Democrat incumbent to handle immigration. Other polls have found that Americans are in favor of Trump’s plan to deport illegal immigrants.

At least two people who worked for former President Donald Trump — either on the campaign trail or in the White House — said Thursday that they believe ex-Trump attorney Michael Cohen lied on the stand. Both Bryan Lanza and Alyssa Farah Griffin said that Cohen, who has spent the last two days testifying against Trump in his Manhattan hush-money trial, had likely lied under oath when he told the court that he had not wanted to work in the Trump White House. Lanza, former deputy communications director for the Trump-Pence campaign, told CNN’s Jake Tapper that he had direct knowledge of Cohen’s desire to land a White House gig. “[A]t least to me, Michael Cohen was pretty adamant that he wanted to be White House counsel. He said everything he was doing was to be White House counsel, he’s always injected himself with the space that I was in, which was the TV space, because Trump cared a lot about it. Just so, I always viewed that he’s always positioning, and he was pretty clear that he wanted to be White House counsel,” he said, joking that he did not want to be called to testify. Griffin joined Tapper for a later segment, and said that while she had not personally witnessed Cohen saying he wanted to work in the White House, it was something of an open secret. “I was working for a number of Republican lawmakers at that time, several of whom would go into the administration, including Mick Mulvaney as OMB director, and it was widely known and believed. Now, Michael Cohen never told me firsthand, ‘I’m going into the White House, I want to.’ But it was widely discussed that he was angling for Attorney General or to be White House counsel. That’s, I mean, there’s dozens and dozens of people around Washington who could corroborate that,” she said. “My jaw hit the floor when I heard him denying that.” CLICK HERE TO GET THE DAILYWIRE+ APP WATCH: 5.16.24 1250 pm ET CNN Political Commentator, Alyssa Farah Griffin @Alyssafarah w/ CNN Anchor @jaketapper Topic: Griffin's take on Michael Cohen pic.twitter.com/jDc3GkBE33 — Jeff Storobinsky (@jeffstorobinsky) May 16, 2024 Griffin also said that while she wanted to see Trump convicted, she herself could not have convicted him based on Cohen’s testimony. Despite their assessment of the situation, CNN legal analyst Elie Honig said that Cohen’s testimony was too “wishy-washy” to rise to the level of perjury.

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