We are entering Joe Biden’s blatant second week Unconstitutional moratorium on expulsion postpone. As Biden said, the courts are advancing at a snail-like speed, and Republicans are busy making infrastructure deals to get the president to win the policy. At the same time, although the media admitted that the move may be illegal, they still appreciated the move because it didn’t matter anymore.
Of course, CNN is at the top of the list in promoting publicity on this issue. They did this by promoting a mother of three children who claimed to be deported in Las Vegas.House of Representatives Corey Bush provides assist, Live with mom. The result is pure partisan sentiment, ignoring all the reasons why the extension not only ignores the Supreme Court but is also wrong on a practical level.
Dasha Kelly lost his job as a Las Vegas casino dealer, and she and her three daughters faced deportation yesterday.However, due to @Corey Bush Pressing Biden to extend the deportation order and appearing on CNN, she has a home and a GoFundMe campaign of nearly $200,000. pic.twitter.com/pBFooiMwWK
— Keith Boykin (@keithboykin) August 4, 2021
That appearance led to the establishment of a GoFundMe for women in question, which raised more than $200,000. But… then the truth became clear.
The whole thing is a scam. The child in the video above is not her child, nor does he live with her. As for whether she will be expelled, that may also be a lie. In the past, given that the three children were not hers, the idea that she could not go out and find a job to pay her rent seemed wrong.
In other words, CNN was completely and embarrassedly playing her by a scammer who wanted to make quick money. In addition, as a dishonest hacker, Corey Bush helped publicize this.
Go to the 32-minute mark.
— Barrington Martin II (@_BarringtonII) August 10, 2021
This is a reminder for everyone: stop donating to online GoFundMe events. There are many people in everybody’s personal track who need help. Review these needs in your local community and be charitable, but even if this woman’s story is true, what does she need 200,000 dollars for? This is a crazy mismatch of charity resources, and that was before we discovered that it was a scam.
However, in this case, we know that this is a scam, and CNN should be ashamed of promoting this kind of rubbish, thus making the scam possible. They asked this lady to air it many times, and obviously it didn’t take a second to review her statement. Then they let Bush air it for further narration, again without verifying the facts. Why? Because they think it helps support Biden’s unconstitutional order. Apart from “Will this help the Democratic Party?”, no other calculations were made. This is not news, this is activism.
