Ann Coulter and Sean Hannity tackled the subject of immigration policy last night in the context of the recent Boston bombing in a particularly harsh exchange, even by the usual Coulter standards.
The segment began with Hannity asking what “we as a country can do to prevent these types of individuals from entering the United States in the first place.”
Coulter immediately tore into Ted Kennedy’s Immigration Act of 1964 claiming it “was specifically designed to bring in Third World immigrants and to block immigrants from the countries that we’ve traditionally taken immigration from that made up America, i.e. Europe.”
She then moved on to criticize immigrants receiving any form of government assistance, noting that immigrants have commited “about a dozen murders” the last couple of years. Referring to the Boston suspects, Coulter noted:
“They were here like Suspect 1 and Suspect 2 – which by the way have become a popular way to identify them because no one can pronounce their names – they are here, the family’s on welfare, […] meanwhile they’re talking about how they hate America.”
Coulter went on to add that zero immigrants should be collecting welfare, which would lead to zero immigrants committing mass murder.
“If you are collecting government assistance, it seems to me, can’t we all agree you are not the kind of immigrant we need in America.”
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