Caitlyn Jenner has bemoaned the US being “destroyed” as masses of migrants descend on the country.
Speaking on GB News, the media personality spoke to John Cleese about “millions” entering the country illegally, an issue which she claims will plague the US for decades to come.
US President Joe Biden is under fire over the extent of illegal immigration in the States, with House Speaker Mike Johnson threatening to hold back funding for Ukraine should the issue not be properly addressed.
“I would say that by the time it’s over with and we get a different president, there’ll be at least 15 million people in our country illegally”, she said.
Caitlyn Jenner said the effects of illegal immigration will be dealt with for 50 years
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“Venezuela are emptying out their jails, putting them on buses, taking them to the border, sending them across the United States.
“There’s terrorists coming in. We’re going to be dealing with this in the United States for the next 50 years.”
John Cleese quizzed Jenner on the matter
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John Cleese challenged Jenner by putting across the point that a lot of economists are “in favour” of immigration, to which Jenner said back: “Not too many.”
She added: “We’re destroying our country with this. This is not from an economy standpoint, this is not good.
“They’re all on welfare, we’re taxpayers, we’re paying for them, we’re paying for their school, we’re paying for their health care, we’re paying for their kids.
“The list goes on and on. It’s a tremendous burden on our country and our taxpayer.”
So-called “sanctuary cities” have popped up across America as illegal immigrations are labelled “undocumented migrants”.
Denver is one, and the city has demanded further funding from the federal government as a result.
A city spokesman has spoke out on the area receiving more than 30,000 immigrants in one year, suggesting it is an “emergency”.
Denver-based reporter Jimmy Sengenberger hit out at “busloads” of migrants arriving, saying those arriving have been sold a “bill of goods”.
“It is overburdening cities across the country”, he said.
“It includes those like Denver, where we have a status for the City of Denver in what’s called a ‘sanctuary city’ where reporting immigrants, illegal immigrants to federal authorities, Immigration and Customs Enforcement isn’t a standard practice.
“In fact, it’s explicitly discouraged.”
