With some lawmakers predicting a sweeping executive order on immigration from President Barack Obama after the Nov. 4 elections, one federal
agency is already making plans to hire a vendor to crank out up to 34
million blank green cards to accommodate an expected surge in
immigrants in 2016.
The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services has published a draft solicitation
for a contractor capable of producing 4 million cards a year for five
years — and 9 million in the early stages — that would allow immigrants
to live and work in the country, Breitbart reports. One estimate suggests 34 million cards will be printed in total.
An official from the government agency told MailOnline on Monday a plan was developed "in case the president makes the move we
think he will," even though the agency's Document Management Division
isn't yet committing to buying the materials.
Another official cautioned the plan was only a "contingency" in case immigration reform legislation passes in Congress, stressing to MailOnline it wasn't in anticipation of an Obama executive order...more
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Monday, October 20, 2014
US Ordering 34 Million Green Cards for Immigration Plan
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