Politico reveals that fwd.us, an organization founded by Mark Zuckerberg and other pro-immigration billionaires, will spend as much $10 million over the next year in a media campaign to attack Donald Trump and other GOP presidential candidates who oppose amnesty and propose less legal immigration.
The Politico article inaccurately describes opposition to amnesty and mass immigration as immigration “reform.” The article states, “Fwd.us is looking to counter the anti-immigration reform rhetoric in the GOP primary and lay the groundwork for an overhaul of the country’s immigration laws in early 2017 once the next president takes office. Formed in 2013 by tech giants including Facebook’s Zuckerberg, Bill Gates, Reid Hoffman and Eric Schmidt, among others, the group accounted for 75 percent of all paid media spent in 2013 and 2014 to support immigration reform and had field operations in 29 states and 149 target House districts at the peak of the debate.”
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