Kelly Kullberg Schools Pelosi on Biblical Immigration Policy
Congratulations to Kelly Kullberg, co-author of Finding God at Harvard and organizer of Evangelicals for Biblical Immigration, for this good write-up in Breitbart on her letter to the House on immigration.
Nancy Pelosi had claimed that evangelicals -- she called them "the Bible folks" -- supported the Senate's version of immigration reform.
Kullberg writes:
On average 70% of Americans, across all ethnic and faith groups but Islam, oppose this bill for its influx of foreign labor. The bill is unfair to twenty million unemployed Americans including lower-skilled workers, college graduates, veterans and the elderly with disappearing savings thus still needing work. The bill is unkind to our children who are already facing an unconscionable seventeen trillion dollar national debt which the "Gang of Eight" bill will escalate by trillions of dollars.
Kullberg's letter continues:
The "Gang of Eight" immigration bill will increase debt and danger in America for both citizens and guests, thus further precipitating the decline of the America we love and steward. In Scripture we are taught to make wise distinctions between the well-meaning sojourner (the "ger" in Hebrew) and the foreigner who does not advance a nation’s faith, values and story (the "goyim'').
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