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#News A private program to import migrants into U.S. communities, give them jobs and citizenship classes was launched during the Biden Administration and involved four former first families, the Rockefellers, and dozens of U.S. companies. That project is called Welcome.US. and it is still operating today. #Afghanistan The private nonprofit was launched Sept. 14, 2021, after the Afghanistan withdrawal to help with massive number of Afghans entering the country, but Conservatives say it was used to imported millions of migrants, then give them American jobs, homes, and benefits. In fact, the council admitted it formed partnerships so migrants could be “hired at scale.”Who did it? 🔷️Honorary co-chairs: ➡️Barack Obama and Michelle Obama ➡️Bill Clinton and Hillary Clinton ➡️George W. Bush and Laura Bush ➡️Jimmy Carter and Rosalynn Carter 🔷️Working co-chairs: ➡️Cecilia Muñoz, Obama’s White House Domestic Policy Council director ➡️John Bridgeland, Bush's White House Domestic Policy Council director ➡️Founding CEO: Nazanin Ash - Iranian ➡️Welcome.US’s CEO Council was co-chaired by ➡️Accenture CEO Julie Sweet and ➡️Google/Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai. They said the council would speed up the 'resettlement' of the migrants, making sure the migrants who were being imported had jobs. There was a coalition of about 35 - 40 companies. Its first-year report said 68,000 jobs were posted by 224 companies on a Welcome.US Employment Exchange aimed at hiring migrants, not U.S. citizens. Some of those businesses on CEO Council or first-year partner lists include: Amazon Apple Google Microsoft Uber Lyft Airbnb T-Mobile Walmart Target Starbucks Gap Inc. Chobani Marriott International Accenture ManpowerGroup Goldman Sachs Bank of America Delta Air Lines United Airlines Pfizer Adobe AIG Blackstone HP Snap Comcast Walgreens Hiring targets: 🔷️Amazon: at least 5,000 migrants over three years in the United States 🔷️Marriott: 1,500 in the United States over three years 🔷️Pfizer: 500 in the United States by 2025 We have questions: Is a pipeline that imports migrants and gives them first opportunity and jobs specifically carved out to them and not US citizens discriminatory? And if this was about Afghan interpreters, why is the program still running? and finally, Why did they front a private 501(c)(3) that ran resettlement and hiring programs that looked like a federal pipeline during the Biden administration, with White House alumni in charge?#christinaaguayonews