The Jenny Beth Show

Job Board for Illegal Aliens & a Database of 51,942 Crimes | Victoria Manning

Episode Summary

There is a job board on the internet built for illegal aliens, and one of the listings on it recruits campaign door knockers to get out the vote for Democrats. It pays 25 to 40 dollars an hour. It says people with a criminal record are encouraged to apply. Victoria Manning of Restoration News found it, published it, and watched much of the site get scrubbed within days. She kept the screenshots of every company that had advertised there, and she has sent what she found to the Department of Homeland Security and the Department of Justice. Manning walks Jenny Beth Martin through how a site like this operates in plain sight. The founder came to this country illegally and stayed as a recipient of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program. The listings are built around contract work that takes a tax identification number instead of a Social Security number, which lets a worker pay federal income tax without ever holding legal status or a work permit. Federal law, 8 U.S.C. 1324a, makes it unlawful to knowingly hire, recruit, or refer for a fee an unauthorized worker, and it carries prison time. Cornell Law School appears on the conference sponsor page, and Manning says she has found dozens more colleges pointing students to the site. Then the database. IllegalAlienCrimes.com is a year of public records requests to sheriffs across the country, immigration enforcement records, and news reports, compiled into 51,942 documented crimes committed by illegal aliens, searchable by state and by county. Pick Wyoming, a state nobody calls a border state, and the filings keep scrolling. Also in this episode: what the deployment record actually shows about the USS Abraham Lincoln, and how Manning flipped a Virginia school board from an eight to three Democrat majority to a six to five Republican one. Victoria Manning is Senior Investigative Researcher at Restoration News, a former eight year elected member of the Virginia Beach School Board, and the author of "Behind the Wall of Government Schools." More at jennybethshow.com and teapartypatriots.org.

Episode Notes

Guest: Victoria Manning

Victoria Manning is Senior Investigative Researcher at Restoration News, where she reports on election integrity, illegal immigration, and public education. She served eight years as an elected member of the Virginia Beach School Board, where she and her allies flipped the board from an eight to three Democrat majority to a six to five Republican majority, and she co-founded the School Board Member Alliance, which provides governance training to school board members across Virginia. She is the author of "Behind the Wall of Government Schools." She is a Navy spouse; her husband served thirty years and retired as a Navy captain. This is her return visit to the show.

Key topics:

Timestamps:

00:00 — The job board built for illegal aliens

00:48 — Meet Victoria Manning of Restoration News

01:48 — Senator Mark Warner and the USS Abraham Lincoln

03:41 — An election year, and a fourth term he promised not to seek

05:23 — 295 days in 2019, 256 days in 2022, 290 days in 2002

07:01 — What the Secretary of the Navy said

08:28 — Life as a Navy spouse, and parents of adult sailors

10:31 — Navy recruiting climbing again

12:40 — Merit replacing the social justice agenda

17:32 — Undocuprofessionals: the Restoration News exclusive

17:56 — Criminal records encouraged to apply

18:13 — The founder, who came here illegally and stayed under Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals

18:53 — A tax identification number is not a work permit

19:12 — Published Monday, and the site was scrubbed

20:04 — Federal law, 8 U.S.C. 1324a, and the prison time attached

21:38 — Colleges and universities referring students to the site

22:27 — Cornell Law School on the conference sponsor page

24:54 — Merrimack and the Progressive Turnout Project

25:56 — Taking jobs from American citizens

28:35 — IllegalAlienCrimes.com and the database her team built

30:43 — How far back it goes, and how it was compiled

31:24 — Walking the site: picking Wyoming

33:13 — The app that flew people into the interior of the country

34:43 — What astounded her in the records

36:04 — The victims behind every entry

38:18 — Eight years on the Virginia Beach School Board

40:02 — Flipping an eight to three board to a six to five majority

40:39 — Nashville, Michigan, and Berkeley: slipping standards

43:15 — When she told the board, they said it was not happening

44:33 — Show up, help, and consider running

46:21 — Why local control of education wins

48:53 — The call to action

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