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SAVE Act: Chuck Schumer Tries to Paint Republicans with His Party’s Horrible Jim Crow Past

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It’s always interesting how Democrats bring up their party’s sins and try to attribute them to the Republican Party. Democrat Senator Chuck Schumer is trying to disparage the SAVE Act by comparing it to his party’s Jim Crow past. Many on X are asking Schumer how proof of citizenship ties into the racist policies once put forth by leaders of his party in days long past.

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Here’s Schumer. (WATCH)

The Democrat Party owns Jim Crow. They can never give it away.

Democrats seem stuck on this idea that the only time Americans don’t have to prove their identity is when they decide who leads our country. Commenters know why.

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Posters say Schumer is upping his rhetoric since his party turned on him for supporting President Donald Trump's budget plan.

Schumer is all about power. He recently hinted he’s not retiring anytime soon, even though he’ll probably face a primary challenge when he’s up for reelection.

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