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Rep. Ayanna Pressley reframes believing in objective reality as subscribing to ‘far-right white supremacist ideology’
On September 1, the House Oversight Committee task hearing on “birth tourism” broached the extremely real and important phenomenon of foreign nationals worming their way onto American soil to, through legal alchemy, magically emit “American citizens” from their non-American uteruses.
Rep. Ayanna Pressley took the hearing as an opportunity to condemn the Great Replacement as a “conspiracy theory” and accused Republicans of trying to strip citizenship from native-born “Black [capitalized for some reason] folks.”
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But she was just getting warmed up with the crazy.
She further characterized not allowing foreign nationals to smuggle themselves onto American soil to plop out an anchor baby as “surveying women’s bodies” to “end the freedom of movement for pregnant people.”
Via Pressley's press release (emphasis added):
Today’s hearing is yet another assault on our democracy and our constitution.
Now, Trump tried to dismantle the 14th Amendment through executive order, but even the conservatives on the Supreme Court said that it was wrong, that he was wrong.
And now Republicans in Congress are trying to do exactly that. They aren’t just attacking birthright citizenship. They’re attacking Black Americans, my ancestors, who built this country but were denied the fruits of their labor, and Black folks would still be denied citizenship, but for the 14th Amendment.
They are attacking women. As Co-Chair of the Reproductive Freedom Caucus, it’s abundantly clear to me the Republicans want to continue surveying women’s bodies and end the freedom of movement for pregnant people.
They are attacking immigrants. Changing birthright citizenship is the next step from their Project 2025 playbook after the mass deportations of people who have been legally working, living, contributing to the United States for decades.
The chair of this task force, Congressman Gill, recently introduced a bill that would label undocumented immigrants and others as quote, unquote “invaders.”
That word is not merely inflammatory. That’s more than a dog whistle. Hell, that’s a bullhorn. It’s more than just a wink and a nod to what the bill’s true motivation is…
The Great Replacement theory is a conspiracy that falsely claims that white people are being deliberately replaced by immigrants and people of color.
It is a far-right white supremacist ideology that far too many Republicans believe is real.
In fact, in 2017 in Charlottesville at the Unite the Right rally, when people were brandishing those tiki torches, that’s what they were saying: “You will not replace us.”
So it often relies on invasion rhetoric to advance that narrative by portraying Black and brown families as an invading force rather than as human beings and people that are entitled to dignity.
Rep. Ayanna Pressley:
— Benjamin Bartee (@BenBartee) September 4, 2026
"The Great Replacement theory is a conspiracy that falsely claims that white people are being deliberately replaced by immigrants and people of color.
It is a far-right white supremacist ideology that far too many Republicans believe is real." pic.twitter.com/Xg9SHnrE77
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You can hardly blame the George Soros sock-puppet for mindlessly repeating the talking points that her handlers provide her; that’s her entire raison d'être; the burden falls on honest people who understand how the world works to correct the propaganda that she secretes from her mouth every time it opens.
As I covered in a recent edition of The Great Replacement Chronicles, the Chinese, as is their nature, have turned the exploitation of the birthright citizenship loophole into a science in the form of a rapidly growing cottage industry in which they ferry pregnant Chinese “birthing people,” as Pressley would call them, onto U.S. territory in the Pacific, where they give birth to what spontaneously become “American citizens” thanks to the legislative branch’s unwillingness to repeal the 14th Amendment — because their masters support replacement migration and are very happy to say so publicly even while denouncing it as “conspiracy theory.”
Via New York Post (emphasis added):
The Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands (CNMI), a US territory northeast of Guam in the Pacific Ocean, has been flooded with so-called “birth tourists” since 2009 when then-president Barack Obama introduced a visa-waiver program for Chinese nationals.
China-watchers estimate about 1,000 companies offer birth tourism to the Northern Mariana Islands, other US overseas territories and even the US mainland. They claim a gob-smacking 1.5 million American babies are being raised in China by Chinese parents who’ve participated in birth tourism…
A good chunk of those kids will reach voting age this decade. At age 21 they will be eligible to petition for green cards for parents and siblings, who can then bring along other family members to live in the US.
“It’s not just the voting aspect, it’s the chain migration laws,” said Chmielenski. “If their family could afford the prices charged for this birth tourism scheme, there’s a good chance they can afford a residence in the US. That raises concerns. Most wealthy Chinese nationals tend to have connections to the government there.”
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