A far-left Democrat congresswoman completely dropped the mask during a recent event and colorfully revealed why open borders are so crucial for her party.
As WCAX reported, Rep. Becca Balint (D-VT) hosted a town hall last week in Newport, Vermont, to hear ‘concerns’ from some of her liberal constituents regarding the Trump Administration’s policies, particularly on immigration.
The Green Mountain State Democrat had plenty to say on the subject and first made a pitch for mass amnesty for illegal aliens, calling it “an existential issue.”
“We have to come to a place in Congress where it is no longer a political issue, but we see it as an existential issue for the country,” Balint tells the audience.
She then got a graphic with her constituents about what not having mass migration would mean.
“If we don’t have avenues for people (foreigners) to come here legally to work or to build a home here, I’m gonna be really crude here, we’re not gonna have anybody around to wipe our a**es,” Balint quipped.
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@BeccaBalintVT tells constituents at a town hall in Newport:
“if we don’t have avenues for people to come here legally to work or to build a home here… we’re not gonna have anyone around to wipe our a**es because we don’t have enough people” pic.twitter.com/f0PeoWtEj6
— Vermont Daily Chronicle (@VTDC802) May 31, 2025
Following the event, Vermont Republican Party Chairman Paul Dame erupted in anger and demanded that Balint apologize for her sickening remark. He also noted that she has a habit of using foul language.
“It seems that every month Vermonters are subjected to coarse and vulgar language from our federal representatives,” Dame said.
“At the heart of these remarks is an opinion so offensive and so profoundly out of touch that it reveals a fundamental lack of respect for those who come to this country, abiding by the rules, in pursuit of freedom, opportunity, and a better life,” he added.
Balint, instead, doubled down on her comments during an interview with Fox News.
“He (Trump) has made immigrants, regardless of status, feel unsafe and targeted all around the country. As Vermonters, we’re so proud that we are seen as a safe place to land,” she said. “I’m unwavering in my position that immigrants and refugees are welcome in Vermont and that every worker in every job deserves dignity and fair wages — from doctors and scientists to carpenters and farmworkers.”
“I’ve relentlessly condemned the Trump administration’s cruel practices targeting and separating immigrant families, and I will continue to stand up for the rights of every person in this country,” Balint added.
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