Top Trump agency flips script on Biden admin awarding illegals with taxpayer benefits
The Small Business Administration (SBA) has recently announced a series of reforms aimed at preventing illegal immigrants from receiving taxpayer benefits and relocating offices from sanctuary cities. Led by administrator Kelly Loeffler, the SBA is taking steps to prioritize American citizens and comply with President Trump’s executive order on immigration.
One of the key reforms includes implementing a new policy that requires SBA loan applicants to provide citizenship verification. This measure will ensure that only legal citizens have access to SBA programs and that businesses are not owned by illegal aliens. Additionally, lenders will be required to confirm the legal status of business owners to align with the administration’s stance on taxpayer subsidization of open borders.
In a bold move, the SBA will be relocating six regional offices located in sanctuary cities such as Atlanta, Boston, Chicago, Denver, New York City, and Seattle. The new locations are chosen based on cost-effectiveness, accessibility, and compliance with federal immigration laws. This decision reflects the agency’s commitment to serving the small business community while upholding the rule of law.
Administrator Loeffler emphasized the importance of putting American citizens first, especially in light of the current influx of illegal aliens. She stated, “Under President Trump, the SBA is committed to putting American citizens first again – starting by ensuring that zero taxpayer dollars go to fund illegal aliens.” By cutting off access to loans for illegal aliens and relocating offices from sanctuary cities, the SBA aims to empower legal, eligible business owners across the country.
The announcement comes following a contentious hearing on Capitol Hill where four Democrat mayors were questioned by Republican lawmakers about their sanctuary city policies. The SBA’s reforms underscore the administration’s commitment to secure borders and safe communities, aligning with the GOP’s efforts to combat illegal immigration.
As the SBA takes these proactive steps to protect taxpayer funds and prioritize American citizens, it is clear that the agency is dedicated to upholding the law and supporting lawful businesses. These reforms signal a new direction for the SBA under the Trump administration, emphasizing accountability and integrity in its programs and services.
