Immigrants are only getting immediate money and housing in sanctuary cities and it's being funded by the local city governments, not the federal government. Not to mention that it's extremely restrictive and not enough for anyone to thrive on. Those who aren't in sanctuary cities are being housed in detention centers, on police station floors, and in other awful housing accommodations. And ONLY American citizens can receive welfare. So without a baby born in the USA, the migrants are not receiving welfare.

As for Native Americans, per the most recent US Census Data, taken in 2018, the highest poverty rate by race is found among Native Americans at 25.4%. Their casino's and land are self maintained on Indian reservations. They do not generate wealth. Black people want and deserve reparations that would far exceed the value of all the Indian reservations and associated properties combined.

The Asian crime law is applicable to ALL marginalized races and groups who experience hate crimes. It's not specifically for Asians, even though the VP is part Asian. The law makes it easier for any and everyone to report hate crimes at the local and state levels by boosting public outreach and ensuring reporting resources are available online in multiple languages.

Specific groups have only gotten the Federal Government to be more direct with the inclusion of everyone by re-writing laws that have already existed with specific language that closes loopholes and unmistakably is more inclusive. No one group has gotten targeted specialized treatment that goes above and beyond this.

The government's goal is equality and inclusion. The Dems will support any initiative that helps to create that.

Also, there are many federal programs available to US citizens that blacks either may not know about or are choosing not to take part in. It's up to us, collectively, to educate ourselves more so that we understand how to fully take advantage of what is already available. Waiting around for a president to spoon feed us isn't going to happen.

It's important to understand that almost ALL of the laws that affect our day-to-day lives are created at the local, city ,and state levels. We have a better shot at getting specifically targeted attention and pers from the local government, not the Federal Government.