Image Credit: image composite: Sony Pictures; American Immigration Council 
Sony’s animated film Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse released a public service announcement in partnership with a Soros-backed group who promotes importing migrant labor and mass amnesty.
The American Immigration Council (AIC) subtly drops any mention of immigration in the ad and instead appeals to emotions with terms like “belonging” and pleas for a “more welcoming nation.”
“It doesn’t take a superhero to bring forces together. We all have the power to reach out and help someone feel like they belong,” the narrator says in the 30-second PSA.
Together with Spider-Man: Across the @SpiderVerse, our @BelongingBegins campaign is reminding everyone that We Are Stronger Together.
By connecting with others, you can create a more welcoming universe. Visit https://t.co/mbXXONSH9W to learn more. #SpiderVerse pic.twitter.com/WZbyIlTOgo
— American Immigration Council (@immcouncil) June 6, 2023
The AIC tweeted, “Together with Spider-Man: Across the @SpiderVerse, our @BelongingBegins campaign is reminding everyone that We Are Stronger Together. By connecting with others, you can create a more welcoming universe.”
Notably, the phrase “Stronger Together” was Hillary Clinton’s 2016 campaign slogan.
Spider-Man is partnering with Belonging Begins with Us, a project of the AIC, which is a Soros-backed organization dedicated to importing cheap foreign labor into the U.S. and calling for amnesty for illegal aliens.
Belonging Begins With Us partners with brands to promote immigration through emotional propaganda campaigns.
From Breitbart:
“Belonging” has emerged as a key marketing buzzword for the AIC, which defines it as a “fundamental human need, and one that is linked to many of the most complex challenges of our time.” The organization has even published a study titled “The Belonging Barometer,” which calls for greater acceptance of “non-citizen immigrants” and other groups.
“The Americans who report being treated as ‘less than’ tend to be younger, first-generation or non-citizen immigrants, identify as non-Hispanic white, or identify as a gender minority,” the study concludes. “The range of demographic categories who reported being treated as ‘less than others.’”
The Hollywood push comes amid falling support for immigration, as the Biden administration’s open-border policies have resulted in an unprecedented tsunami of illegal border crossings.
George Soros recently ceded control of his multi-billion dollar organizations and activism projects to his “political” son Alexander Soros, suggesting we may see many more of these types of ad partnerships to promote a range of far-left goals.