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This just gets worse and worse and f'g disgusting. NYC found out it had at least 239 little girls transferred to its city. Told NO ONE. When reporters found them, the Governor and and the mayor of NYC wanted information. The TRUMP ADMIN would give them no information, would not allow them to be seen. DeBlasio wanted to send in some pediatricians, check their health and status. ZIP.
NOW THE MILITARY ARE GOING TO RECEIVE KIDS?
WTF is going on? HOW MANY AND WHERE? If you think for a s econd, they have good thorough records, and won't lose kinds, think again!
Video shows kids being brought to NYC immigration foster agency
By Spectrum News NY1 | June 20, 2018 @7:28 PM
Sources told NY1 on Tuesday that children from the southern border are being brought to the city after they have been separated from their families.
Early Wednesday morning, the station shot exclusive video of some unusual activity at a foster agency in East Harlem.
Sources tipped off NY1's Josh Robin to go to the Cayuga Centers facility in East Harlem.
He was told that kids separated from their parents along the southern U.S. border would be brought there.
The video, shot at 12:45 a.m., shows five girls, accompanied by two Spanish-speaking women, being led into the lobby of the building where the Cayuga Centers is housed...
Kids brought to NYC immigration foster agency
10 agencies in Westchester have contracts with the federal government to provide services to unaccompanied immigrant children.
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo said Tuesday that immigrant children who have been separated from their parents are now being housed in private facilities in Westchester County.
Cuomo, who said the state would sue the federal government over its "zero tolerance" policy of taking the children from their families, said the children are in facilities in Dobbs Ferry, Irvington, Lincolndale and Yonkers.
They are part of what Cuomo said are 70 children being held in New York state.
The governor did not identify the facilities, but 10 agencies in the state have contracts with the federal government to provide services to unaccompanied foreign children...
Some Immigrant children separated from parents housed in Westchester: Gov. Andrew Cuomo
NOW THE MILITARY ARE GOING TO RECEIVE KIDS?
WTF is going on? HOW MANY AND WHERE? If you think for a s econd, they have good thorough records, and won't lose kinds, think again!
Video shows kids being brought to NYC immigration foster agency
By Spectrum News NY1 | June 20, 2018 @7:28 PM
Sources told NY1 on Tuesday that children from the southern border are being brought to the city after they have been separated from their families.
Early Wednesday morning, the station shot exclusive video of some unusual activity at a foster agency in East Harlem.
Sources tipped off NY1's Josh Robin to go to the Cayuga Centers facility in East Harlem.
He was told that kids separated from their parents along the southern U.S. border would be brought there.
The video, shot at 12:45 a.m., shows five girls, accompanied by two Spanish-speaking women, being led into the lobby of the building where the Cayuga Centers is housed...
Kids brought to NYC immigration foster agency
10 agencies in Westchester have contracts with the federal government to provide services to unaccompanied immigrant children.
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo said Tuesday that immigrant children who have been separated from their parents are now being housed in private facilities in Westchester County.
Cuomo, who said the state would sue the federal government over its "zero tolerance" policy of taking the children from their families, said the children are in facilities in Dobbs Ferry, Irvington, Lincolndale and Yonkers.
They are part of what Cuomo said are 70 children being held in New York state.
The governor did not identify the facilities, but 10 agencies in the state have contracts with the federal government to provide services to unaccompanied foreign children...
Some Immigrant children separated from parents housed in Westchester: Gov. Andrew Cuomo