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Swarms of very, young illegal alien children are swamping immigration officials and their detention centers. The Obama administration has transported many of them to Arizona to relieve overcrowding in south Texas.
In a somewhat shocking commentary on Fox News, Brit Hume said that the kids should be allowed to stay in the US. Whaaaaaatt ?? Has Brit gone nuts ? The Fox News report said that the kids, unaccompanied by adults, have traveled to the US, all the way from Central American countries, entirely on their own, primarily to escape violence in the countries they're from (Guatemala, Honduras, and El Salvador).
Now a little sanity in this fiasco. The kids did NOT travel 1000 miles across Mexico, on their own. They also didn't make this trip to escape violence. OBVIOUSLY, these kids were SENT here and TRANSPORTED here by Central American adults, , who simply wish to dump them on America, so that American taxpayers will pay the welfare bill for them, instead of their own countries. This is simply more imperialism upon America's tax chest Kind of like your next door neighbor handing his kids over to you, and saying "Here, you pay for them, I don't want to".
In addition, I would say to Brit Hume (and anyone dumb enough to fall for this ruse), that when these kids get older, they will then add to the job stealing of American jobs that has millions of Americans unemployed, as well as the long list of other harms to America of immigration.
As for the dumb DHS spokesman who said > "There's no one (back home) to deport them to" , if they have no private individuals to take them, then they should be handed over to their countries' Social services departments, or just their home govt.
More than 60,000 unaccompanied juveniles are expected to cross in 2014, said Chris Cabrera, vice president of the National Border Patrol Council in the Rio Grande Valley, a U.S. Border Patrol workers union. In 2015, 150,000 or more are anticipated.
More undocumented children arrive in Arizona in bid to reduce crowding - CNN.com
In a somewhat shocking commentary on Fox News, Brit Hume said that the kids should be allowed to stay in the US. Whaaaaaatt ?? Has Brit gone nuts ? The Fox News report said that the kids, unaccompanied by adults, have traveled to the US, all the way from Central American countries, entirely on their own, primarily to escape violence in the countries they're from (Guatemala, Honduras, and El Salvador).
Now a little sanity in this fiasco. The kids did NOT travel 1000 miles across Mexico, on their own. They also didn't make this trip to escape violence. OBVIOUSLY, these kids were SENT here and TRANSPORTED here by Central American adults, , who simply wish to dump them on America, so that American taxpayers will pay the welfare bill for them, instead of their own countries. This is simply more imperialism upon America's tax chest Kind of like your next door neighbor handing his kids over to you, and saying "Here, you pay for them, I don't want to".
In addition, I would say to Brit Hume (and anyone dumb enough to fall for this ruse), that when these kids get older, they will then add to the job stealing of American jobs that has millions of Americans unemployed, as well as the long list of other harms to America of immigration.
As for the dumb DHS spokesman who said > "There's no one (back home) to deport them to" , if they have no private individuals to take them, then they should be handed over to their countries' Social services departments, or just their home govt.
More than 60,000 unaccompanied juveniles are expected to cross in 2014, said Chris Cabrera, vice president of the National Border Patrol Council in the Rio Grande Valley, a U.S. Border Patrol workers union. In 2015, 150,000 or more are anticipated.
More undocumented children arrive in Arizona in bid to reduce crowding - CNN.com
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