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originally posted by: Diderot
a reply to: tridentblue
This is really a matter of what defines the United States of America as being exceptional. These are mainly children and mothers who have a serious claim to refugee status. If you disagree, then you must agree with Pres. Obama who has already stated that most will be returned to their respective countries. What we must do in the meanwhile is to care for these children at our doorstep.
originally posted by: twohawks
s reply to: interupt42
I digress, you say prosecuted the law breakers. I have to ask, how is that any different than trying to pass New gun legislation in the wake of terrible tragedies? To me it's nothing more than a band aid!
originally posted by: interupt42
originally posted by: twohawks
s reply to: interupt42
I digress, you say prosecuted the law breakers. I have to ask, how is that any different than trying to pass New gun legislation in the wake of terrible tragedies? To me it's nothing more than a band aid!
I'm not sure what these gun anologies and illegal immigrants are coming from and I'm not exactly sure what you mean by the gun comparison. However, I think you may be trying to ask me why if gun legislation doesn't work why would it work with illegals?
Simply, guns are much easier to transport , undocument and hide than people . Corporations and business have documentation and are registered, so if their is an offense and the blame goes to the top its pretty easy to catch.
Lets say that if a company gets caught hiring an illegal they get fine 10K per illegal. If they get caught 3 times within a span of a year the CEO and executive staff get directly fined and a 1 year prison term. In addition, the violations follow you so it wouldn't matter if you create a new company.
Now, its pretty apparent that people in the US hate illegals. So how long before you think that people are going to be willing to call into the police to report some illegals picking whatever or other job sites.
My questions:
1. So if you faced a 10K fine per illegal and possible jail time would you hire them?
2. If you were an illegal immigrant would you risk your life and give what little money you have to a stranger to get you to a country that you can't work at and provide for yourself?
3. Why isn't the Canadian border an issue? Is it because they are white or is it because Canadians don't have an incentive to come here illegally that is worth them risking their live for or being marked a criminal?
And now comes word that Border Patrol agents in the most heavily-trafficked area of the surge, the Rio Grande Valley sector of Texas, recently questioned 230 illegal immigrants about why they came. The results showed overwhelmingly that the immigrants, including those classified as UACs, or unaccompanied children, were motivated by the belief that they would be allowed to stay in the United States -- and not by conditions in their homelands. From a report written by the agents, quoting from the interviews:
The main reason the subjects chose this particular time to migrate to the United States was to take advantage of the "new" U.S. "law" that grants a "free pass" or permit (referred to as "permisos") being issued by the U.S. government to female adult OTMs traveling with minors and to UACs. (Comments: The "permisos" are the Notice to Appear documents issued to undocumented aliens, when they are released on their own recognizance pending a hearing before an immigration judge.) The information is apparently common knowledge in Central America and is spread by word of mouth, and international and local media. A high percentage of the subjects interviewed stated their family members in the U.S. urged them to travel immediately, because the United States government was only issuing immigration "permisos" until the end of June 2014…The issue of "permisos" was the main reason provided by 95% of the interviewed subjects.
originally posted by: interupt42
a reply to: MarlinGrace
Agreed the verification process is a joke because again the DNC,RNC and the lobbyist who are the real profiteers of illegal aliens don't wan't to fix the issue.
originally posted by: tridentblue
a reply to: Diderot
Yeah, I agree with that, kids are kids are kids. Kindness and respect are key to maintaining our dignity as a nation in situations like this. These are our nighbors, local people.
originally posted by: twohawks
a reply to: interupt42
Let's say I agree with you on all points, what is the actual answer, cause correct me if I'm wrong, but I didn't read the answer....
originally posted by: MarlinGrace
originally posted by: tridentblue
a reply to: Diderot
Yeah, I agree with that, kids are kids are kids. Kindness and respect are key to maintaining our dignity as a nation in situations like this. These are our nighbors, local people.
I don't know about your neighbors but mine are not 1500 plus miles away.
originally posted by: rival
I say get rid of ALL the illegal immigrants and DO IT NOW!
Of course, my perspective is skewed when I say that. I am
Native American...
Benswann.com called Crittenton FFA, which is located in Orange County and provides services for Los Angeles County Department of Children and Family Services, and found that for those willing to a take in a child under the age of 16, you can receive up to $854.00 tax free per month. For those taking in a child over 16, the total is $1,008.00 per month in reimbursement. If you have a 5 bedroom house and can take in as many as 6 children, you can receive reimbursement of up to $6,054.00 per month tax free.
As for who is paying for all of this? We were told that for normal foster services, the reimbursement is provided by a series of state and local grants but in the case of the “unaccompanied refugee minors”, 100% of the reimbursement will come from the federal government.
Between Dec 2010 and Nov 2013, the Catholic Charities Diocese of Galveston received $15,549,078 in federal grants from Health & Human Services for “Unaccompanied Alien Children Project” with a program description of “Refugee and Entry Assistance.”
Last year, the Catholic Charities Diocese of Fort Worth received $350,000 from Department of Homeland Security for “citizenship and education training” with a program description of “citizenship and immigration services.”
Between September 2010 and September 2013, the Catholic Charities of Dallas received $823,658 from the Department of Homeland Security for “Citizenship Education Training” for “refugee and entrant assistance.”
From Dec 2012 to January 2014, Baptist Child & Family Services received $62,111,126 in federal grants from Health & Human Services for “Unaccompanied Alien Children Program.”
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