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It's kind of hard to think of this as a humanitarian crisis when there have been no reports of wars or horrible conditions in Central American countries. I can't believe these people didn't think of that first. When they want to push a climate change agenda, there's the news reporting summer weather as if it's something new when the same storms, wildfires, and floods happen every year or at least every few years. The older one gets, the more one sees the weather patterns repeating.
I do feel sorry for these kids and the ordeal they have gone through just getting here, but I do not believe most of them qualify for refugee status.
horrible conditions in Central American countries.
Where have you been? Apparently you have not been to Central America.
Remember Perry's Neighborhood Watch Border Cameras? He set up cameras on the border, they were streamed to the internet, and the public could watch and report any suspicious activity. Costs were supposed to be recouped by forfeitures and website ad revenue. Didn't happen.
horrible conditions in Central American countries.
Where have you been? Apparently you have not been to Central America.
Courtesy of Rep. Steve Pearce:
"Pearce said he and the rest of the House delegation that visited Honduras and Guatemala did not venture from their hotel very often because of the dangers..."
"Pearce said he and the rest of the House delegation that visited Honduras and Guatemala did not venture from their hotel very often because of the dangers..."
Probably because since they are American politicians they would have been afraid of being captured and held for ransom. Most Central Americans are not in any danger unless they participate in gang and/or drug activity. We have no "economic" refugee status. It's not a part of our immigration policies nor should it be.
Remember Perry's Neighborhood Watch Border Cameras? He set up cameras on the border, they were streamed to the internet, and the public could watch and report any suspicious activity. Costs were supposed to be recouped by forfeitures and website ad revenue. Didn't happen.
It wasn't Perry's fault. There were many manufacturing bugs in those systems. If they had worked like they should have it would have helped a lot. I am sure it was compensated by the company who built them.
Probably because since they are American politicians they would have been afraid of being captured and held for ransom. Most Central Americans are not in any danger unless they participate in gang and/or drug activity. We have no "economic" refugee status. It's not a part of our immigration policies nor should it be.
Central Americans are not in any danger unless they participate in gang and/or drug activity
Wrong. Quite a few girls and women get raped and kids of all ages are getting forced into gangs. I thought you either started or participated in a thread about MS-13 coming with the minors and jumping them into gangs.
It wasn't Perry's fault. There were many manufacturing bugs in those systems. If they had worked like they should have it would have helped a lot. I am sure it was compensated by the company who built them.
You say it is Obamas fault on health care but you give Perry a pass?
It wasn't Perry's fault. There were many manufacturing bugs in those systems. If they had worked like they should have it would have helped a lot. I am sure it was compensated by the company who built them.
I watched it online. The cameras worked but with people reporting every movement it it had many false positives, there weren't guards or sheriffs standing by to jump at your button clicks, the reports were not priority, and response times were slow.
Yes. I have no problem with 'militarizing' the border.
[that should have been done a long time ago]
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