What's the problem?
They are airline approved for shipping to any place in the world.
As to the 'ignored medical needs', who took care of their medical needs on their way here?
My first thought was duh...where are the parents?
I agree with your thought on what kind of person would
send their child alone to another country at age 8?
I have an 8yr old and I wouldnt send her to the next neighborhood without me.
Important notice: according to a Texas-based research group
Could we have the name and where they get their money
Ok here is one employee:
Celia Hagert, Senior Policy Analyst
Celia Hagert joined the center in 1998.. She earned a Bachelor of Arts in Art History from Columbia University in 1991 and a Master of Arts from the Institute of Latin American Studies at The University of Texas at Austin in 1996.
SECOND EMPLOEE:
Don Baylor, Senior Policy Analyst
Don Baylor joined the center in 2004 and focuses on workforce and economic development. Before coming to the center, he served as a Legislative Director at New York ACORN, ..........................NEED I SAY MORE??
3RD employee:
Lonny Stern, Outreach Director
Lonny has served as the Executive Director for the Austin Gay & Lesbian International Film Festival
MUST I CONTINUE? OR DO YOU GET THE MESSAGE??
Where is that little fiddle!!
The validity and authority of which I reject totally.
If they had any sense at all, they would target the adults in Mexico who caused them to appear in the US.
Our responsibility is to humanely and as quickly as possible return them to their own country, Mexico.
Period.
End of story.
Back a few years ago when people were screaming that Bush should put all the illegal aliens on a bus and send them home, I said that if he did, we’d see the liberal headlines SCREAMING about the abuse of the poor illegals. This is only the beginning.
***In one interview, a 13-year-old girl from Mexico described being injured during her apprehension in the summer of 2007. She said she was tackled by a U.S. official she thinks was a drug enforcement agent. The agent apologized but refused to take off her handcuffs, the girl said.
After she was transferred to the Border Patrol’s custody, the girl said she asked for a pain reliever because she had recently had surgery on her arm and the injury caused by the agent aggravated the wound. But Border Patrol agents refused to give her over-the-counter medication, she said.
When the Mexican consulate intervened, the girl was taken to a hospital. The medical attention she received there seemed to be geared toward responding to the possibility of an abuse allegation, according to the report.***
MY EXPLANATION OF THE ABOVE:
Alien girl (13) refuses to obey legal order to stop and agent is forced to tackle her. Her previously injured arm is scuffed up; she demands medication. She is refused because nobody knows what else she might be on and the over-the-counter medication could kill her. Home Security informs the Mexican consulate which HOPES FOR and LOOKS for any sign of abuse.
What's the problem?
They are airline approved for shipping to any place in the world.
As to the 'ignored medical needs', who took care of their medical needs on their way here?
Not here in San Francisco. The illegals can rape, murder, and plunder all they want. In fact, as a sanctuary city, we give them free rein to do so.
Don’t want your kids to deal with US cops? Then quit invading the US...
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Get them back to Mexico ASAP. It’s where they’ll be treated better and be home.
I got in trouble for saying something about Mexican girls first sexual partner so, I guess I better not comment.