Honduran President Says U.S. Weak Laws To Blame For Child Migration Crisis

Fox News Latino ^ | June 13, 2014 | Ninoska Marcano

[moonshinner_09]

To tackle the humanitarian crisis of the migrant unaccompanied children, Hernández said his government has asked Mexican officials to immediately set up four new Honduran consulates in the Mexican-Honduran border known as “Ruta del inmigrante” to provide humanitarian aid and custom and immigration support as the flow of people – mostly children alone or with their parents – reach the area.Setting up shop to ensure his citizens relocate with ease.As you can see El Presidente is not saying send back our children to us...At the same time begging for money..The Honduran president asked Congress to boost its financial aid to his nation for social programs. Hernández also said he wants the U.S. to work jointly with Honduras to fight drug cartels as they have done in the past with countries such as Colombia and México.

[2ndDivisionVet]

Yeah, that’s what we say, too.

[depressed in 06]

Does he mean the ones not enforced.

[E. Pluribus Unum]

That’s what happens when you refuse to enforce your own immigration laws, and buy air time in Central America inviting people to come on up.

[boycott]

I am tired of picking up the bill for the rest of the world.

They’re only interested in us for welfare. We’re broke. We don’t have anymore to give. We don’t even have enough for the ones here now.

[ButThreeLeftsDo]

Weak P resident To Blame For Child Migration Crisis.

[Blood of Tyrants]

We don’t have weak laws, we have a president who has ordered the Border Patrol and ICE to not enforce them.

[TADSLOS]

IOW, “We need fast track access to the US border. Time’s a wastin’, Mexico. Andele!”

[MeshugeMikey]

Hernández said his government has asked Mexican officials to immediately set up four new Honduran consulates in the Mexican-Honduran border known as “Ruta del inmigrante” to provide humanitarian aid and custom and immigration support as the flow of people – mostly children alone or with their parents – reach the area.

HEY FELLA WHAT ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT???

[ButThreeLeftsDo]

Well, I screwed that up...

[Uncle Chip]

<>“We are very worried about the children”<>

But not worried enough to feed our children to the Beast:

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/3167581/posts

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/3167581/posts?page=5#5

[Graewoulf]

Our existing US Federal Border Laws are strong.

Our US Federal Politicians are to weak to enforce our existing Border Laws.

The word “Fix” to a Federal Politician in “both” parties means DO NOT ENFORCE to We, The People.

Until all the EXISTING US Federal Border Laws are strictly enforced, there is no need to pass new ones.

[SpaceBar]

And this is why the difference between the opinion of an outsider and a bucket of shit is the bucket. Our laws are fine. It’s the criminals in government who deliberately fail to enforce those laws who are the problem.

[SpaceBar]

In fact, this guy is probably a co-conspirator just covering his tracks.

[skeeter]

I notice the Honduran president doesn't try to stem the tied of minors immigrating illegally. Rather, he's greasing the skids.

The American people had better prepare to take matters into their own hands because the criminals who run their country are overwhelming them with migrants.

[angelsonmyside]

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[zerosix]

Yes our lax laws are a problem in many areas, not the least of which is our Southern border however, I seem to have heard somewhere that Mexico has strong borders and stringent penalties for border jumpers.

If that is indeed a fact, how and why did all of these babies, toddlers, pre-schoolers and grade school children (they are ALL babies and pre-schoolers in the photos I keep seeing in the news) how did Mexico allow them to jump their borders and not wind up in the hoosegow?

I seem to smell a rat, or in this case a cucaracha, as Mexico is assisting this abomination!

[okie01]

And this is why the difference between the opinion of an outsider and a bucket of shit is the bucket. Our laws are fine. It’s the criminals in government who deliberately fail to enforce those laws who are the problem.

Still, Hernandez has a point. Our immigration laws are weaker than his immigration laws.

And one feature of our existing immigration law, in particular, could stand strengthening. Illegal entry is currently identified as a misdemeanor infraction. It should be a felony.

[Sioux-san]

No need to pass new ones no matter what - Moratorium on all immigration legal and illegal.

[FreedomOfExpression]

Well, I screwed that up...

HTML can backfire on you sometimes if you don't use the manual choke and feather the throttle. Been there, done that.