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Jenkins said he reached out to federal officials after his 8-year-old daughter expressed concern about the children flooding across the border. She even offered the Jenkins family’s Highland Park home, saying it would be fun to play with other little girls. “We cannot turn our backs on the children that are already here,” Jenkins said...."
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The media swooned----Jenkins's smirking face was soon on TV, bragging that "the faith community" was coming to the rescue of invaders".......(for a price).
I guess Jenkins didn't mind that his family would house border jumpers....who are carriers of TB, Ebola, Chikungunya, Dengue fever, Norovirus. Hantavirus, Swine flu, Varicella. Variola, E-coli.......and childhood diseases America stamped out years ago.
Nor did Jenkins mind that Obama's henchman over at USCIS (a DHS agency) is rubber stamping contagion, contamination, and disease from the jumpers' backward countries----for-all approvals of border jumpers from 144 countries (even countries struck w/ Ebola).
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Texas Baptist Men is one group in a coalition called Volunteer Organizations Active in Disaster. VOAD Vice President Nikki Beneke said churches, and other social organizations, have expressed interest in helping the immigrant children in Dallas County. “And I think it’s an opportunity for our community to come together to assist these children to have a better life,” Beneke said.
Baptist Child and Family Services (BCFS), received more than $280 million this year to house illegal immigrant children, according to government records.
Time magazine reported in August that the Baptist organization deployed 1,400 tax-paid employees, this year alone, to staff its tax-paid shelters. More than 95 per cent of Baptist Child and Family Services' 2012 budget came from the federal government, according to its tax records.
But even members of Congress can't get answers about the arrangement it has with HHS. Baptist Child and Family Services tax-paid staff has been vicious in obscuring its activities from public view:
<><> Baptist Child and Family Services tax-paid personnel prohibited a Member of Congress from entering the taxpayer-funded detention center at Fort Sill, OK;
<><> prevented a Los Angeles Times reporter from interviewing detainees, caseworkers, and other staff;
<><> Baptist Child and Family Services tax-paid personnel physically pushed a local TV reporter from the entrance of a facility; and,
<><> Baptist Child and Family Services attempted to block the reporter’s camera crew from recording across the street from the facility.'
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TALKING POINTS The bulk of the HHS tax dollars----through its 'unaccompanied alien children' program----are going to: (1) the super-secret Baptist Child and Family Services Emergency Management Division (BCFS-EMD), and, (2) SW Key programs.
<><> Southwest Key Programs Inc got $122,000,000+
<><> Baptist Child and Family Services Emergency Management Division (BCFS-EMD) $270,000,000+
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The "tolerant and compassionate" Baptist Child and Family Services personnel are royally compensated w/ tax dollars for their "humanitarian" efforts.
Baptist Child and Family Services Treasurer Claudia Oliveira paid $182,909 + $43,429 bonus.
Executive Directors
Asennet Segura paid $181,895 + $68,370 + $62,510 bonuses,
Kari Tatro ($189,516 + $50,471 + $26,787)
Terri Hipps ($176,267 + $26,00)
Other Baptist Child and Family Services Directors include:
Sonya Thompson ($169,018 + $12,436),
Denise Grimm ($122,206 + $11,593),
Mario Guerra ($167,419 + 19,248)
Jon Bodie ($134,602 + $16,344).