Posted on 08/01/2018 2:34:15 PM PDT by Olog-hai
Did you know that 85% of the population in Central America are transgender? It’s a recent phenomenon. They need to come to U.S. for asylum.
Their countries are repressing them because they won’t give them free medical gender transition treatment, but the American taxpayers will.
I bet they’re pseudotransvestites, and will run back across the border if they’re scheduled to get their junk cut off.
......” Transgender illegal aliens from El Salvador, Honduras, Guatemala”......
Wonder what creepy crawlies they brought with the to pass around from they’re crap hole countries.
Living in homes of New Mexico residents........
WHAT COULD POSSIBLY GO WRONG??
Of course, the liberal press would report that “a good time was had by all”, no matter the age.
Anybody know how to translate this to Spanish?
85% of Central America population is transgender? So, you’re saying the non-lunatic, or cis, population needs to come to the US for asylum from these nutbars?
I was joking that after word gets out down there that if you claim to be transgender, it’ll guarantee getting into U.S. eith special treatment, they’ll all claim to be transgender.
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