what happens when kids cross the U.S. border alone? Thousands end up in these 10 N.J. counties

Nj advanced media ^ | June 3, 2018

[Thank You Rush]

“”Montana is too far from the border. Do it in Arizona or Texas.””

Any desert will do - the Mojave wouldn’t be that far away either. No food - no water.....

[Thank You Rush]

“”Montana is too far from the border. Do it in Arizona or Texas.””

Any desert will do - the Mojave wouldn’t be that far away either. No food - no water.....

[Thank You Rush]

OOOPS! Sorry for dup!

[kiltie65]

The government has closed down lots of military compounds...open them up, put guards on the gates, and literally impound them all together until they can be reunited with their parents and deported. There should be no frills, just basic sustenance.

[Thank You Rush]

Or Manzanar in CA - Owens Valley East of the Sierras.
I’m sure the buildings are still intact but even if they weren’t, they’d have to decide real fast if they wanted to roast in the summer or freeze in the winter. Mexico might look pretty good to them!

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Manzanar

[itsahoot]

Is everyone in DC minus a brain?

It is the pockets they have that are the problem.

[tomkat]

Many of the sponsors are relatives of the children who are living in the country illegally themselves and are reluctant to check in with federal authorities, government officials said.

W T F ? !

And yet the gutless bastards in DC wonder why they're so passionately despised.