Posted on 12/28/2018 4:53:33 PM PST by ConservativeStatement
The thousands of immigrants being held at the country's southern border this month each have their own stories to tell. Many, if not most, are destitute refugees fleeing crime, drugs and poverty in their troubled home countries. Some, without question, are undesirables that Americans can only hope U.S. officials will identify and send away.
Then there is Eduard Rojas Fernandez, a 117-pound professional jockey from Venezuela who believes his refusal to throw races at the mafia's command has made him a target in his home country. Back in Caracas, he believes, a bullet just might have his name on it.
(Excerpt) Read more at bakersfield.com ...
“Many, if not most, are destitute refugees fleeing crime, drugs and poverty in their troubled home countries.”
Ok, then a majority of inner city folks, and a good chunk of rural folks, can claim asylum at the border ... except they already live here.
Send these people back home.
Those criteria don’t cut it for asylum.
“Many, if not most, are destitute refugees fleeing crime, drugs and poverty in their troubled home countries.”
1. No stats, of course. Math is not good to progressives and most definitely an enemy of mere journalists.
2. For proof, simply eliminate any welfare, medical care, and education support and see what happens.
Cool story, bro.
Hit the road back to Caracas, caca.
There are race tracks, very nice tracks in Mexico and all the South American countries. Does not need to come to America to keep racing.
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