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In this article children were in a posh camp....
and it states at the bottom of the article that HHS - bought the children all new clothes, backpacks, etc. housed in a camp - described as like a “PRISON setting”.
Also note: “spokeswoman for BCFS, a global system of health and human services nonprofit organizations” GLOBAL (sounds like Agenda 21) and HHS NON PROFIT - ???
THIS makes it sound like the children were being held there until they could drop them off to appear to be new kids coming across the border?
HHS has 110 case managers - hmmm - taxpayer funded - and DPS - “guarding” them - that’s Texas Department of Public Safety Director (DPS) - police - which is what Rick Perry and Abbott have deployed to stop the influx of immigrants.
Undocumented children housed at Bruceville-Eddy Camp
But Krista Piferrer, a spokeswoman for BCFS, a global system of health and human services nonprofit organizations that contracts with HHS to assist with the undocumented children, confirmed that the children were kept at Greene Family Camp and at similar camps in South Texas.
While she declined to say how many children were brought to Greene camp, Piferrer said they since have been moved to Lackland Air Force Base in San Antonio and Fort Sill in Lawton, Oklahoma.
The Administration for Children and Families, a division of HHS, is one of the agencies trying to handle the increasing number of children from Mexico and Central America, estimated this year at 47,000, who cross the border without their parents.
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The couple and a source familiar with the operation, who declined to be named because he was not authorized to speak about the situation, said the children were guarded by government agents and off-duty officers from the Department of Public Safety, McLennan County Sheriff’s Office, and the Hewitt, Woodway and Lorena police departments.
“May 30 was their last day out there. They moved them out, but before they did, a group came in and went through the kids’ bags like they were at an airport and took stuff away from them,” the source said. “HHS bought them all new clothes, new shoes and new duffel bags. They said they try to reunite them with their parents, but it seemed to me like they were being held in more of a prison setting.”