Revealed: Where 37,000 illegal children have been released to 'guardians' (feds hiding 1000's)

The Obama admin is stonewalling FOIA requests WRT contracts it issues to run tax-paid facilities. To date, 37,477 minors were handed over to relatives or 'guardians' in 50 states, DC, Puerto Rico and the US Virgin Islands.... leaving 10's of 1000's in 116 temporary tax-paid shelters across 16 states.

HHS released more than 56% to family members in 50 states, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands between January and July, according to information sent MailOnline (shown in maps below). Aside from 116 tax-paid shelters housing an estimated 28,000, the feds propose 46 shelters in 27 states (using tax dollars) to help cope with the influx.

One Texas charity received more than $280 million federal tax dollars to house illegals.Texas absorbed the largest number -- but all 50 states are represented....Virginia has more than 2,800 unexpected new school pupils

Adult relatives can claim the children from the temporary shelters run by private agencies (funded w/ tax dollars). HHS doesn't act to determine whether those claiming the minors are themselves in the US legally. The LA Times reported that DHS had deported just 294 among the tens of thousands----stretching American hospitality to its breaking point. HHS, through its 'unaccompanied alien children' program, sent 50 or more children and teens to live with 'guardians' in at least 128 US counties. HHS data indicates taxpayers will cover $761 million in expenses related to educating them.

....the Obama administration is silent on how many are still housed in what has become third-world orphanages. The Washington Times reported a recent DHS contract included a list of '116 facilities used to house children this year.' Those facilities receiving 8-9 figure tax dollars, have become the stuff of secrecy.

HHS, through its 'unaccompanied alien children' program, sent 50 or more children and teens to live with 'guardians' in at least 128 US counties. HHS data indicates taxpayers will cover $761 million in expenses related to educating them.

FOXNEWS.COM report puts the price of educating the thousands of illegal "unaccompanied minors" at a whopping $761 million this school year alone. Now, some school systems are pushing for federal tax dollars to cover the tab. (NOTE: all federal funding originates in the House).

The estimate comes from the Federation for American Immigration Reform (FAIR), which issued a report on the 37,000 “unaccompanied minors” – who mainly are from Central America – after analyzing data from the HHS and education funding formulas in all 50 states. (Ask your Congressman to get you this report.)

The FAIR report breaks down the costs by state. The biggest impact reportedly will be in California, Texas, Florida and New York...the latter leads the list with a bill of more than $147 million. (Excerpt) Read more at foxnews.com ...

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ANALYSIS The $761 million figure does NOT include the trainload of US govt freebies" so-called parents and guardians of unaccompanied minors" will collect. The Central American connivers work the unaccompanied minor scam by collusion and conspiracy---holing up in Mexico, sending the kiddies across the border, then joining them later. They all live happily ever after, sucking off the backs of struggling US taxpayers.

Unrelated "Parents and guardians" may want kids to claim them on EITC refund forms....to get SSI checks the kids will never see....and to cash in on the trainload of assorted US govt freebies that are out there.

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NOTE WELL If any of these municipalities w/ "unaccompanied minors" use tax-exempt education bond revenue to finance this squalid bunch, the IRS, SEC and Bank oversight agencies would be interested.

TAX-EXEMPT BOND OFFERINGS -- The SEC and IRS would be interested in possible Fraudulent Methods WRT misleading municipal bond offerings, perhaps defrauding investors by misleading them about use of tax-exempt revenue; using falsified marketing materials to mislead investors.

Is there a local “Master Plan”? That -might describe certain fraudulent accounting adjustments pursued as part of a sub rosa scheme; engaging in fraudulent conduct to mislead WRT tax revenue, expenses, or payments; perhaps structuring transactions as "loan repayments" to falsify revenue.

Is there leveraging of tax dollars to secure bank loans that benefit principles? Perhaps classifying fraudulent withdrawals as revenue on official documents?

Municipal accounting firms and legal entities could also be involved---every state has an agency to field complaints about the accounting and legal professions ....as well as a banking and insurance complaint agency.

You need to find out which banks are facilitating this deal.
Which banks are designated the repositories of your tax dollars?

REFERENCE SOURCE: web site / occ.gov

The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency processes questions and complaints concerning consumer issues within the jurisdiction of the OCC through our Consumer Assistance Group (CAG) (and sends misdirected complaints to the appropriate federal or state regulator).

OCC processes complaints involving national banks and federal savings associations with more than $10 billion in assets on behalf of the CFPB, while the CFPB builds its capacity to handle complaints. Under this approach, the CFPB will begin by handling credit card related complaints involving national banks and federal savings associations with assets of $10 billion or more and will expand its complaint process to other products and services offered as the new bureau builds that capacity through March 2012.

Consumers can contact the bureau through its Web site, consumerfinance.gov, or by phone at 855-411-2372. Consumers may use the FFIEC site to identify a financial institution's primary regulator, or may use the FDIC institution directory to identify which institutions have more than $10 billon in assets.

For specific problems with a financial institution other than a national bank, contact the customer assistance:
(1) State Banking Department WRT a state bank
(2) Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC), or,
(3) the Federal Reserve for federally chartered banks.

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COMMON GOVERNMENT FRAUD PRACTICES: Using municipal credit cards. Reversing credit card write-offs, initially writing off credit debt then cooking the municipal books by reversing the write-off for annual reports. The debt could also be carried on the municipal books as an unbilled disbursement "receivable."

Backdating checks to hide the date on which checks were received---in order to minimize the risk that auditors would discover WRT fraudulent accounting practices.

Reclassifying expenses on financial statements to seemingly reduce expenses. This change in treatment is usually not disclosed to auditors or on official financial state documents.

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All of these activities compel criminal penalties for the crimes of grand larceny, schemes to defraud, securities fraud and falsifying government records.

Adult "relatives and guardians" can claim minors and teens from temporary shelters run by private agencies (funded w/ tax dollars). HHS doesn't act to determine whether those claiming the minors are themselves in the US legally....(or whether they are actually blood relatives----or have been appointed to act as guardians).

Claiming children one is not related to signals hefty EITC refunds, monthly SSI checks kids will never see, more food stamps and welfare, and rafts of other US govt freebies.

TAXPAYERS DEMAND TO KNOW:

How many identities have these putative parents and so-called guardians established?

How many US govt checks are they cashing?

Did they vote illegally using false identities?

Do they have legal driver's licenses? Auto insurance?

Did they falsify job apps?

Did they use fake or stolen SS nos?

Did they falsify US govt forms (a felony)?

Do they belong to extremist Third World organizations advocating the over throw of the US govt?

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NOTE: In every US court of law, a lie is deemed an admission of guilt.

American patriot, Sen. Chuck Grassley, (Rep-Iowa) has been rebuffed in his efforts to get info from HHS about WRT how the Obama administration decides where to spend hundreds of millions of tax dollars subsidizing the minors---border-jumpers supposedly in the US "alone".

Sen Grassley wrote to HHS Secretary Sylvia Burwell, demanding an account of how the money would be spent. Burwell had previously testified that it can cost her agency as much as $1,000 per day to house, clothe, educate, feed and provide medicare for each child.

"Despite being almost completely dependent on the public, BCFS has faced heavy criticism for attempting to avoid public scrutiny," Grassley wrote.

Baptist Child and Family Services (BCFS), received more than$280 million this year to house illegal immigrant children, according to government records. Time reported in August that it has deployed 1,400 tax-paid employees this year alone to staff its tax-paid shelters. More than 95 per cent of that group's 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.

Moreover, BCFS staff has been vicious in obscuring its activities from public view:

<><> 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;

<><> physically pushed a local TV reporter from the entrance of a facility; and,

<><> attempted to block the reporter’s camera crew from recording across the street from the facility.'

The bulk of the HHS money is going to (1) the super-secret Baptist Child and Family Services Emergency Management Division (BCFS-EMD)BCFS and (2) SW Key programs. Their personnel are royally compensated.

<><> Southwest Key Programs Inc $122,000,000+

<><> Baptist Child and Family Services Emergency Management Division (BCFS-EMD) $270,000,000+

<><> U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops, and/or, U.S. Catholic Charities $70,000,000+

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Taxpayers demand to know (A) the percentage of tax dollars earmarked for faith-based groups salaries, (B) how salaries are determined, and, (C) whether faith-based personnel determine their own salaries and bonuses.

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).

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COMMON FRAUD PRACTICES:

Are the principles using credit cards? Reversing credit card write-offs is a common scam, initially writing off credit debt then cooking the books by reversing the write-off for annual reports. The debt could also be carried on the books as a fraudulent unbilled disbursement "receivable."

Backdating checks to hide the date on which checks were received---in order to minimize the risk that auditors would discover fraudulent accounting practices.

Reclassifying expenses on financial statements to seemingly reduce expenses. This change in treatment is usually not disclosed to auditors or on official financial statements.

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Budgetary allocations might describe certain fraudulent accounting adjustments pursued as part of a sub rosa scheme; engaging in fraudulent conduct to mislead WRT tax revenue, expenses, or payments; perhaps structuring transactions as "loan repayments" to falsify revenue.

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Is there leveraging of tax dollars to secure bank loans that benefit principles? Perhaps classifying loan repayments as "revenue" on official documents?

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All of these activities compel criminal penalties for the crimes of grand larceny, schemes to defraud, securities fraud and falsifying business records.

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You can bet HHS millions is changing hands sub rosa.

ITEM--When Harry Reid laughably said "the border is secure," Reid was prolly getting his palm greased under the table bigtime.

ITEM--When sap-happy Texas Judge Clay Jenkins on TV smirked about "the faith-based community" coming to the invaders' rescue (blanketed w/ our tax dollars)....we now know what he meant.

ITEM--Shockingly suspect is that the Baptist Child and Family Services planned to buy property to house illegals for $3.8 million but the Boobamba govt was forking over $50 million tax dollars (that we know of).

Can you say money-laundering?

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