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The Department of Homeland Security anticipates as many as 161,000 children coming across the border alone without a parent or guardian this year, surpassing last year’s record, according to federal data obtained by the Washington Examiner. Children arriving at the border and taken into Border Patrol custody at the border, children are turned over to HHS to be placed with an adult sponsor in the U.S., oftentimes a family member or family friend.

Hundreds of those children are released to the same address. And 'the press' has not done any follow up on what happens to these children. The idea lots of relatives are taking in 100,000 children doesn't pass the sniff test.

Two and three year old's dropped over the wall without identification? And we're suppose to believe a loving mother sent these kids to her sister in the US? Not a chance in hell.