Posted on 01/29/2022 4:20:06 AM PST by MtnClimber
Kamala's corporate plot to encourage illegals is matched by Joe's dubiously legal plot to sneak illegals into the States with the television cameras off.
It's doubtful that Joe Biden and Kamala Harris like one another, but there seems to be a coordinated effort between the two to bring in more illegal immigrants to the states, something they are succeeding at rather spectacularly.
How else do we explain Kamala Harris's trip to Honduras, to attend the presidential inauguration of radical left-wing presidenta, Xiomara Castro, while Joe Biden's minions are sneaking in illegals by the thousands away from the cameras and flying them at taxpayer expense to their destinations of choice? Biden's turned the immigration enforcement agencies into a concierge, valet, and taxi service for illegals. Kamala, meanwhile, is down there to bring in corporations and NGOs to enable.
Start with what Harris is actually doing. Harris is there to make friends with Castro and bring in corporate investors as well as NGOs willing to splash out cash to tackle all those "root causes" of illegal migration, supposedly all varieties of $1.2 billion in "investment." That's weird stuff, given that Honduras just elected a radical leftist with expropriation on her mind? Sound like a climate for investment? Castro doesn't even sound as though she knows what a good economy is, let alone show any seriousness about keeping her country's nationals back home. She declared in recent days that her country has gone bankrupt under the country's previous president, but at the same time, she's promising "free" electricity to everyone. What could go wrong?
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The communists never stop shoving their immorality on the world.
Communists should all be shot on site. Or at least dropped out of helicopters.
Ha! Love that meme.
They are breaking the law
Why doesn’t anyone hit them with a charge?
UNITED STATES ANNOUNCES INCREASED ASSISTANCE FOR THE PEOPLE OF EL SALVADOR, GUATEMALA, AND HONDURAS
For Immediate Release
Tuesday, April 27, 2021
Office of Press Relations
press@usaid.gov
Yesterday, Vice President Harris announced that the United States is providing $310 million in increased assistance to the Northern Triangle, including $255 million in assistance to meet immediate and urgent humanitarian needs for people in El Salvador, Guatemala, and Honduras, refugees, other displaced people, and vulnerable migrants in the region. The assistance includes approximately $104 million from the Department of State, $125 million provided by the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID), and $26 million through the Department of Defense.
In the last year, the number of people requiring humanitarian aid in these countries has increased more than 75 percent. Now, because of the impacts of COVID-19, consecutive years of drought, severe food insecurity, continued high levels of violence and persecution, and back-to-back hurricanes last November, more than ten million people are in need of humanitarian assistance.
This new funding from USAID will provide critical relief to meet the deepening and compounding needs. This assistance includes:
Nearly $54 million in Guatemala for emergency food assistance, economic recovery programs to help people rebuild their livelihoods, training for families to promote healthy infant and young child feeding practices, screening for malnutrition, handwashing campaigns and hygiene supplies to help keep people healthy and reduce the spread of disease, protection for the most vulnerable, and support to smallholder farmers—including seeds, fertilizer, poultry, livestock feed, access to veterinary services, and training to build resilience to future climate shocks.
Nearly $55 million in Honduras for food assistance during the upcoming lean season, support for families to strengthen the resilience and sustainability of their food sources through climate-smart farming practices and diversification of crops, training to help families increase egg production in chickens to provide nutritious food and generate additional income, protection for the most vulnerable, and programs to help communities become better prepared for future disasters.
More than $16 million in El Salvador for emergency food assistance, protection for the most vulnerable, and support to help people get back on their feet through distributing seeds and tools and improving community gardens and pastures.
The United States is the single largest humanitarian donor in these countries, and remain committed to supporting the people of El Salvador, Guatemala, and Honduras, as well as other vulnerable and displaced people in the region. The U.S. also encourages other donors to contribute to the response efforts.
This support adds to robust, long-term programs to address the root causes of irregular migration from El Salvador, Guatemala, and Honduras by enhancing economic opportunities, strengthening governance and security, supporting human rights, and building greater resilience to climate change.
For the latest updates on USAID support for the development and humanitarian response in these three countries, visit: Generating Hope: USAID in El Salvador, Guatemala, and Honduras
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2021 Press Releases
Last updated: December 14, 2021
GOP Amnesty Senators singing the siren song of amnesty is not helping.
It's possible to implement communism without any "free stuff", just that nobody would vote for it. In trade for the soul of a nation, Satan Claus always offers "free stuff". Politics has always been a swindle.
Yes, it is illegal and being done after midnight.
If that is real, wouldn’t it be a hoot to meet that kid and his family?
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