Are they sending these children to South Chicago or Detroit?
Somehow I think the place they left may be safer than a lot of places here.
Exactly. And if they send enough of them, they will make their own South Chicago or Detroit in your own city. The unemployment they create will induce kids to fall into criminal activity to survive. The unemployment problem with our youth is the biggest driver to the illegal drug industry. The minority youth are affected the most. We will have a 10x increase in the Trayvon Martins stalking our neighborhoods with a hoodie and a AR-15. Your daughters will disappear into the White Slave market. You sons will be seduced to shoot up heroin and your homes will be ransacked by home invasion. Our prisons will be a new employment opportunity. This nation which stands on the morality of the Christian faith will be overcome from within.
All this because we didn't have a president who did not heed to Article IV, Section 4 of the U.S. Constitution:
"The United States shall guarantee to every State in this Union a Republican Form of Government, and shall protect each of them against invasion; and on Application of the Legislature, or of the Executive (when the Legislature cannot be convened) against domestic Violence."
I am not optimistic.
Rep. Gutierrez responds to Sen. Kirk's remarks on immigrant children - July 11, 2014 - After Republican Sen. Mark Kirk said Thursday that 429 unaccompanied minors from the Mexican border crisis were in Chicago and urged they undergo criminal background checks, he drew fire today from an immigrant-rights group and Democratic Rep. Luis Gutierrez of Chicago.Jennifer Chan, with the National Immigrant Justice Center in Chicago, said today that the children — the number of whom she declined to specify — were in “Chicagoland” shelters whose locations were not disclosed so as to protect the children’s safety and privacy. She would not say whether “Chicagoland” meant the city and its suburbs.
“I think that Sen. Kirk is making a lot out of nothing,” she said, describing the long-standing shelters as secure. “It’s not something people should panic about. Children aren’t running loose on the streets or anything.
“The children are in the secure custody of HHS. It’s not a detention setting; it’s a kid’s shelter. But they can’t just walk out the door.”
Gutierrez reacted to Kirk’s statement with even sharper criticism, saying Kirk “should be ashamed of himself.”
“Rather than exploiting and demonizing children to score political points, how about the senator works with the president to solve a national problem?” Gutierrez asked.