please tell me this has been stopped...
Posted on 12/07/2018 12:18:19 PM PST by detective
Since 2014, American taxpayers have been billed nearly $30 million to fund school supplies, toys, clothing, and coloring books for migrants returning to Central America after being deported from the United States.
A new Government Accountability Office (GAO) report reveals that USAID has spent $27 million worth of U.S. taxpayer money, since 2014, on departing gift bags for migrants deported from the U.S. back to Central America.
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I don’t like spending the money on non-citizens, not unless it is disaster relief.
But this is far cheaper than having them live here. I wish that we could catch every illegal and spend this much money per person getting them to leave.
“Blacks ain’t got reparations yet, and those Mexicans are getting millions?”
Ridiculous as this may sound, it is still cheaper than supporting them on welfare for years.
The “Blacks” say nuthin because the Plantation will not let them as their replacement people keep on coming and replicating.
I know, but they ain’t got a check that says “Reparation Payment” on it yet.
I cannot believe our welfare recipients have not raised a stink about the benefits the illegals are given. Someone should inform the welfare recipients they are giving more to illegals than they are getting. I think the tide would turn against the dems fast on this one.
For a parting gift I would give them either a free tube tie or vasectomy.
please tell me this has been stopped...
$27 million since 2014...
$100 Billion per year our cost for illegals, each year...
Hmmm, I guess we should have just cut the $6.75 million per year and let them all stay. /s
Folks, don’t be penny wise and pound foolish.
Kick them out. No BS “gift bags”. No free air flights. Shoot them if they illegally return. We either have a country or we don’t .
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