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The comments of the surviving church members and their desire to have the victims buried in their native country reeks of people that are here not because of a love of the principles that make us the country we are but rather of the new breed of immigrant who uses us as a cash cow so they can load up before retiring back to the one place that really matters to them.

I'm a native and resident of Cobb county...where these folks were living...where their church is.

A church that like all the other churches around here, was there during the biblical flood of 2009, helping people out. Help they really couldn't afford to give, but did anyway.

Her family wants her parents buried back home in Brazil beside family....like we all would.

There is a time and place. You couldn't even wait for the family to be buried before piling up on this little girl. Her parents were trying to get her legal. They were a family that contributed way more than they took from the community.

Your comments just reek...period. Have a nice day.

Your comments just reek...period. Have a nice day.

Boo-hoo, you really hurt my feelings. But, there's good news. ICE, which is slow as their name when it comes to making decisions, has already said the girl has no worries. Enjoy supporting her.