Makes me wonder if there isn’t something much bigger afoot here!
Assuming the so-called detention center is overwhelmed and apparently more dumping by the Feds is ongoing, then doesn’t the overwhelmed detention center made to look ever more like a refugee camp?
And then, if it is recognized as a Refugee camp, and catches the scrutiny of the UN as a Refugee camp, then how long before we find the UN types coming into the US to observe, perhaps administer the day to day operation of the “Refugee” Camp?
I fear you may be correct.
My my, these ‘shadows’ have a lot of bright flourescent light shining....and these ‘shadows’ are funded and staffed by state and federal governments!
Where is the budget oversight? Either the cost of these mass transports were planned for ie known in advance or they are being done by the seat of the pants in which case funding must be requested and approved in the present day.
And if we can afford to fly and bus them between states, we can certainly afford to repatriate them.
How about we detain them in Mexico. With a sweet-a** 20 foot concrete fence.
God is not very happy with the 60 million children America murdered in the womb so he is sending replacements
After reading all of the comments made in the original article and here on FR what strikes me as odd is why no one sees this situation as a deliberate act of bellicosity by the State of Mexico against the United States. No one has urged getting tough with the Mexican government or seeing this for what it is, namely a hostile economic and cultural invasion of the southern U.S. border and sovereignty by a country which is essentially an enemy of the U.S. In any other part of the world a government which allowed and encouraged its underclasses to break the border of another country and illegally obtain benefits from the defacto host country to the extent Mexico has done over the past thirty years would be faced with the real threat of military reprisals. We even have Mexican cartels controlling vast swatches of U.S. territory. Yet no one has placed blame for this where it truly belongs, at the feet of a hostile enabling government in Mexico. It’s like Congress is ignoring the two thousand pound elephant in the room. We have involved our military for years and years in imbecilic civil wars in dozens of countries which pose no threat to our existence and provide no benefit to us after we stupidly commit to them, at the expense of billions of dollars and thousands of U.S. soldier’s lives. Yet—yet— we cannot bring ourselves to defend our own overrun borders. Our elected federal officials took an oath to defend the borders and the Constitution. They are all in violation of that oath.
maybe in the near future we will see if those rumored FEMA camps really exist