Thread: Honduran baby who appeared in US court is back in dad’s arms

Originally Posted by southBronx

how the hell do they get $6.000

Drug cartels.

Rolando said he thought his plan was a beautiful one. He would escape his hard life in the tiny town of Libertad — Freedom, in Spanish. His children would not grow up in the same poverty that he had endured — he had dropped out of the fourth grade to sell burritos to help his single mom support him and his four siblings.

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KEEP YOUR PANTS ZIPPED

YOUR OFFSPRING IS NOT OUR RESPONSIBILITY...

THERE IS NOTHING "BEAUTIFUL" ABOUT ROMPING IN THE DIRT, INVADING ANOTHER COUNTRY AND LIVING OFF OUR BACKS...YOU ARE DISGUSTING!

Judy wrote (excerpt):

In the future, we're going to go to Judy's Plan B

Unrealistic and unworkable. Not going to happen.

Originally Posted by southBronx

how the hell do they get $6.000

From Post# 1:

His younger brother left the coffee-growing mountains of central Honduras for the United States seven years ago and thrived in Maryland with his wife and children. His sister followed, and also did well. Their eldest brother was killed in a drive-by shooting in San Pedro Sula, one of Latin America’s most dangerous cities.


Rolando was left behind with his wife Adalicia Montecinos and his 35-year-old disabled sister in their pink, two-bedroom cement home with a corrugated metal roof. He earned $10 a day driving a bus; his brother in America sent back hundreds of dollars to help out.[Emphais added]

Hundreds over time could be thousands.