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    Number of undocumented Venezuelans in the USA growing fast

    Number of undocumented Venezuelans in the USA growing fast

    VHeadline.com news editor, Patrick J. O'Donoghue writes: According to a Reuters report published in El Universal, 160,000 Venezuelans are living illegally in the USA.

    Reporting from Miami, Reuters says that the increase in the number of Venezuelans seeking asylum in the USA is provoking some parallels with what happened to Cubans at the beginning of the 60s.

    In 1998, when Chavez was elected, 14 Venezuelans sought asylum in the USA, reaching 1,086 by September 30 in the following year.
    Venezuelans living in Florida say more people have been coming to the USA after Chavez started talking about 21st century Socialism.

    John Hopkins University American Latin American studies director, Riordan Roet is quoted as saying that the middle classes and those who took part in the old Venezuela have legitimate concerns about their future and in some cases, their security, as the regime hardens and the State moves towards economic and social spheres.

    Venezuela is in 11th place in the USA's asylum league behind Colombia and Haiti but more Venezuelans have received asylum compared to applicants living in conflict regions such as Iraq.

    Cuban exiles that dominate many aspects of life in Florida have been actively supporting Venezuelans opposing Chavez.

    The article also resorts to statements from none other than a fugitive leader of the 2002-2003 coup and economic stoppage against the government, Carlos Fernandez, who says that nobody would want to uproot to another country, if he feels okay in his own country.

    Fernandez himself emigrated to Venezuela from Galicia, Spain and preferred to flee to Miami rather than return to his country of origin.

    Former oil industry manager, Horacio Medina, who led the oil industry strike in 2002 that cost Venezuela millions of dollars, is in Miami having escaped from Venezuela to avoid an arrest warrant.

    http://www.vheadline.com/readnews.asp?id=74781

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    They are coming to South Florida and paying to drop anchor babies. I posted that article in the past.
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    my GOD their is no end in sight!!!



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    Can you blame them though? With the lunatic they have in power, I'd be wanting to get out dodge ASAP too.

    However, it would be nice if they would come here LEGALLY.
    "Doing the same thing over and over again and expecting the same results is the definition of insanity. " Albert Einstein.

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    There's a reason we are the country of choice for these folks. However, that reason will dry up as our quality of life and incomes sink.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sippy
    Can you blame them though? With the lunatic they have in power, I'd be wanting to get out dodge ASAP too.

    However, it would be nice if they would come here LEGALLY.
    I don't blame them at all but where are we going to go when we can not take it here anymore and our life and culture as we know it is gone, and it is rapidly disappearing. We just can not take in the whole world where does it end, when are we going to say no more, sorry!!
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    I don't blame them at all but where are we going to go when we can not take it here anymore and our life and culture as we know it is gone, and it is rapidly disappearing.
    It's disturbing to think about this but I believe this is absolutely part of the elite's plan - to completely destroy cultures, societies, history, traditions, countries, and reshape everything into a uniform, homogeneous one world order. What is going on in the EU with almost unlimited immigration from impoverished and third world countries is a good example. All of this "forced" migration is setting things up for enormous chaos and conflict.

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    They need to stay in their countries and fight for what is theirs, no they all leave and come here.


    I really don't think American's would flee if they were in the same circumstances, I believe we would fight....I hope we would...but our young worry me.
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    Quote Originally Posted by sippy
    Can you blame them though? With the lunatic they have in power, I'd be wanting to get out dodge ASAP too.

    However, it would be nice if they would come here LEGALLY.
    Yes, I blame them.

    Sorry, this isn't their country - there is no excuse for their being here and they should go home.

    I don't call our President a lunatic - but I realize he is doing all he can to destroy it. Somehow not sure that gives me the right to land on some other country's shore and ask for asylum.

    There are a lot more nations in the world than the US.

    Pardon me, if I don't think this 'asylum' thing is just a ruse to get to the US - and start fleecing.
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