Thread: [Watch] Megyn Kelly – Border Emergency, Entire Villages Flooding US Border

[Watch] Megyn Kelly – Border Emergency, Entire Villages Flooding US Border

Posted on 11 June, 2014 by Rick Wells



This is very serious. Documentary filmmaker Dennis Michael Lynch is a guest on the Kelly File and he has some very disturbing news. He was among the first to sound the alarm about the huge influx of children on the southern border. He says ominously, “things are about to get a lot worse.”

He describes what we are seeing now as only the tip of the iceberg, that entire villages are emptying out and en route to America. They will be here in a couple of weeks.
Judge Andrew Napolitano describes who is to blame, and there is quite some discussion as to what options we have, as a nation, to deal with this.



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http://gopthedailydose.com/2014/06/1...ing-us-border/

GMN: Arizona Humanitarian Crisis Caused By US Gov't - 1000's of Guatemalan Refugees

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FsC1f-bxCfo

If you aint pissed off yet .... you aint paying attention

Entire VILLAGES are enroute to our Southern Border; you are just seeing the tip of the spear now

Joe the Plumber

Is Obama trying to fold up America like a cheap lawn chair?



BREAKING: Newspapers in Central America Advertising Obama's Open Borders For Illegals to US
Every day, thousands of illegals are flooding our borders at a cost of $252 per...
100% Fed Up|By Patty

BREAKING: Newspapers in Central America Advertising Obama's Open Borders For Illegals to US

Published: 10 June 2014.
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Every day, thousands of illegals are flooding our borders at a cost of $252 per illegal to US taxpayers. Just wait until we're paying for their housing, food and health care!



Newspapers in El Salvador and Honduras are promoting policies by the Obama administration that defer deportation to minors brought to the United States as children by their parents — known as "Dreamers" — and those that are housing illegal children at military bases in the South and West.

"Almost all agree that a child who crossed the border illegally with their parents, or in search of a father or a better life, was not making an adult choice to break our laws, and should be treated differently than adult violators of the law," Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson is quoted in a story about a new two-year extension of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals Act published by Diario El Mundo in El Salvador.

Signed by President Barack Obama in 2012, the law grants temporary legal status to many young illegal immigrants, ending the threat of deportation for at least two years.

The policy, however, does not entitle the immigrants to state services. The law was renewed for two more years.

"With the renewal of DACA, we act according to our values and code of this great nation," Johnson said. "But the biggest task of comprehensive immigration reform is yet to come."

Meanwhile, La Prensa of Honduras discusses in a report how as many as 500 illegal minors are being housed at the Naval Base Ventura County in Southern California.

"The children will be accommodated for between three and four months, while their parents or relatives are located in the United States," the report says.

"The administration of President Barack Obama has acknowledged he faces a serious crisis for the continuous arrival of children, mostly Central Americans, who are illegally entering the country on the border with Mexico."

Besides Mexico and Honduras, the report notes that many of the children are coming from Guatemala, El Salvador, and Nicaragua.

"During their stay, in addition to accommodations and food, children receive English classes, play sports and participate in targeted programs while immigration authorities contact their families," the La Prensa report says.

On Monday, the Obama administration said that it would begin housing as many as 1,200 illegal minors at the Army base in Fort Sill in Oklahoma.

The plan was attacked last week by Oklahoma Republicans, who accused the administration of not giving them sufficient notice and that it would strain limited resources.

A similar shelter for that has accommodated about 1,820 minors over nearly four weeks has been operating at Lackland Air Force Base in San Antonio, Texas.

Housing the illegals cost American taxpayers $252 per child per day.

The deluge of illegal immigrants is causing a burden on the border states of Texas and Arizona, and officials have been transporting children from south Texas to Arizona and leaving them at various locations, including holding centers and bus stations.

Read entire story here: NewsMax

http://www.100percentfedup.com/news/...illegals-to-us

[Watch] Megyn Kelly, Ted Cruz on Democrat Claims Taliban Five Not a Threat to U.S.

Posted on 12 June, 2014 by Rick Wells



The damage control being conducted by the Democrats is called “stunning to see” by Senator Ted Cruz. He points out that all of the members of the Democrat hierarchy who now claim that these terrorists are harmless are simply repeating the same talking points intended to contain the public outrage.
Megyn Kelly quotes Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel as saying there was “complete unanimity on this decision” between himself, the Secretary of State, the Attorney General, the Secretary of Homeland Security, the Director of National Intelligence and the Chairman of the Joints Chiefs of Staff.” Many would feel that, aside from the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, the occupants of those impressive positions are unimpressive political hacks.
Kelly asks Cruz, “If you’re the president, why wouldn’t you listen to all of those people?” Cruz responds that it was a political decision. He’s too polite to call them political hacks, but the answer means the same thing.
She also asks why the responsibility for the decision is being passed around between Hagel and Obama, the answer is quite similar; political interests.
They also discuss the horrific results of the Obama open border policies and the many children who are being victimized by the regime’s promise of amnesty, as well as some citizenship details that the Senator cleared up, renouncing his Canadian citizenship.



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http://gopthedailydose.com/2014/06/1...threat-to-u-s/

http://www.alipac.us/f9/dml-warns-ar...1/#post1417184

Emerging Super Scandal Obama Buses,Dumps & Houses Thousands Upon Thousands Of Illegal Alien Children

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nFEkLx70KoU

US opens third military base to house illegal child immigrants

Published time: June 11, 2014 17:45
Reuters / Sandy Huffaker

Tags Army, Children, Conflict, Health, Human rights, Immigration, Politics, Scandal, Security, USA

Amid reports of poor conditions and allegations of abuse by American officials, the Obama administration announced it is designating a third military base to house children illegally entering the United States.
According to Reuters, unnamed administration officials said the third facility would be located at an Army base in Fort Sill, Oklahoma, and will initially house 600 children before bumping up its capacity to 1,200. Over the last few weeks, similar housing facilities have been created in California and Texas.
The announcement comes as the government struggles to deal with an overwhelming influx of undocumented children entering the United States, primarily from Honduras, El Salvador, and Guatemala. Many of the children are believed to be hoping for a reunion with parents or other family relatives, but critics of the White House have blamed what they see as lax border security for the escalating situation.
Already, roughly 1,000 children are being held at a makeshift holding facility in Nogales, Arizona, where the undocumented immigrants are housed until they receive vaccinations and go through other checkpoints. After that, they are flown to other cities where they’re cases unfold and some are put through deportation procedures.
As RT reported previously, the Border Patrol in Texas found itself dealing with as many as 48,000 children crossing into the US through the Rio Grande Valley. Unable to deal with so many people locally, the Department of Homeland security transferred many to Arizona and other facilities.

Reuters / Samantha Sais

As a result of these increased numbers, the Department of Health and Human Services – which takes custody of the children once they are in government hands – is requesting approximately $2 billion for fiscal year 2015 in order to deal with the situation. For the current year, HHS has been allocated about $868 million. Another $560 million will be requested by Homeland Security.
As the government moves to adapt to the situation, allegations of abuse are also surfacing from the immigrants themselves. BuzzFeed has obtained documents in which some children claim physical and verbal abuse by US officials, including one boy who said a border patrol agent kicked him in the stomach. Other accusations involve punching, verbal abuse, and the denial of medical treatment.
Although it’s unknown how many of the accusations are credible, the American Immigration Council revealed last month that between 2009 and 2012, there were 809 allegations of abuse against Border Patrol. In 97 percent of the cases, no action was taken.
In Nogales, specifically, conditions at the holding facility have come under scrutiny. Children have reportedly complained that the food being served has made them sick, and the lack of mattresses and medical supplies have made living conditions difficult. Additional showers were just recently added, which led Honduras’ consul to Arizona Tony Banegas to conclude that “conditions are improving.”
"What happened today is they added four showers,” he told local CBS 5 News. “Some of the girls were able to take their first shower in 10 days. They're planning to build 60 in the next few days."



According to the Daily Mail, a rabies outbreak has already been reported by Border Patrol, and officials in Texas are beginning to worry that other infections could spread as well. In Rio Grande, at least, the children are not being screened for diseases.
“What level of medical screening, if any, is being done is unknown,” said Zack Taylor of the National Association of Former Border Patrol Officers. “What the medical testing shows is likely not being shared with the agents. And, there are potential communicable diseases that the detainees will not be tested for unless individually requested by a medical officer, which is unlikely without acute symptoms.”
The situation has caused President Obama’s political opponents to blame his immigration policies, arguing that Border Patrol is failing its duty to enforce the law and encouraging human trafficking – the way many undocumented children make it onto US soil.
“This is a crisis of the federal government’s creation,” Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer said in a statement, “and the fact that the border remains unsecure – now apparently intentionally - while this operation continues full-steam ahead is deplorable.”


Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer (Mark Wilson / Getty Images / AFP)

For its part, the White House disputes this argument, saying that many of the minors are making their way to the US because of violence and poor living conditions in their own countries. One unnamed administration official told Reuters that if policy were solely to blame, immigrants would be coming from various other countries, too.
"If they (unaccompanied minors) are coming solely because of immigration policies, you would see large numbers from other countries (in Central America), including Mexico as well."

http://rt.com/usa/165380-third-milit...al-immigrants/