BONUS KIDS: Amnesty for illegal aliens

Sometime in the near future we need to point out to the world that none of the mainstream media, news blogs or even fake news ever mention the thousands of unaccompanied children who the the government is turning over to illegal alien sponsors daily that come with a Bonus Amnesty for the illegal alien since Trump signed the Budget Bill.

BONUS KIDS
We need the media to tell us what age they are, how many, what cities and states are they going to, etc. what kind of background checks are the sponsors given, what happens to the illegal aliens who are turned down as sponsors?

We are being given no information on this situation.

This is about when they are turned over to the Refugee Office, but no story about when they are turned over to the illegal aliens in exchange for AMNESTY.


8,700 unaccompanied children turned over to refugee office last month

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Originally Posted by JohnDoe2

Sometime in the near future we need to point out to the world that none of the mainstream media, news blogs or even fake news ever mention the thousands of unaccompanied children who the the government is turning over to illegal alien sponsors daily that come with a Bonus Amnesty for the illegal alien since Trump signed the Budget Bill.

BONUS KIDS
We need the media to tell us what age they are, how many, what cities and states are they going to, etc. what kind of background checks are the sponsors given, what happens to the illegal aliens who are turned down as sponsors?

We are being given no information on this situation.

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I have no government information on this, and they probably do not want us to know.

I did post this from a comment section yesterday. It was under an article about recycling kids at the border.

This I know for a fact...…… the women coming from south of the USA, do this in the welfare office as well. A set of three children were passed around so that several Mexican woman could collect welfare on the three.
Since "they" don't have to provide documentation, like Americans do, they "borrow" children all the time. It's a fact. But they're good, honest, hardworking people, right?

I have the numbers.

The government is giving out the numbers.

The MEDIA is not giving out the numbers.

Unaccompanied Alien Children Released to Sponsors By State

When a child who is not accompanied by a parent or legal guardian is apprehended by immigration authorities, the child is transferred to the care and custody of the Office of Refugee Resettlement (ORR). Federal law requires that ORR feed, shelter, and provide medical care for unaccompanied alien children until it is able to release them to safe settings with sponsors (usually family members), while they await immigration proceedings.

These sponsors live in many states.

Sponsors are adults who are suitable to provide for the child’s physical and mental well-being and have not engaged in any activity that would indicate a potential risk to the child. All sponsors must pass a background check.

The sponsor must agree to ensure the child’s presence at all future immigration proceedings. They also must agree to ensure the minor reports to ICE for removal from the United States if an immigration judge issues a removal order or voluntary departure order.

HHS is engaging with state officials to address concerns they may have about the care or impact of unaccompanied alien children in their states, while making sure the children are treated humanely and consistent with the law as they go through immigration court proceedings that will determine whether they will be removed and repatriated, or qualify for some form of relief.

HHS has strong policies in place to ensure the privacy and safety of unaccompanied alien children by maintaining the confidentiality of their personal information. These children may have histories of abuse or may be seeking safety from threats of violence. They may have been trafficked or smuggled. HHS cannot release information about individual children that could compromise the child’s location or identity.

The data in the table below shows state-by-state data of unaccompanied alien children released to sponsors as of March 31, 2019. ACF will update this data each month. ACF will update this data each month.

Please note: ORR makes considerable effort to provide precise and timely data to the public, but adjustments occasionally occur following review and reconciliation. The FY2014 release data posted in the chart below were updated on March 13, 2015. The FY2015 release data were updated May 9, 2016. Questions may be addressed to ORR directly, at 202.401.9246.
NOTE: This monthly data reflects all UAC referred from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security. It does not delineate the subset of UAC referred under the recently enacted Zero Tolerance, 100 percent prosecution of illegal immigration cases. While we understand the interest in detailed breakdowns of this information, our mission has been and remains to provide every minor transferred to HHS, regardless of the circumstances, with quality and age-appropriate care and a speedy and safe release to a sponsor.

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STATE	TOTAL NUMBER OF UAC RELEASED TO SPONSORS IN FY 2014 (OCTOBER 2013 – SEPTEMBER 2014)	TOTAL NUMBER OF UAC RELEASED TO SPONSORS IN FY 2015 (OCTOBER 2014 – SEPTEMBER 2015)*	TOTAL NUMBER OF UAC RELEASED TO SPONSORS IN FY 2016 (OCTOBER 2015 – SEPTEMBER 2016)	TOTAL NUMBER OF UAC RELEASED TO SPONSORS IN FY 2017 (OCTOBER 2016 – SEPTEMBER 2017)**	TOTAL NUMBER OF UAC RELEASED TO SPONSORS IN FY 2018 (OCTOBER 2017 - SEPTEMBER 2018)	TOTAL NUMBER OF UAC RELEASED TO SPONSORS IN FY 2019 (OCTOBER 2018 – MARCH 2019)
Alabama	786	808	870	598	730	529
Alaska	4	2	5	3	0	1
Arizona	295	167	330	322	263	226
Arkansas	307	186	309	272	191	140
California	5,831	3,629	7,381	6,268	4,655	3,613
Colorado	426	248	427	379	310	311
Connecticut	552	206	454	412	332	384
Delaware	212	152	275	178	226	177
District of Columbia	375	201	432	294	134	111
Florida	5,445	2,908	5,281	4,059	4,109	3,583
Georgia	2,047	1,041	1,735	1,350	1,259	1,113
Hawaii	8	2	4	4	1	5
Idaho	19	11	39	11	30	27
Illinois	552	312	519	462	472	386
Indiana	448	240	354	366	392	384
Iowa	235	201	352	277	236	233
Kansas	312	245	326	289	297	206
Kentucky	413	274	503	364	367	313
Louisiana	1,755	480	973	1,043	931	851
Maine	17	4	9	11	21	7
Maryland	3,884	1,794	3,871	2,957	1,722	1,872
Massachusetts	1,372	738	1,541	1,077	813	646
Michigan	193	132	227	160	133	116
Minnesota	304	243	318	320	292	258
Mississippi	290	207	300	237	297	229
Missouri	222	170	261	234	202	167
Montana	1	2	0	2	3	0
Nebraska	351	293	486	355	373	261
Nevada	228	137	283	229	133	122
New Hampshire	35	14	25	27	19	13
New Jersey	2,680	1,462	2,637	2,268	1,876	1,682
New Mexico	41	19	65	46	43	28
New York	5,955	2,630	4,985	3,938	2,837	2,363
North Carolina	2,064	844	1,493	1,290	1,101	1,001
North Dakota	4	2	10	3	2	6
Ohio	635	483	693	584	546	474
Oklahoma	377	225	301	267	278	228
Oregon	115	122	188	170	201	142
Pennsylvania	660	333	604	501	559	496
Puerto Rico	0	0	0	0	1	1
Rhode Island	203	185	269	234	234	205
South Carolina	588	294	562	483	507	469
South Dakota	48	61	81	81	94	68
Tennessee	1,294	765	1,354	1,066	1,162	940
Texas	7,409	3,272	6,550	5,391	4,113	3,874
Utah	119	62	126	99	98	70
Vermont	3	1	1	0	2	1
Virginia	3,887	1,694	3,728	2,888	1,647	1,702
Washington	391	283	476	494	434	335
West Virginia	30	12	26	23	22	21
Wisconsin	85	38	85	94	99	101
Wyoming	8	6	23	14	16	7
Virgin Islands	0	0	0	3	0	0
TOTAL	53,515	27,840	52,147	42,497	34,815	30,498

*The FY2015 numbers have been reconciled.
**The FY2017 numbers have been reconciled.
For more information, please read ORR’s reunification policy.

Last Reviewed: April 25, 2019

https://www.acf.hhs.gov/orr/resource...nsors-by-state

Unaccompanied Alien Children Released to Sponsors by County

When a child who is not accompanied by a parent or legal guardian is apprehended by immigration authorities, the child is transferred to the care and custody of the Office of Refugee Resettlement (ORR). Federal law requires that ORR feed, shelter, and provide medical care for unaccompanied alien children until it is able to release them to safe settings with sponsors (usually family members), while they await immigration proceedings.

These sponsors live in many states.

Sponsors are adults who are suitable to provide for the child’s physical and mental well-being and have not engaged in any activity that would indicate a potential risk to the child. All sponsors must pass a background check.

The sponsor must agree to ensure the child’s presence at all future immigration proceedings. They also must agree to ensure the minor reports to ICE for removal from the United States if an immigration judge issues a removal order or voluntary departure order.

HHS is engaging with state officials to address concerns they may have about the care or impact of unaccompanied alien children in their states, while making sure the children are treated humanely and consistent with the law as they go through immigration court proceedings that will determine whether they will be removed and repatriated, or qualify for some form of relief.

HHS has strong policies in place to ensure the privacy and safety of unaccompanied alien children by maintaining the confidentiality of their personal information. These children may have histories of abuse or may be seeking safety from threats of violence. They may have been trafficked or smuggled. HHS cannot release information about individual children that could compromise the child’s location or identity.

The following table shows county-level data for unaccompanied alien children released to sponsors by the counties/county equivalents where the sponsors live, where 50 or more children have been released for FY 2019 (since October 1, 2018) as of March 31, 2019. This data covers 113 counties and county equivalents nationwide and comprises 22,346 of the 30,498 total children released to sponsors in this period. ACF will update this data each month.

NOTE: This monthly data reflects all UAC referred from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security. It does not delineate the subset of UAC referred under the recently enacted Zero Tolerance, 100 percent prosecution of illegal immigration cases. While we understand the interest in detailed breakdowns of this information, our mission has been and remains to provide every minor transferred to HHS, regardless of the circumstances, with quality and age-appropriate care and a speedy and safe release to a sponsor.

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STATE	COUNTY	TOTAL NUMBER OF UAC RELEASED TO SPONSORS IN FY 2019 (THROUGH MARCH 2019)
AL	Jefferson County	71
AL	Marshall County	65
AR	Pulaski County	51
AZ	Maricopa County	216
CA	Alameda County	307
CA	Contra Costa County	141
CA	Fresno County	99
CA	Los Angeles County	1,469
CA	Marin County	94
CA	Monterey County	62
CA	Orange County	147
CA	Riverside County	200
CA	Sacramento County	70
CA	San Bernardino County	97
CA	San Diego County	116
CA	San Francisco County	129
CA	San Joaquin County	59
CA	San Mateo County	189
CA	Santa Clara County	137
CA	Ventura County	59
CO	Arapahoe County	72
CT	Fairfield County	257
CT	New Haven County	51
DE	Sussex County	144
FL	Broward County	293
FL	Collier County	167
FL	Duval County	141
FL	Hillsborough County	150
FL	Lee County	345
FL	Manatee County	70
FL	Martin County	104
FL	Miami-Dade County	799
FL	Orange County	228
FL	Palm Beach County	794
FL	St. Lucie County	50
GA	Cherokee County	69
GA	Cobb County	101
GA	DeKalb County	229
GA	Gwinnett County	189
GA	Hall County	66
IL	Cook County	161
IL	DuPage County	80
IN	Jackson County	52
IN	Marion County	145
KS	Wyandotte County	67
KY	Jefferson County	86
LA	East Baton Rouge Parish	164
LA	Jefferson Parish	274
LA	Orleans Parish	110
MA	Bristol County	105
MA	Essex County	167
MA	Middlesex County	140
MA	Suffolk County	152
MD	Anne Arundel County	85
MD	Baltimore city	291
MD	Baltimore County	184
MD	Frederick County	60
MD	Howard County	62
MD	Montgomery County	449
MD	Prince George's County	619
MN	Nobles County	67
NC	Durham County	84
NC	Mecklenburg County	329
NC	Wake County	131
NE	Douglas County	109
NJ	Bergen County	182
NJ	Camden County	55
NJ	Essex County	171
NJ	Hudson County	171
NJ	Mercer County	227
NJ	Middlesex County	84
NJ	Morris County	133
NJ	Passaic County	75
NJ	Union County	357
NV	Clark County	100
NY	Bronx County	169
NY	Kings County	343
NY	Nassau County	364
NY	Orange County	59
NY	Queens County	467
NY	Rockland County	128
NY	Suffolk County	501
NY	Westchester County	160
OH	Franklin County	90
OH	Hamilton County	179
OH	Tuscarawas County	52
OK	Oklahoma County	78
OK	Tulsa County	86
PA	Chester County	54
PA	Philadelphia County	190
RI	Providence County	186
SC	Charleston County	50
SC	Greenville County	108
TN	Davidson County	312
TN	Hamilton County	118
TN	Knox County	63
TN	Shelby County	139
TX	Bexar County	143
TX	Collin County	61
TX	Dallas County	583
TX	Harris County	1,965
TX	Montgomery County	80
TX	Tarrant County	131
TX	Travis County	307
VA	Alexandria city	79
VA	Arlington County	72
VA	Chesterfield County	108
VA	Fairfax County	518
VA	Henrico County	59
VA	Loudoun County	84
VA	Prince William County	166
VA	Richmond city	120
WA	King County	149

See the FY18 county level data
See the FY17 county level data
See the FY16 county level data
See the FY15 county level data
See the FY14 county level data
*For more information, please read ORR’s reunification policy.

Last Reviewed: April 25, 2019

https://www.acf.hhs.gov/orr/resource...sors-by-county

Send them back and let their President "sponsor" them and pay for them!

Get them deported within 24 hours of processing!

It is kidnapping to keep these foreign citizens who are minors!

U.S. has arrested 170 immigrants who tried to claim migrant children