Thread: Translators a Big Help at Flood Shelters

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Translators a Big Help at Flood Shelters

Updated: Tuesday, 17 May 2011, 4:59 PM CDT
Published : Tuesday, 17 May 2011, 4:59 PM CDT

Memphis, Tn - More than 500 Memphians are seeking refuge at one of the 5 local flood shelters.

Many of the families who lost everything live at Memphis Mobile City off Highway 51 near Watkins.

Adding to the already difficult situation, many of those displaced only speak Spanish. That’s where Ivette Baldizun comes in.

She says, “There were 2 different parks that were hit and they're pretty much under water right now. They were like 90 percent Hispanic.â€

Sounds like more tax dollars going to aid illegal aliens. I say house, feed, and check their immigration status. Those determined to be illegal should be processed immediately for deportation. The shorter time they're here, the fewer tax dollars spent to support them.

Originally Posted by Mickey

Sounds like more tax dollars going to aid illegal aliens. I say house, feed, and check their immigration status. Those determined to be illegal should be processed immediately for deportation. The shorter time they're here, the fewer tax dollars spent to support them.

Ditto... I would venture to say if they would determine the status of the 90% refugees, a majority are most likely illegals.

Build, and sell them all houses in flood plains. And they thought they were coming here for a better life.

That reminds me of the song "Born in the U.S.A." by Bruce Springsteen.