Liberal hypocrisy on illegals in full bloom

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http://www.politico.com/story/2014/07/martin-omalley-border-children-maryland-108959.html#ixzz37ajqm0wA

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Connecticut rejects request to house illegal children







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Posted: Jul 16, 2014 6:29 AM EDT


Updated: Jul 16, 2014 6:32 AM EDT


 




 
 
HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) - Connecticut officials have rejected a federal request to temporarily house up to 2,000 immigrant children from Central America at a mostly-vacant facility built for developmentally disabled adults.

The Republican-American reports the New England office of the U.S. General Services Administration has inquired about leasing space at the Southbury Training School.

The federal government planned to cover all expenses, including building maintenance.

Patrick M. O'Brien, assistant director of the state's Bureau of Assets Management, emailed back Monday, rejecting the request. He said the building was not suitable because of deteriorating conditions, complex state procedures for using surplus property, and the fact that some people are still housed at Southbury.

The federal government is looking for housing following a recent surge in unaccompanied children crossing the border illegally.



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typical shit.  scream from the rooftops how OTHER PEOPLE have to help and why they're horrible people because they don't want to help.

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State Denies Request To House Migrant Kids At Southbury (CT)
Hartford Courant ^  | July 15, 2014 | KEITH PHANEUF

Posted on ‎7‎/‎16‎/‎2014‎ ‎10‎:‎22‎:‎22‎ ‎AM by Blue Turtle

"The vacant property that the state of Connecticut has is too small to accommodate your needs (which clearly must be at least several hundred thousand square feet of building space alone) and is typically in a state of disrepair to the point where a certificate of occupancy would be difficult to obtain," Patrick M. O'Brien, assistant director of OPM's Bureau of Assets Management, wrote to an official at the U.S. General Services Administration's New England regional offices. "Indeed, many existing structures are beyond salvage and require environmental remediation and demolition."


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The fact that several high level democrats are getting pissed with this situation is a good thing imo...the more democrats who speak out about this, the harder it will be for the Dem narrative that its just 'evil racists republicans' opposing this shit.
sure they are massive hypocrites...but anything that lessens the odds of Amnesty is a good thing

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Are Pregnant Teenagers the Next Group that Will Surge Across the Border?


By Ryan Lovelace

July 15, 2014 4:33 PM

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“A lot” of pregnant juveniles have crossed the border into the Rio Grande Valley as part of the influx of Central American illegal immigrants, says Albert Spratte, the sergeant-at-arms of the National Border Patrol Council Local 3307 in the valley.

“It’s not uncommon to see 16-, 17-year-old girls who are six to eight months pregnant,” Spratte tells National Review Online. Border Patrol agents do not appear to have kept statistics on the amount of pregnant teenagers traveling to the U.S., he says, but some arrive almost nine months pregnant.

Other women arrive much earlier in their pregnancy. One Border Patrol agent working in the San Diego Sector tells NRO that the agent has not witnessed massive numbers of pregnant juveniles crossing in California, but he has run into several pregnant mothers crossing the border throughout the agent’s career. “I had one woman claim she was going into labor—we took her to the hospital; she wasn’t,” the agent says. “Doctor said she wasn’t going into labor, it was too early, but she was trying to stay to have the anchor baby.” The agent says the woman was ultimately deported back to Mexico safe and sound.

Bob Dane, communications director for the Federation for American Immigration Reform, says he thinks pregnant alien minors could represent the next group of people to surge across the border. While he says he could not think of anything more dangerous to the wellbeing of a newborn child than the journey such minors would have to make, he says he thinks the trip would result in an “absolute success” for the teens. Dane says birthright citizenship represents a strong incentive for pregnant minors considering a journey to the United States, as the women know they will not be separated from their offspring.