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ridehard2208 · Mar 20, 2014

The U.S. Supreme Court has held that the U.S.-born children of permanent resident aliens are covered by the Citizenship Clause, but the Court has never decided whether the same rule applies to the children of aliens whose presence in the United States is temporary or illegal. However our current administration feels they have the power to make it so, with the premise of adding new voters to their cause! No mater what party you are this you have to agree this will be bad for our nations unemployed US citizens , entitlement system, and over all national debt! Some eminent scholars and jurists have concluded that it is within the power of Congress to define the scope of the Citizenship Clause through legislation and that birthright citizenship for the children of temporary visitors and illegal aliens could likely be abolished by statute without amending the Constitution.

This is just a bit from my Blog with the same title, It will be a series the first was Immigration followed by my latest Greed. Give them a read and welcome any feedback and/or debate!

onalandline · Mar 29, 2014

ridehard2208 said: ↑

The U.S. Supreme Court has held that the U.S.-born children of permanent resident aliens are covered by the Citizenship Clause, but the Court has never decided whether the same rule applies to the children of aliens whose presence in the United States is temporary or illegal. However our current administration feels they have the power to make it so, with the premise of adding new voters to their cause! No mater what party you are this you have to agree this will be bad for our nation’s unemployed US citizens , entitlement system, and over all national debt! Some eminent scholars and jurists have concluded that it is within the power of Congress to define the scope of the Citizenship Clause through legislation and that birthright citizenship for the children of temporary visitors and illegal aliens could likely be abolished by statute without amending the Constitution.

This is just a bit from my Blog with the same title, It will be a series the first was Immigration followed by my latest Greed. Give them a read and welcome any feedback and/or debate!
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This is bad. We have an imperial, lawless President that is "fundamentally transforming America." Can't wait for him to go bye-bye.

Smartmouthwoman · Mar 29, 2014

This is just the next step in Obama's quest to destroy the middle class. You're right... its time for real Americans to stand up and save our country.

vino909 · Apr 3, 2014

Perhaps now with each left leaning ruling, the administration will ask SCOTUS to issue voter registration cards, with the DEMOCRAT box already checked.

waltky · Jun 9, 2014

Third military base designated to hold illegal children...

US adds military base to house children entering country without relatives
9 Jun 2014 Third base designated for emergency housing of children Oklahoma base to hold 600 'unaccompanied minors'

The Obama administration on Monday announced it is designating a third US military base for emergency housing of children into the United States without parents or relatives, as the cost of caring for these minors escalated. Senior administration officials, who asked not to be identified, told reporters that an army base at Fort Sill, Oklahoma, will initially hold 600 "unaccompanied minors" and eventually will be able to accommodate up to 1,200. In recent weeks, the Obama administration has opened similar emergency shelters at Lackland air force base in San Antonio, Texas, and Naval Base Ventura County in southern California.

The moves come amid a tidal wave of children trying to slip into the United States, largely from Honduras, El Salvador and Guatemala, often to join a parent already here. Reuters previously reported that the administration was seeking about $2bn for the Department of Health and Human Services to handle the influx in fiscal 2015, which begins on 1 October, more than double the $868m appropriated this year. HHS takes custody of the children shortly after they are detained at the border by federal law enforcement agents. On Monday, administration officials said they would be asking Congress for an additional $560m to help the Department of Homeland Security cope with the illegal border crossings.

One week ago, the White House director of domestic policy, Cecilia Munoz, attributed the rapid run-up in illegal immigration by unaccompanied minors to growing violence often drug related or due to domestic abuse in the three Central American countries. That violence, she said, was encouraging children, including an unusually high number of girls and children under the age of 13, to leave home unaccompanied by parents or relatives. Administration officials have been countering suggestions by political opponents that the influx could be related to either Obama administration policies or legislation pending in Congress to revamp immigration law.

One of the officials, noting high murder rates in Honduras, Guatemala and El Salvador, said, "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." The officials did not provide figures on how many children the US government was holding in detention and putting through deportation proceedings. Besides opening new shelter facilities, the administration has announced that it is working with Mexican and Central American governments to try to discourage children from making the dangerous journey to the United States and to try to further secure borders.

http://www.theguardian.com/world/2014/jun/09/us-military-children-entering-country-illegally
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Holder on Young Illegals: Were Protecting the Rights of the Most Vulnerable Members of Society
June 9, 2014 The Department of Justice (DOJ) announced Friday a new federal program to help minors who enter the U.S. illegally without a parent or guardian while at the same time expanding opportunities for national service.

Described in a press release as a strategic partnership between DOJ and the Corporation for National and Community Service (CNCS), which administers AmeriCorps, Attorney General Eric Holder said the effort will protect the rights of the most vulnerable members of society. With the launch of justice AmeriCorps, we're taking a historic step to strengthen our justice system and protect the rights of the most vulnerable members of society, Holder said. How we treat those in need, particularly young people who must appear in immigration proceedings - many of whom are fleeing violence, persecution, abuse or trafficking - goes to the core of who we are as a nation. Through this program, we reaffirm our allegiance to the values that have always shaped our pursuit of justice, Holder said. We empower new generations of aspiring attorneys and paralegals to serve their country and stand on the front lines of this fight. And we bolster both the efficacy and the efficiency of our immigration courts, Holder said. AmeriCorps members will provide critical support for these children, many of whom are escaping abuse, persecution or violence, Wendy Spencer, CEO of CNCS, is quoted as saying in the press release. The justice AmeriCorps partnership responds to a direct call from Congress, and reflects how national service can be a part of the solution to some of the most challenging issues facing our country today.

AmeriCorps was created during the Clinton administration through the National and Community Service Trust Act of 1993. Members are volunteers who receive modest financial compensation for service. The DOJ press release said that about 100 attorneys and paralegals will be recruited for the program, which is partly in response to a congressional directive to the DOJs Executive Office for Immigration Reform to better serve vulnerable populations such as children and improve court efficiency through pilot efforts aimed at improving legal representation. But at least two members of Congress are criticizing the program, including the plan to house hundreds of these unaccompanied illegal minors at Fort Sill military base in Lawton, Okla.

A Border Patrol agent stands on a ranch fence line with children taken into custody in South Texas brush country north of Laredo, Texas

Sen. James Inhofe (R-Okla.) and Rep. Tom Cole (R-Okla.) issued statements last week. "At a time when the President is drastically reducing defense spending funds at a historically rapid rate, he now expects our military bases to temporarily take on the responsibility of caring for unaccompanied children who have illegally crossed the border into the United States," Inhofe said in a statement. "Our nation has an immigration problem and a national security crisis, but I don't believe the answer is for our military facilities to be transformed into a center that houses, feeds, and cares for illegal immigrants, he said. This only encourages parents to send their children unaccompanied over the border and, with the average-aged child being between 13 and 17, it exposes our military facilities to unknown security concerns, Inhofe said.

I am disappointed and dismayed that the administration has failed to provide timely notification to the Oklahoma congressional delegation and to state and local officials about its plan to use facilities designed to house our troops as a juvenile detention center for illegal unaccompanied minors, Cole said in a statement. This plan is an inappropriate use of military facilities. It will inevitably strain and limit facilities and resources that are intended for the use of service men and women, Cole said. According to Customs and Border Protection, the number of unaccompanied minors apprehended along the southwest border has increased 92 percent from fiscal year 2013 (24,493) to fiscal year 2014 (47,017).

http://www.cnsnews.com/news/article...-re-protecting-rights-most-vulnerable-members
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waltky · Jun 10, 2014

Granny says, "Dat's right - put `em on birth control so's dey don't be havin' anymore anchor babies...

$350M HHS Grant to House Unaccompanied Illegal Minors Requires Family Planning Services
June 10, 2014 A $350 million grant opportunity announced Friday by the Department of Health and Human Services to provide shelter for unaccompanied alien children (UAC) requires that family planning services be provided and that residential care providers deliver services in a manner that is sensitive to sexual orientation and gender identity.

The grant will be issued by HHS through the Administration for Children and Families Office of Refugee Resettlement (ORR). The primary function of the Office of Refugee Resettlement/Division of Childrens Services (ORR/DCS) is to provide temporary shelter care and related services to unaccompanied alien children in custody. Unaccompanied alien children (UAC) are defined as minors who have no lawful immigration status in the U.S., who have not reached the age of 18, and for whom there is no parent or legal guardian in the U.S. or no parent or legal guardian in the U.S. is available to provide care and physical custody. While the population of unaccompanied illegal children generally consists of children ages 12 to 17 with males representing a higher percentage of the overall population, ORR is looking for applicants who can provide services for a diverse population of UAC of all ages and genders as well as pregnant and parenting teens, the grant said.

Unaccompanied alien children (UAC) are required to receive a complete medical examination that includes screening for infectious disease within 48 hours of admission. They also receive appropriate immunizations, emergency health care services, family planning services, other routine medical and dental care, prescription drugs, special diets, and mental health intervention as needed. Residential care providers are required to provide or arrange for the program required services in a manner that is sensitive to the age, culture, religion, dietary needs, native language, sexual orientation, gender identity, and other important individual needs of each UAC, the grant said.

According to the grant description, shelter care services begin once ORR accepts a UAC for placement and ends when the minor is released from ORR custody, turns 18 years of age, or the minors immigration case results in a final disposition of removal from the United States. Unaccompanied illegal minors are expected to stay in ORR custody for 30-35 days more or less. As CNSNews.com reported, HHS predicted that 60,000 unaccompanied illegal immigrant children will be caught entering the U.S. this year. Thats an 815 percent increase from the 6,560 unaccompanied young illegals apprehended in 2011.

Shelter facilities usually house between 16 and 200 unaccompanied illegal children depending on state licensing requirements. Group homes usually house between six and 18 children. Transitional foster care is an initial placement option for UAC under 13 years of age, sibling groups with one sibling under 13 years of age, pregnant or parenting teens, or UAC with special needs, the grant said. They are placed with state licensed foster families, go to school and still receive most service components at the care provider site. Residential care providers are required to provide proper physical care and shelter for UAC that includes but is not limited to suitable living accommodations (e.g., bed, chair, desk, storage for clothing and other personal items), culturally appropriate meals and snacks, several sets of new clothing, and personal grooming items, the grant said.

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WH Wants 'Just Over $2 Billion' From Taxpayers to House Children Crossing Into U.S.
June 10, 2014 -- As tens of thousands of unaccompanied minors cross into the United States illegally from Mexico, the Obama administration admits it didn't anticipate how many would come -- and it is asking Congress "for additional (taxpayer) resources to meet this challenge."

"So there is a request to the appropriators for just over $2 billion to support HHS (Health and Human Services) facilities in particular," a senior administration official told reporters on a White House conference call Monday. The administration also is requesting another $160 million in "additional support" for the Department of Homeland Security, which oversees the Border Patrol and immigration agencies. Administration officials, speaking on background, admitted that "there is a lot of conversation" in Central America about the U.S. immigration debate and the Obama administration's DACA policy -- Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals," which allows certain minors who were brought to this country as children to avoid deportation. "But it is -- it should be abundantly clear that neither the bill which passed the Senate last year, nor DACA, apply to these kids," the briefer told reporters. "They both have cut-off dates. You had to be in the country before a particular date in order to qualify for any kind of relief. So there is no relief available. These kids are coming and ending up in removal proceedings. And so we're making sure that that point is reinforced."

Three-year-old Perla Calidono, of Copan, Honduras, plays at the Nuestra Senora de Guadalupe migrant shelter in Reynosa, Mexico. She and her mother, 23-year-old Sandra Calidono, are among the families hoping to soon cross illegally into the United States. Like a game of telephone, the word has spread about young children being reunited with parents in the U.S., about mothers being released with their babies. Its given hope to an unknown number of migrants willing to risk the dangerous crossing _ with their young children _ in order to escape intense poverty and crime at home.

At Monday's briefing, officials said violence in Central America is the main reason why tens of thousands of children are leaving home and coming to the United States, many of them all alone. "Honduras...has the highest murder rate in the world. Guatemala and El Salvador, I think, are fourth and fifth. So these are the countries that these kids are coming from. We haven't seen large numbers from Nicaragua, for example, or Costa Rica or some of the other Central American countries. And if it was coming -- they were coming solely because of immigration policies, we would see then also large numbers of kids from other countries and principally Mexico as well."

The White House says it will continue to work with Central American countries "to disrupt and dismantle the smuggling networks." "We're also ... conducting public messaging campaigns, some in Mexico, but certainly especially in Honduras, El Salvador and Guatemala, to educate and inform individuals about the dangers of crossing, and ...making clear that migrants are not eligible for Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals or as part of pending legislation."

The Department of Health and Human Services is supposed to take custody of the children within 72 hours of their apprehension by Border Patrol agents, but the administration admits it often takes longer than that. "You are correct that at the moment we are not succeeding in getting every child transferred within 72 hours," a senior administration official told one reporter. The White House says in the meantime, it is "trying to provide hot meals for the children, shower facilities for the children, all kinds of other things to make their lives there as comfortable as possible, but with the ultimate goal of trying to move the children as quickly as possible to much better facilities -- facilities that are meant to house people for longer periods of time than the current CBP holding rooms."

Senior administration officials say all of the illegal aliens face "removal proceedings," but while they wait for a deportation order, many will be released to relatives in this country or put in foster care. "So HHS is not sort of warehousing these children indefinitely. They are providing appropriate care while placement takes place," the official said.

http://www.cnsnews.com/news/article...-billion-taxpayers-house-children-crossing-us
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onalandline · Jun 11, 2014

We need to sterilize each one of these illegals, then send them back. The lawlessness of the Obama Administration is unbelievable.

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