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7/13/2014 4:26 pm

 Sorry I cannot add a good comment to you blog. Two fine folks have already done it for me.
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spiritwoman45

7/13/2014 5:52 pm

 Good fr you. There are points you and I will disagree on but that's no reason to enjoy the many things was all have in common. I think a lot of the difficulty is in the way some present material. Instead of simply telling what they believe and why the begin with an attack or put down of anyone who does not see the things the same way.
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bijou624

7/14/2014 3:45 am

 Hi Dan: People are allowed to make refugee claims at the U.S. border. Under current U.S. law, refugee claims from Central Americans are to be made and filed, and they are entitled to have their claims decided at an immigration hearing. I worked in Immigration Law and the expense to process thousands of refugee claimants is an enormous burder to the taxpayer. Just to file and process thousands of Central American refugee claims, there are other enormous expenses the taxpayer is footing the bill for, including interpreters and lawyers for each claimant, temporary housing, three meals a day for thousands of people, diapers, medications, etc. etc.

I agree that Central Americans should be turned away at the border, but that requires Congress to change the current immigration law.




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