Map: Is the Border Crisis Coming to a Town Near You?

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FAIR
Article date: 
11 July 2014
Article category: 
Our American Future
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border
enforcement
illegal immigration
cost
illegal aliens
UAC
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We have a crisis at the border! The illegal immigration of aliens under 18 is up an astounding 367% at the Rio Grande Valley since 2011. The Obama Administration has systematically sidetracked and derailed enforcement through numerous "executive memos" designed to gut deportations and border apprehensions. 

The map below shows where those illegal aliens are crossing the Texas border at a estimated rate of 1,000 per day, where they are being flown at taxpayer expense to be processed, locations they are being released into the public and the projected locations where the Obama Administration plans to place unacompanied minors into shelters managed by the federal Office of Refugee Resettlement. 

Click on each marker placed on the map to learn more about what is happening at that location view the source of the information.

To move the map, place your mouse over the embedded graphic. When an icon of a hand appears, drag the map left, right, up or down. To zoom in or out of the map, click on the +/- signs in the bottom right-hand corner. If you would like a full screen version of the map, please click here. 
 
 
 

 

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