Video: Why the Illegal Immigrant Kids?

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Bill Still

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BillStill.com

Article date:

30 July 2014

Article category:

Our American Future

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illegal immigration

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In this video, Bill Still explains how on January 29, 2014, the Department of Homeland Security put out a request for contractors to provide escorts for Unaccompanied Alien Children (UAC). This was months in advance of the flood that had not yet occurred. Still quotes the DHS request at stating "There will be approximately 65,000 UAC in total: 25% local ground transport, 25% via ICE charter and 50% via commercial air."

Still goes on to display cheat sheets that aliens were provided so that they could make statements that would guarantee them a hearing before an immigration judge for the purpose of obtaining refugee status. Of course, the illegal aliens are released into the general US population and never return to court.

Sill shows the vast extent of taxpayer-paid benefits that the illegal alien "refugees" will obtain - benefits that well offset the $7,000 that the illegal alien or their family pays cartels to smuggle them in to the United States.

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