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  1. As unaccompanied minors continue to illegally cross the Texas-Mexico border, President Obama’s Health and Human Services (HHS) has been quietly releasing them onto U.S. soil. A total of 30,340 unaccompanied minors have already been released from federal custody and placed into foster homes, according to HHS’ Office of Refugee and Resettlement (ORR). While many migrants have been released in border states like Texas and California, others have been set free in Alaska.
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    The trip from McAllen, Texas–where the current border crisis is occurring–to Anchorage, Alaska is a nine and a half hour flight. This is almost double the time it would take to fly the migrants back to their home countries in Central America; a flight from McAllen to El Salvador takes just over five hours, according to Google Maps.
    The federal government’s reasons for transporting unaccompanied minors all the way to Alaska are unclear. Some of the minors have also been flown to Hawaii, according to Fox News’ Todd Starnes.
    Millions of U.S. taxpayer dollars have been spent flying illegal immigrants to locations around the nation. Breitbart Texas recently revealed that a Department of Homeland Security budget for Fiscal Year 2015 includes more than $87 million for the transportation of illegal immigrants, who are most often flown via charter plane from Southern Texas to shelters located in various U.S. cities.
    Subsequent to a short stay in federal housing facilities, most of the minors are released from custody. They promise to show up at an immigration court hearing at a future date, but many never do. Foster families, or “sponsors,” for children migrants are often located through nonprofit organizations at various locations in the U.S. Breitbart Texas has reported closely on the process of becoming a foster parent of a foreign youth–in some cases, sponsors can receive up to $7,400 per month for housing up to six illegal immigrants at a time. The payments are dispersed by the federal government.
    http://www.breitbart.com/Breitbart-Texas/2014/08/01/Feds-Fly-Unaccompanied-Minors-to-Alaska

  8. Fearsome threesome: Multiculturalism, traffic flood, & plague.
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    http://www.thespec.com/news-story/4731376-skyway-disaster-extra-80-000-vehicles-to-flood-city-routes/
    “Brampton man Sukhvinder Singh Rai, 34, faces impaired driving charges”.
    “The MTO has also asked border authorities to alert incoming visitors – for example, the expected flood of Caribana revelers to Toronto – of the skyway closure and alternate routes, Poei added.”
    “SKYWAY DISASTER: Extra 80,000 vehicles to flood city routes”
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    “Plane with Ebola infected US aid worker leaves Liberia
    Irish Times”

  9. Oh my f***ing oath!
    The stories of all kinds of abuse of these kids should start within six months,as there is no possible way of properly vetting all the foster parents.
    I wonder how many big-hearted pedophiles have put their names on the list for sheltering one or more of these poor unfortunate children.

  10. Vetting process for would be fosters to illegal immigrant waifs = “Are you a Democrat?”
    Answer = YES then “How many do you want?”

  12. The reports show that Osoyoos Indian Band Chief Clarence Louie, often praised for his business savvy by the Conservative government, was paid $146,369 last year.
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    Mr. Louie said his pay as chief is about $18,000 a year. He has asked his accountant to produce a breakdown of his compensation so he can better answer questions about it. In addition to being chief, Mr. Louie is the band administrator, and is CEO of the Osoyoos Indian Band Development Corporation.
    Unlike many chiefs that earn a lot more and do a lot less, Louie appears to do his job well and likely deserves the income he gets. The people in his band also seem to live well compared with most other aboriginal communities. This is the sort of leadership aboriginals need to become productive Canadians, instead of wards of the Crown.

  14. Rex’s Sun-Day Climate Weather AGW Report.
    “… the Great Central Newfoundland Warming Curiosity.”
    It’s the sun, boys.
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    “The only other parallel circumstance may be recorded in Cormack’s famous diary of his trip across Newfoundland in the late 1800s. Cormack was in Gambo at the time with his Mik’maq guide, Sylvester Joe. They were near the metropolis of Gander for a few days, racking up some moose hides, when, according to his account, “a great yellow ball hung in the sky for five days in a row, and so heated things up that people stayed indoors all the time sprinkling themselves with cod liver oil and praying to St. Anthony for a break.” Its cause was never determined and is now referred to in the literature as the Great Central Newfoundland Warming Curiosity.”
    http://fullcomment.nationalpost.com/2014/08/02/rex-murphy-here-comes-the-sun/
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    “Global Temperature Update – Still no global warming for 17 years 10 months”
    http://wattsupwiththat.com/2014/08/02/global-temperature-update-still-no-global-warming-for-17-years-10-months/#more-113904

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