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‘We Don’t Owe Them Anything’: Mom of Son Killed By DREAMer Rips Protests, Rejects Path to Citizenship

Posted on | January 27, 2018 | 2 Comments

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2 Responses to “‘We Don’t Owe Them Anything’: Mom of Son Killed By DREAMer Rips Protests, Rejects Path to Citizenship”

  1. Sticks
    January 27th, 2018 @ 5:42 pm

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ccYDHzNg2Xs

    #OBAMAGATE Interview with Barack H. Obama Foundation Manager

    Might be of Interest

  2. hapnHal
    January 27th, 2018 @ 9:02 pm

    Well, we need to get moving on building the wall. Little money here, little money there.

    The Center for Immigration Studies has listed areas in jeopardy of losing their Byrne Justice Assistance Grants, which it called “the largest source of federal criminal justice funds for state and local authorities.”

    Some cities have sued to stop the administration.

    Immigration and Customs Enforcement has been eager for the funding crackdown because some 300 sanctuary jurisdictions block their agents from entering jails to arrest criminal illegals. Instead, they have to wait until the illegal immigrants are arrested and ICE officials say that makes it a far more dangerous situation than in a jail.

    The list:

    Chicago, $2,019,194
    Cook County, Illinois, $17,233
    New York City, $4,120,447
    Albany N.Y., $63,919
    Berkeley, Ca., $38,926
    Bernalillo County, N.M., $60,912
    Burlington, Vt., $38,845
    Denver, City + County Colo., $423,861
    Fremont, Calif., $22,849
    Jackson, Miss., $252,439
    King County, Wash., $39,993
    Lawrence, Mass., $66,963
    Los Angeles, $1,953,647
    Louisville, Ky., $587,515
    Monterey County, Calif., $18,019
    San Francisco City + County Calif., $524,845
    Sonoma County, Calif., $47,104
    Watsonville, Calif., $20,575
    West Palm Beach, Fla., $59,970
    Sacramento County, Calif., $233,299
    State of California, $17,701,281
    State of Illinois , $6,511,233
    State of Oregon, $18,244,126
    Total — $53,067,195

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