Let’s not kid ourselves: Since the Second World War there has been a very noticeable growth in Mexican nationalist sentiment among the mestizo element in the southwestern United States, and a similar sentiment is found throughout Mexico. It expresses itself in a smoldering hatred of gringos: a hatred which often bursts into open flame. And our lawless leaders are ok with that.
The Obama regime has announced an ambitious program to dramatically “expand” efforts to help Central American families and children legally immigrate to the United States.
White House Deputy Homeland Security Adviser Amy Pope announced that the government will “expand in-country refugee processing for families coming from Honduras, El Salvador, and Guatemala.”
In addition, Pope said, the government would launch an effort to “temporarily relocate some families facing the greatest threats” in Costa Rica.
North America’s “magic dirt” will transform these poor souls into the kind of Americans you see in those old Norman Rockwell paintings.
The government is also “broadening” the already existing program to allow some Central American children to reunite with parents already legally living in the United States.
Deputy Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas said that program will now allow some siblings, in-country parents and other caregivers to move to the U.S. with a child approved for the program.
The move comes in the middle of yet another “surge” in invaders caught crossing the border.
Since the start of the budget year in October, more than 51,100 invaders “traveling as families” and more than 43,000 “unaccompanied children” have been caught illegally crossing the Mexican border.
The Obama regime first launched the effort to allow child invaders to legally come to the U.S. in December 2014. Mayorkas said some 2,884 applications had already been approved for the program and more than 9,500 cases are pending.
In January, the administration first announced that the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees would pre-screen would-be refugee families. U.S. officials will now handle more in-country processing for those families.
Pope said refugee programs in Central America are being expanded because “current efforts to date haven’t been sufficient.”
Pope said it is unclear how many families and children may benefit from the enhanced programs but officials expect requests for help to steadily increase as the programs get underway in the coming months.
In March this year, Latino Fox News reported that the influx of “border surge kids” was “fueling violence in the Washington D.C. area.
“Authorities in the Washington D.C. metropolitan area are concerned that the surge of unaccompanied migrants coming across the United States’ southern border could be helping the notorious MS-13 street gang recruit new members and is fueling a spate of violence around the nation’s capital,” Latino Fox News said, adding that outside of Los Angeles, the Washington D.C. metropolitan area has the largest Salvadoran population in the U.S., at just over 228,000.
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