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Wrong.

Yes, the key word here is 'children'. And what is most important in the lives of children? It's parents. And if not for Joe Biden's open border policy, the vast majority of these children would be with their parents right now.

Did Mexico quit sending their payments?

Thought yall loved the little children? And that all lives mattered? What happened?

No key word here "illegal"

The key word here Lester is "children". People like you are so ignorant.

Were those some of the "losers and suckers?" His words not mine.

Here YOU go, nuffin'liarwhiner:

Has anyone any done anything for homeless vets?

Been a problem since the world wars, but you want to act like it's unique? Dang yall some funny folks like your yap yap lap dog has alluded to.

Hey everybody, notice how nuffin'liarwhiner has started disguising its YOYzer attack questions with y'all attack questions.

This administration is willing to take care of those who break the law but does nothing for the homeless vets

I thought yall was about saving the children and all lives matter?

What happened?

The Biden administration will begin housing unaccompanied migrant children smuggled by cartels across the southern border in a North Carolina community, the Washington Examiner has learned.

Potentially thousands of parentless children will be detained at an abandoned school campus within a middle-class neighborhood in Greensboro, North Carolina, before the children are released to sponsors across the country. The government is hiring 800 workers to staff the facility, the American Hebrew Academy said in a statement, an indication of just how wide-scale the operation will become in the next few weeks.

The children are slated to begin arriving in Greensboro as early as next weekend for what could be a massive, long-term undertaking by the Biden administration to detain immigrant children away from the border. The campus is located behind a Target store and directly across the street from a large residential neighborhood.

In a House hearing on May 12, 2021, Rep. Richard Hudson (R-NC) asked HHS Secretary Xavier Becerra if the government had sent or was planning to send unaccompanied migrant children from the border to North Carolina. "There is no plan that we have to shelter children in North Carolina," Becerra said at the time. "We are always looking for sites to provide the type of safety and security that children need, and we have sites throughout the country, but there is no plan that we can tell you to shelter children in North Carolina."

Lawmakers from across the state balked at the development, stating in a letter to Becerra and ACF acting Director Andrea Chapman Thursday that they had not been made aware of the deal until now.

"Due to the failures of the Biden administration to secure our southern border, every state, including North Carolina, is now suffering from the impacts of the Biden border crisis," wrote the state's eight Republican House lawmakers, including Hudson. "The decision to now resettle UACs in Greensboro directly contradicts what you said previously and comes as a complete surprise to us and our constituencies."

https://www.washingtonexami...rs-housing

Your tax money at work. Thanks Biden voters.