Photos Of Kids' Shelter, Texas Border

vhttps://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/photos-show-crowded-conditions-migrants-texas-border-patrol-facility-n1261756

Good evening all,

Per ...

It's at Donna, Texas. Am wondering what the town's official song is.

In the lead picture, there's a screen on top of a pedistal. At my shelter, I brought magazines from our library and provided something decent for an otherwise boring time. Just keep the new citizens addicted to the trash of the screens.

There are Americans who honestly believe so much of this. Did the government of Mexico intercede and give these kids extra clothes, a backpack, ...... Did the children arrive via a border crossing or via the back country ?

The 2 pictures show the overcrowding but this is common in various other settings also.

Just how difficult is it to make a transfer from Border Patrol to HHS ?

 

"Houston police uncover 'disturbing' human smuggling case with more than 90 people trapped in home"

https://www.foxnews.com/us/houston-police-find-more-than-90-people-human-trafficking

"'When we got into the house we realized that there were over 90 people inside,' Assistant Chief Daryn Edwards told reporters.

"Multiple people inside reported possible coronavirus symptoms including fevers and loss of sense of smell.

"'We are concerned that there may be some positive COVID cases inside the house,' Edwards said.

"Houston police found only five females at the home on Friday and the rest were males, Edwards said. None of the victims were children.

"'This is definitely more of a smuggling thing and not a trafficking thing,' Edwards said."

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Do NOT worry, Kommie Kamala has all of the border unpleasantries totally under control!

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https://www.judicialwatch.org/corru...mpts-health-crisis-in-u-s-border-communities/

"A huge surge in illegal immigrant minors is prompting a health emergency on the southern border and surrounding communities, igniting 'grave concern' among federal lawmakers who are calling on the Biden administration to 'prevent the impeding catastrophe.' In a letter to Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas more than a dozen members of congress who sit on various House committees—including civil rights, national security, and the environment—say they are particularly concerned that the influx could soon lead to a health crisis that may cause widespread COVID-19 infections and fatalities. Additionally, a Latino congressman from south Texas is urging the administration to 'prevent further devastation of border communities' by addressing the 'influx of Central American migrants at the U.S.-Mexico border.'

"There are approximately 4,020 illegal alien minors in HHS care, according to recent agency figures. American taxpayers provide them with an array of services including classroom education, mental and medical health care, legal counsel, and a variety of recreational activities. The overwhelming majority of the migrants—72%—are not children but rather young adults or adolescents 15 to 17 years old, government records show. Most of the youths are from Guatemala and Honduras and 68% are male, which has tremendously boosted gang recruitment in this country. Federal authorities have for years confirmed that the nation’s most violent street gangs—including the Mara Salvatrucha (MS-13)—recruit new members at U.S. shelters housing UAC.

"Health issues have also been a serious concern long before COVID-19, when the Obama administration allowed tens of thousands of UAC to enter the U.S. Back in 2014, Judicial Watch reported that the hordes of illegal immigrant minors brought in serious diseases, including swine flu, dengue fever and possibly Ebola. At the time, a congressman who is also a medical doctor alerted the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) that the UAC were importing infectious diseases considered to be largely eradicated in this country. Four years later, the infamous Central American caravan posed an equally serious public health threat, bringing dangerous diseases such as extremely drug resistant strands of tuberculosis, dengue, and chikungunya. By 2019, the Border Patrol admitted it was getting slammed with illegal immigrants plagued by “serious illnesses,” including tuberculosis, influenza, and pneumonia. Federal agents disclosed at the time that they were referring 50 illegal aliens a day for urgent medical care."

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