Cash and Carry Illegal Alien Children sponsored by Barack Obama and The United Methodist Home for Children in Mechanicsburg,
The 10,000 miles of open border trouble ends in Mechanicsburg Pennsylvania. The United Methodist Home for Children, open arms to cash and illegal aliens and they are preparing to provide shelter to the children for cash money, and they met with considerable protests from community groups, tea party members and residents that have in the past made cash donations to the United Methodist Home for Children, concerned that the undocumented illegal aliens from Central America have simply entered the country illegally and will never go home.
The cash money paid to these organizations can be very substantial but they don't talk about the cash they always talk about the children. Why is the United Methodist Home for Children purging the community posts on FACEBOOK?
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If these organizations are so concerned why do they require taxpayer cash? The CEO Reed get's his picture taken when a local bank gives the United Methodist Home for Children a check for five hundred bucks, what's he going to do when he receives tens of thousands of dollars every month, throw a party with the governor or maybe Barack Obama.
The United Methodist Home for Children has miscalculated and the community does not support the housing, feeding and educating of illegal aliens. The open border problem of Barack Obama now hits home in Mechanicsburg Pa.
Some community groups, such as the Bethany Children’s Home in Berks County, have for several weeks been providing temporary housing for scores of these children.
The United Methodist Home for Children in Mechanicsburg, are preparing to provide shelter to the children, met with protests from community groups and residents concerned that the undocumented children are simply trying to enter the country illegally.
Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, which President Obama signed into law in 2012. The executive order grants amnesty from deportation to undocumented immigrant children who have lived in the U.S. since 2007, among other requirements.
Lancaster-based Church World Services provides assistance to immigrants.
Another concern being aired by those opposed to the relocation of the children in their communities is that the children will eventually be enrolled into local school districts, burdening local systems.
Stacie Blake, a spokeswoman for the U.S. Committee for Refugees and Immigrants, which is working with the federal government to relocate and process the children, confirmed Monday that the children, once relocated in temporary housing, would be eligible to attend local schools.
She said the children will be integrated into the daily activities of the organizations providing the temporary housing, including meals, recreational activities, education and medical screening.
The Office of Refugee Settlement. Many of the children are believed to have been victims of human trafficking, including sexual exploitation and torture.
The notion that the children would be returned to their families is fantasy in most cases. They don’t have a family to be returned to.”
Blake said the organization is appealing to immigration attorneys for pro bono work, as the majority of children do not have attorneys, a factor that will certainly slow down the process.
The Bethany Children’s Home in Womelsdorf, Berks County, which has housed 32 unaccompanied minors since mid-June, on Sunday saw a protest rally in front of the complex.
Scores of people, some with posters, voiced a range of protests, most of it focusing on the fact that, they said, the children were a burden to their community.
“What I don’t understand is why our (kids) are going without, our children are going without, our neighborhoods are going without, but we’re able to help people from other countries on our dime. That’s pretty sickening to me,” John Renschler, organizer of the rally, told CBS21.
Gov. Tom Corbett also has expressed concerns that the influx of immigrant minors could pose a health hazard to state residents.
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