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Monday, May 31, 2021

How about legislation to keep them out?

Tennessee legislators will draft legislation to increase transparency and establish protective measures for the sponsorship of unaccompanied migrant children. The federal government says that sponsors are “almost always a parent or close relative” – but that’s not always the case. Lawmakers’ urgency to increase transparency and establish protective measures for sponsorship heightened after it was revealed that Governor Bill Lee’s administration has continued licensing for a Chattanooga shelter without apparent provisions in place to protect the housed migrant children from traffickers and cartels.

8 comments:

  1. How about an automatic DNA test, and if not directly related, prison for kidnapping and fraud.

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  2. The legislation is already in place, but the communists will not enforce it.

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  3. Send the wetbacks packing. We have enough FUSA citizens to coddle

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  4. Your common sense solution to our common problem is racist, therefore dismissed. Flip side of the coin/ Hogs need to eat regularly to make bacon........ bacon is gooooooooooood, make something useless useful

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  5. Surely another case of follow the money. Speaking of orphan children, anyone seen/heard anything about obozzo's rent-a-kids lately?

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    1. No have not heard a thing and really do not care!!!! grayman

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  6. Catholic charities is one of the biggest funders of migrant re-location they're especially fond of Somali's

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    1. Follow the money, that's what it is all about.

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