Obama and Valerie Jarrett’s new, ‘bold’ idea to stop the border invasion from Mexico is to send US officials down to Honduras, to actively recruit people who want to claim refugee status and get citizenship (and all the benefits) in America. The New York Times latest puff piece explains just exactly what Obama/Jarrett are up to now with the so called ‘refugees’ from Honduras. Basically, this is just a fast track way to lure in the illegals, eliminating the need to cross through the ‘dangerous’ part of mexico. Excited yet?
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| Obama to send officials to Honduras to give out refugee status |
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If approved, the plan would direct the government to screen thousands of children and youths in Honduras to see if they can enter the United States as refugees or on emergency humanitarian grounds. It would be the first American refugee effort in a nation reachable by land to the United States, the White House said, putting the violence in Honduras on the level of humanitarian emergencies in Haiti and Vietnam, where such programs have been conducted in the past amid war and major crises…
The proposal, prepared by several federal agencies, says the pilot program under consideration would cost up to $47 million over two years, assuming 5,000 applied and about 1,750 people were accepted. If successful, it would be adopted in Guatemala and El Salvador as well…
Children would be interviewed by American immigration employees trained to deal with minors, and a resettlement center would be set up in the Honduran capital, Tegucigalpa, with assistance from international organizations like the International Organization for Migration…
[T]he draft proposal suggested that 35 to 50 percent of the applicants in Honduras could be considered for relief, a figure the White House said was inflated. The early draft, the White House said, was the most generous and least likely of the options the administration is considering. How many people are accepted is critical, because refugees qualify for public assistance upon arrival in the United States.