HERE COME THE (FAKE) REFUGEES!

 Submitted by: D Johnson

Here they come. And we are going to pay for their healthcare, food & housing, education, and in some respects employment.

Trump put back 60-70 thousand mostly fraudulent asylum seekers into Mexico to await court hearings, instead of allowing them to simply disappear into the US and live illegally with little chance of being deported.  Biden's order that the fake refugees should be welcomed back into the US to live illegally is attracting more hordes to the border, hoping to obtain a free pass into the United States. DHS has told their sub agencies that have to react immediately to be ready -- to welcome, nurture and take care of -- the wave that is coming. The number of fake refugees being released into the US jumped in the last few days from 25 to 100 in Brownsville and probably the two other sites when they are returned, McAllen and San Diego.  We can expect this number to continue to grow as more head to the border.  They don't need to come in a large caravan, which will attract unwanted media attention, to travel to the border.  They can also come as individuals and in small groups and that is the most common way they have traveled to the border traditionally. 

DHS: Prepare For Wave Of Fake Refugees / Asylum Fraud On Border

DHS: Prepare For Wave Of Fake Refugees / Asylum Fraud On Border - Patrio... DHS warns of a new wave of fake refugees coming to the border to commit asylum fraud.

Univision broadcasts primarily in the border states, northern Mexico and the Caribbean.   A large part of their mission is obviously to inform illegal aliens and those that support illegal immigration about the status of the effort to bring more illegals and asylum fraudsters into the US and obtain benefits from the Government at the expense of the US taxpayer and ultimately to benefit progressive politicians at the polls.  You have to keep in mind their pro-illegal-immigration bias, but they really have the best coverage, compared to English language outlets.  It is good to know what they are thinking.

I understand some but am by no means fluent in Spanish, but I found a site recently that automatically transcribes and translates audio in Spanish at little cost and even exports it to a file in a standard subtitle format to be added to video. I edit the result to polish out errors in the automatic translation. It's a bit tedious to do, but I think it provides useful information.  What do you think?