Illegal immigrant children

Illegal immigrant children ---


Reference:

• Accuracy In Media:  
• Mother Jones
• Wikipedia  Children's immigration crisis refers to the surge in unaccompanied children from Central America seeking entrance to the United States. The surge has increased rapidly, doubling in volume each year,[1] reaching crisis proportions in 2014 when tens of thousands of women and children from Honduras, Guatemala, and El Salvador migrated to the United States.[2] Many of the children had no parent/legal guardian available to provide care or physical custody and quickly overwhelmed local border patrols.[3]

Contents:

• *Age: 91% teens in 2013, 84% in 2014 aim: Fewer than 30 percent of these “children” are between 10 and 14 years old. Half are males from 15 to 17 years old. 
• *DACA
• *Deported: aim: In 2013, only 0.1 percent were returned to their home countries.
• *Escape Violence: a leaked intelligence report concludes that is not necessarily the case, especially because the murder rate in El Salvador, Guatemala, and Honduras has declined since 2012. breitbart
• *Fear: United Nations interviewed 302 migrants in 2013, and not even a majority (43%) said they were fleeing "violence from gangs or organized crime as a factor leaving their country." In fact, 44% did not even "cite fear of serious harm as a deciding factor for leaving." breitbart
• *Free Pass: 219 of the 230 illegal immigrant children interviewed said the primary reason that compelled them to make the journey to America was the belief that they would receive "free passes" to indefinitely remain in the country once they made it across the border. breitbart
• *Gangs: Many are gang members, including thenotorious MS-13. aim
• *Released aim: Ninety-eight percent are released from custody with a “notice to appear” in court for deportation hearings. They rarely do. aim: In 2013, only 0.1 percent were returned to their home countries.
• *Teen boys  most of whom are teenage boys aged 14 and above.   defendchristians
• *Temporary Amnesty: After 6,560 illegal immigrants unlawfully entered the country in 2011, 13,635 – twice as many as in the previous year – entered the country in the fiscal year after Obama enacted his temporary amnesty program.  breitbart

*Age

illegals began streaming in following the creation of DACA. AnInspections and Customs Enforcement (ICE) document leaked to the press revealed a dramatic acceleration in the number of unaccompanied children coming from Guatemala, Honduras and El Salvador, a part of Central America also called the “Northern Triangle.” In 2011, ICE apprehended a total of 4,321 UAC from these countries. By 2013, that number had increased to 21,314. For 2014, the report projected 53,375 UACs crossing the border and 95,500 in 2015. Some estimates are much higher.

Fewer than 30 percent of these “children” are between 10 and 14 years old. Half are males from 15 to 17 years old. Many are gang members, including thenotorious MS-13. Ninety-eight percent are released from custody with a “notice to appear” in court for deportation hearings. They rarely do. In 2013, only 0.1 percent were returned to their home countries.

 MoJo's Ian Gordon tells of Adrián, a Guatemalan kid who dodged attackers armed with machetes, walked barefoot for miles through Mexico, and resorted to prostitution to reach sanctuary in America. And Adrián was 17

motherjones

*DACA

aim: As of March 2014, the latest data available, 642,685 aliens had been accepted for DACA status. These people have not been idle. A June 2014 survey of DACA participants conducted by the American Immigration Council yielded the following results:

DACA Participants First Two Years
Found New Job		59%
Obtained Driver’s License		57%
Opened Bank Account		49%
Obtained 1st Credit Card		33%
Obtained Health Care		21%
Source: American Immigration Council

These are not children. Children do not obtain driver’s licenses, jobs, credit cards, etc., and because of Motor Voter, many of those receiving driver’s licenses may now be registered to vote. While under DACA, legal status is only temporary and the aliens cannot vote legally, but some might vote anyway, as illegals in many states already have.

*Fear:

United Nations interviewed 302 migrants in 2013, and not even a majority (43%) said they were fleeing "violence from gangs or organized crime as a factor leaving their country." In fact, 44% did not even "cite fear of serious harm as a deciding factor for leaving." breitbart

*Free Pass:

219 of the 230 illegal immigrant children interviewed said the primary reason that compelled them to make the journey to America was the belief that they would receive "free passes" to indefinitely remain in the country once they made it across the border. breitbart

*Teen boys

most of whom are teenage boys aged 14 and above.   defendchristians

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