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To: tejek who wrote (798426)	7/31/2014 11:39:20 AM
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Sending them back is the only option I see to stop this - we can't have nations sending us their children. It's simply impossible for us to keep accepting them. The administration is doing nothing to stem the tide - in fact it appears they are promoting it at every opportunity. Next years projections are for 3x the number this year. These kids and illegals in general will use up every dollar in support we have denying resources to Americans and our youth - this is not acceptable. Once the democrat voting poor see their support disappearing they will get angry as evidenced by several reports from poor blacks and homeless in CA. What's shocking is the response from those South American countries - they seem totally fine with having their citizens export their nations children - not a word of outrage. No action on their parts to bring them home. They should be demanding we put their children on flights back immediately.