4 Histórias Terríveis de Imigração da Época de Obama

Primeiro sobre imigração, eu tenho a dizer que se pais chegam ao ponto de arriscar a vida dos próprios filhos para entrar ilegalmente em outro país, na melhor das hipóteses, o país em que eles moram é muito terrível, na pior das hipóteses, esses pais são uns crápulas. Assim, a imigração é mais um problema do país de origem do que do país de entrada.

Segundo, quero dizer que minha principal preocupação é com as crianças e não com Trump, Obama ou mesmo com os pais delas. Rezemos pelas crianças.

Agora, enquanto o mundo xinga Trump porque crianças estão sendo separadas dos pais que tentam entrar ilegalmente nos Estados Unidos, é bom mostrar alguns fatos. Primeiro, deve-se dizer que isso não é novo, costuma-se atribuir o pioneirismo a Bill Clinton pela lei que Trump segue sobre imigração. 

Segundo, deve-se dizer alguns fatos sobre Obama, o adorado pela mídia global, sobre imigração.

O jornal Daily Wire mostrou quatro histórias terríveis de imigração da época de Obama, que foram registradas pela imprensa na época dele.

Vejamos

1) Obama manteve mais do que o dobro de crianças mantidas em centros de detenção que Trump;

2)  A administração Obama permitiu a entrada da gangue assassina do México MS-13 que provocou mortes nos Estados Unidos;

3) Adminstração Obama manteve crianças presas por meses como punição por terem entrado nos Estados Unidos;

E o pior:

4) Administração Obama entregou crianças para traficantes de humanos!!

Vejam o relato do Daily Wire:

4 Horrifying Immigration Stories That Happened Under Obama That You Need To Know About

4. Kept More Than Double The Number Of Children In Detention Centers Than Trump White House. Newsweek reports:

Department of Health and Human Services' (HHS) Administration for Children and Families spokesperson Kenneth Wolfe told Newsweek on Wednesday that it had as many as 10,852 undocumented children in its custody—a significant jump from the 8,886 that were in the agency's custody on April 29, according to the Washington Post.

In fiscal year 2013, under the Barack Obama administration, the HHS Office of Refugee Resettlement (ORR) had as many as 25,000 unaccompanied children in its care across 80 shelters, according to a July 2014 article in Mother Jones.

3. The Obama Administration Knowingly Let Admitted MS-13 Gang Members Into The U.S. The Washington Times reports:

The Obama administration knowingly let in at least 16 admitted MS-13 gang members who arrived at the U.S. as illegal immigrant teenagers in 2014, a top senator said Wednesday, citing internal documents that showed the teens were shipped to juvenile homes throughout the country.

Sen. Ron Johnson, chairman of the Senate Homeland Security Committee, said a whistleblower turned over Customs and Border Protection documents from 2014 detailing the 16 people who were caught crossing the border.

2. The Obama Administration Held Mexican Kids For Months As Punishment For Border-Crossing. The Washington Post reports:

[Border Patrol agent Robert Harris'] intelligence analysts estimated that 78 percent of the guides smuggling other migrants were Mexicans younger than 18 — teenagers often hired or conscripted by drug cartels that knew they would not be prosecuted if caught — and he wanted to attack this loophole.

“Why don’t we remove these juveniles from the smuggling cycle?” Harris, the outgoing commander of the Laredo sector of U.S. Customs and Border Protection, recalled thinking.

Now, as a result of that decision, young Mexicans are being held for months without charge in shelters across the United States, sometimes without their parents’ knowledge. Since the program began in May, 536 juveniles have been held — 248 of whom have been deported to Mexico after an average stay of 75 days, according to Border Patrol statistics. Mexican authorities say some of these repeat border-crossers have spent as much as six months in U.S. custody while they await an appearance before an immigration judge.

1. The Obama Administration Placed Immigrant Children With Human Traffickers. The New York Times reports:

The Department of Health and Human Services placed more than a dozen immigrant children in the custody of human traffickers after it failed to conduct background checks of caregivers. ...

At least six children were lured to the United States from Guatemala with the promise of a better life, then were made to work on egg farms. The children, as young as 14, had been in federal custody before being entrusted to the traffickers. ...

In addition to the Marion cases, the investigation found evidence that 13 other children had been trafficked after officials handed them over to adults who were supposed to care for them during their immigration proceedings. An additional 15 cases exhibited some signs of trafficking.