WASHINGTON (AP) -- The Obama administration will soon expand efforts to help Central American families and children legally immigrate to the United States amid another surge of migrants caught crossing the border illegally.
White House Deputy Homeland Security Adviser Amy Pope said Tuesday that the administration will expand in-country refugee processing for families coming from Honduras, El Salvador and Guatemala and launch an effort to temporarily relocate some families facing the greatest threats to Costa Rica.
The government is also broadening a nearly two-year-old program to allow some Central American children to reunite with parents already legally living in the United States.
Deputy Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas said that program will now allow some unmarried siblings, in-country parents and other caregivers to move to the U.S. with a child approved for the program.
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Those of us that own properties in CR don't want them there either.
ReplyDeletewhen illegal immigrants can stand in front of the camera and brag about their status,it is a slap in the face to law abiding ,hard working u.s. citizens it shows you the poor moral ethics condoned by the current administration and the democratic party when illegals are entitled to more benefits than u.s. citizens it is time for a revolt hopefully the gop will be in the white house next year and the president will have a gop congress to back him up in my opinion ,if something trgic were to happen to air force one or the presidential motorcade,it would probably be a blessing to all americans God bless America
ReplyDeleteYes none of us want them. But we are at the mercy of an arrogant dictator. Due to his unpopularity he will do anything he can to piss off his people before he leaves office.
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