Some previously deported illegal immigrants will be flown back into the United States on the taxpayers’ dime

 Yes you read that headline correctly. This has to do with the surge of “unaccompanied minors” who flooded over the border in 2014 and who were subsequently deported. They will now be flown back over the border on our tax dollars. Here is more:

In 2014, unaccompanied alien children from Central America walked across America’s southern border in droves. This year, the U.S. government will pay for unaccompanied alien children to be flown into the country, even if they were convicted of a felony, and furnish them with federal benefits to boot.

It sounds outlandish, so how is it happening? It’s called the In-Country Refugee/Parole Program for Central American Minors, and the State Department and the Department of Homeland Security introduced it on November 14, 2014. They promised it would not become “a pathway for undocumented parents to bring their children to the United States,” but it appears that’s not the case. The program not only creates a pathway for Central American children to reunite with their newly amnestied parents, it also pays their travel costs and ensures them federal benefits.

  As you can see above this includes previously deported illegal immigrants with felonies on their records–including the possibility that gang members will be brought back into the United States.

Jessica Vaughan, director of policy studies at the Center for Immigration Studies, says the Obama administration should rename the project “the MS-13 Reunification Program,” because of the number of MS-13 gang members who could potentially take advantage of the program.

  What this amounts to basically is this: the Obama regime has created a new refugee status which gives this particular class of illegal immigrants the ability to forego the normal immigration procedure:

“These are people who are otherwise completely unqualified to be admitted to the United States, and so they’ve created this bogus new refugee designation,” Vaughan says. “Since they’re ‘refugees’ they don’t have to pay the fees that anybody else would have to pay as a legal immigrant.”

  But hey, what is the worst that could happen…

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