Instead of simply driving the illegals to an airport and flying them back to their country, which would cost for one-half of 1 percent of the $3.8 billion Obama wants – Obama wants to house the illegals at a cost of $250 per day per person.
Makes one think he doesn’t want to send them home, doesn’t it?
Most of his proposal is to pay living expenses. At the unofficial reported cost of $250 per person per day, President Barack Obama is proposing we spend $1.8 billion “to provide appropriate care for unaccompanied children.” That works out to 19,726 minors for a year. (The official term for them, written into federal statute, is “undocumented alien children.” Not undocumented immigrants, migrants or refugees. Those other terms are efforts at propaganda.)
In addition, Obama wants another $879 million “for detention and removal of apprehended undocumented adults traveling with children,” and “alternatives to detention programs” for these adults. He blends “removal” with “detention” to make it impossible to determine how many removals are planned.
If the money is all for detention, then the $250 per person reveals the plan is to house 9,632 adults for a year at taxpayers’ expense.
Combine 19,726 minors with 9,632 adults and you have 29,358 people. But it gets worse. The request is for a “supplemental appropriation.” In budget lingo, that typically means it’s for the current fiscal year, which ends Sept. 30. If these funds don’t cover a full year, either the cost per person is much higher or the number of people is much higher.
If the daily cost per person is less than $250, then the small city of illegal aliens we’re supporting will be larger than 29,358.
Although Obama asks for lots of money to take care of people permanently, he gives zero details about a timeframe for deporting or repatriating any of the persons involved.
The $250 a day figure compares with the $667 one-way cost of an airline ticket from McAllen, Texas, to Guatemala City, Guatemala, according to both Orbitz and Priceline. The combined airfare for 29,358 passengers would be $19.6 million. That is one-half of 1 percent of President Obama’s overall $3.8 billion request. Volume discounts and government rates would yield even lower fares. But even without discounts, sending everyone home right away saves taxpayers 99.5 percent!
Source: washingtontimes.com
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They could just get on the damned train that brought them here and it wouldn’t cost anyone a dime!
If Obama and DHS insists on busing the children all over the US, then reestablish the Sponsorship program again, where people take in some of the children into their home; are fully responsible for them; keeping in contact with the federal govt…..that way, no child would have to sit in a warehouse jail and the govt would know always where they were, until court that would determine either stay or send back to their own country. This needs to be done now before diseases are spread throughout the US due to warehousing in close quarters these children.
The law passed by a bipartisan Congress and signed into law by President Bush prevents that approach.
This photo shows disease epidemic soon to happen throughout the US. Perhaps that is Obama’s intention and the illuminati’s plan?
Yep, sounds like liberal logic to me!!!
What a dumb-ass we have in the oval office!
FLY HEM THEM HOME OR BUS T
he doesnt and you know that
since when did that $#%&!@* Obama care about anything cheeper
Truth and Action ..
Once again you mislead your readers.
Bush legislation William Wilberforce Act..
Makes it virtually impossible to just send them home …
Treason!!!!!!!