> One hundred percent agreement on your last paragraph there. Absolutely
> outrageous that OUR CITIZENS are secondary to immigrant "needs".
And Ukraine's, and now Lebanon's, needs.
> I have to believe that some of the garbage being thrown around about
> this is exactly what you were describing in regards to FEMA/CBP/DHS
> being used sort of interchangeably when they really shouldn't be. I'm
> hoping that "extra" money being spent on (illegal) immigrants is not
> coming from the same pot of money as the benefits meant for our
> hurricane victims.
Governments usually do budget money for separate "pots," even within the
same agencies. That said, if you have a domestic pot that is empty, and another
pot in the same agency for immigration and/or foreign governments,
it would be very good policy to have something in place to divert money to
the empty domestic pot.
> Thanks for the reply and the info!
No problem. I found that link a month or so ago when I was reading an
article about New Orleans 2013 hurricane victims. I found some of the
"facts" to be dubious sounding but, as it turned out, there was some truth
to them after all (per FEMA even!).
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