More Lies From Your Government: Immigrant Children Crisis

Now this looks a lot like a smoking gun.

If you’re a breathing person you know that there is a full-on crisis on our southern border right now that allegedly arose “without warning” in the last couple of months, with unaccompanied kids showing up in huge numbers — most of them not of Mexican origin but rather from nations south of there.

Obama and the other immigration screamers all say that this was “unexpected” and that we had nothing to do with the situation happening, but we must (for “humanitarian reasons”) accommodate these kids — up to and including busing them to various cities and then dumping them on the state’s welfare systems.

Well, that looks a lot like a lie — the Government certainly appears to have known damn well they were coming, and that calls into question whether they provoked it intentionally.  How do we know that?  Because they published an RFQ (Request for Quote) for security and transport services for said kids in January at www.fbo.gov/index?s=opportunity&mode=form&id=c6d7c0050b912fbc917a46d6709d38bd&tab=core&_cview=0

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), a component of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), has a continuing and mission critical responsibility for accepting custody of Unaccompanied Alien Children (UAC) from U.S. Border Patrol and other Federal agencies and transporting these juveniles to Office of Refugee Resettlement (ORR) shelters located throughout the continental United States. ICE is seeking the services of a responsible vendor that shares the philosophy of treating all UAC with dignity and respect, while adhering to standard operating procedures and policies that allow for an effective, efficient, and incident free transport. The Contractor shall provide unarmed escort staff, including management, supervision, manpower, training, certifications, licenses, drug testing, equipment, and supplies necessary to provide on-demand escort services for non-criminal/non-delinquent unaccompanied alien children ages infant to 17 years of age, seven (7) days a week, 365 days a year. Transport will be required for either category of UAC or individual juveniles, to include both male and female juveniles. There will be approximately 65,000 UAC in total: 25% local ground transport, 25% via ICE charter and 50% via commercial air.

January 29th, 2014.

Uh huh.

Nobody saw it coming eh?  Except apparently, they PLANNED for it.