Biden secretly flying underage migrants into NY in dead of night

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Posted by Curt on 19 October, 2021 at 12:38 pm. 33 comments already!

       

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By Miranda Devine, Jack Morphet, Kevin Sheehan, Christopher Sadowski and Bruce Golding

Planeloads of underage migrants are being flown secretly into suburban New York in an effort by President Biden’s administration to quietly resettle them across the region, The Post has learned.
 
The charter flights originate in Texas, where the ongoing border crisis has overwhelmed local immigration officials, and have been underway since at least August, according to sources familiar with the matter.
 
Last week, The Post saw two planes land at the Westchester County Airport, where most of the passengers who got off appeared to be children and teens, with a small portion appearing to be men in their 20s.
 

 
Westchester County cops stood by as the passengers — whose flights arrived at 10:49 p.m. Wednesday and 9:52 p.m. Friday — got off and piled into buses.
 
Some of them were later seen meeting up with relatives or sponsors in New Jersey, or being dropped off at a residential facility on Long Island.
 
A Post analysis of online flight-tracking data suggests that around 2,000 of the underage migrants have arrived at the airport outside White Plains on 21 flights since Aug. 8.
 
Records show some of the planes touched down between midnight and 6:30 a.m. — when a voluntary curfew is in effect — with two arriving from Houston at 2:13 a.m. and 4:29 a.m. on Aug. 20.
 
 
The clandestine nature of the operation raises questions about how the White House is dealing with a recent surge in unaccompanied minors.
 
The most recent figures from US Customs and Border Protection show that just during July and August,  37,805 unaccompanied minors were caught entering the US from Mexico — sometimes after being abandoned  by professional  smugglers known as “coyotes.”
 
Video shows some children dropped over the border wall or abandoned in remote areas.
 
A source familiar with the operation at the Westchester airport said the underage migrants typically arrive carrying backpacks and are bused to locations including the Bronx, Brooklyn, Queens, upstate Newburgh, and Bridgeport and Danbury in Connecticut.

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No testing, no vaccinations, no tracking, no following laws, no respect for our border or Constitution. All idiot Biden and corrupt Democrats care about is creating an alternate voting base, millions more on government dependency, financed by the over-burdened American taxpayer.

Then look at that worthless piece of garbage idiot Biden has proposed for head of CBP… an extinct concept if there ever was one. For, we no longer have a border to protect, rendering customs enforcement pointless. Chris Magnus has a reputation for ignoring immigration law and supporting sanctuary cities, an absolute violation of immigration law. He needs to be rejected.

But his very nomination shows what idiot Biden and Democrats think of our sovereignty, borders, national security and the Constitution. Our nation is on the verge of ceasing to exist and to becoming nothing but a carcass for the rest of the world to feed off of.

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biden is disgraceful. And he is the worlds #1 sex trafficker

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Why is biden hiding the fact that he is violating immigration law and assisting illegal aliens access to locations throughout the country? And, undoubtedly using our tax dollars which is a waste.

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DHS Insider Blows the Whistle on Biden Regime Policies That Allow Sex Traffickers and Drug Cartels to Operate in U.S.

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You never include links to sources because your posts are all horse manure.

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Hey Greg where were all the sources for the Trump pee pee tape fantasy?
Heres your link confirmed by the white house.
https://news.yahoo.com/psaki-confirms-illegal-immigrants-being-185839952.html

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Late night flights are generally cheaper than air travel during peak hours.

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Greggie dear, we will be patient with your ignorance. These are charter flights!

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Do you think they have extra aircraft sitting in hangers all day, waiting to be chartered?

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actually greggie, how do you think troops were moved to Iraq and Afghanistan? Of course there are planes sitting around.

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You missed the point entirely. Charters are cheaper at night because there are more aircraft not in use. Idle aircraft don’t pay the bills. It’s a simple matter of lesser demand resulting in lower prices. I though you folks were supposed to understand how market forces work.

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Absolute bullshit. You charter the airplane, not a time slot. What difference to the government does it make is someone’s charter aircraft are idol? Cmon, man!

Yeah, one thing I notice about government operations is how concerned they are about saving money. Cmon, man!

What a carbon footprint idiot Biden’s border catastrophe is leaving! Suddenly, climate change is no longer a concern; more important is to sneak the hundreds of thousands of COVID-infected illegal immigrants all around the country when no one is looking and hide them.

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Chartering a short to medium range airliner costs from $17,000 to $22,000 per hour. You damn well DO charter them for a specific time slot.

https://www.paramountbusinessjets.com/aircraft/#LongRangeAirlinerSection

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You don’t charter them for specific times of day, you charter them by the hour. There is no “off time” for a charter; the very purpose of the charter is to have it available whenever needed, you idiot.

So, unless idiot Biden was planning and budgeted to bring in 2.5 million illegal immigrants and transporting them all over the country, where is the money for this coming from? There is yet another subject for investigation, if only we had an investigating organization that hasn’t been weaponized by Democrats. We’ll just assume it is corrupt and impeachable.

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The point is not that charters are cheaper at night shit for brains… Has the American taxpayer, who is opposed to this violation of law getting a bargain?

The point here is that illegal aliens should not be transported using taxpayer dollars to places unknown. Where is the promised transparency?

biden is violating his oath to the US Constitution. Statutory Laws in the US prohibit this. Existing law clearly states this is in violation. biden can not super cede law with his “vision”. It is unconstitutional in his role, as head of the executive branch, he is to see that all laws are executed faithfully.
This is grounds for impeachment, period full stop…

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Unmentioned: where is the money for flying COVID-infected illegal immigrants all over the country coming from? Unless the idiot Biden regime PLANNED on having 2,000,000 illegal immigrants to distribute, how do they have money to bus and fly the results of their incompetence all over the country?

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Uh, being “chartered” means they’ve been hired in advance, days, weeks, or even months.

It’s planned.

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“Late night flights are generally cheaper than air travel during peak hours.” They are chartering an aircraft, not buying a red-eye ticket on Spirit. An aircraft has fixed costs, maintenance, fuel, pilots, crew… it cost the same a midnight as it does at noon. Maybe your fellow liberal idiots will buy that weak bullshit, but it don’t sell here.

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Thanks man, for a minute I thought they were sneaking in 3rd world losers, hostile to our values, with nothing to offer the US of A

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Records show some of the planes touched down between midnight and 6:30 a.m. — when a voluntary curfew is in effect — with two arriving from Houston at 2:13 a.m. and 4:29 a.m. on Aug. 20.

The clandestine nature of the operation raises questions about how the White House is dealing with a recent surge in unaccompanied minors.

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If it was clandestine, how do you know about it?

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greggie, clandestine means the attempt to hide. Most of the people who are not Democratic actually are aware of th administrations attempt to hide their actions. That is why Biden is now down to a 28% approval. Even Biden’s staff are astounded at his trashing of the party.

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I’m looking forward to hearing about the Comet Ping Pong Pizza Restaurant tie-in.

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Because you tools are getting sloppy.

LGB

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Republican Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis expressed outrage at The Post’s findings, with a spokeswoman saying: “If the Biden Administration is so confident that their open-border policy is good for our country, why the secrecy?”

“Why is the Biden Administration refusing to share even the most basic information about illegal alien resettlement in communities throughout our state and the entire country?” spokeswoman Christina Pushaw said.

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“The Biden administration is systematically spreading the southern border crisis to communities all around the country, often shrouded in secrecy and under the cloak of darkness.”

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why the secrecy?” why the secrecy?” human trafficking, there has yet to be 1 person that have been prosecuted from the Epstein crap. If they posted the number of missing children on the banner like they did covid deaths people would realize there is no conspiracy theory its very very real.
Undocumented kids no crying parents on the tv, easy targets for the perverts.
Where did the 4 thousand kids that crossed the border during Obamas term go?

Trump Didn’t Lose 1,500 Immigrant Kids, But Obama ‘Lost’ 4,159

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Biden’s border policies violate his obligations under the Constitution

On Monday, Biden’s Homeland Security secretary, Alejandro Mayorkas, made a surprising statement when he was asked if there was a crisis on America’s southern border, where up to 4,000 illegal aliens are streaming into the United States daily. The surprise wasn’t that he denied that there is a crisis. Instead, it was that he effectively stated that we are no longer a nation of laws. Instead, Biden’s “vision” supersedes explicit immigration laws.

I’ve cued the video up to begin where the reporter asks Mayorkas if there’s a crisis. His reference to aligning immigration policy with Biden’s “vision” comes at 5:50:

People may no longer realize that America has robust immigration laws. You can find them at 8 USC §1151 et seq. These laws govern all aspects of admitting non-citizens and non-legal residents into the United States.

The laws are predicated on the idea that America has a border and that it has the right to control that border. Congress addressed not being a public charge, working illegally in the country, bringing in dangerous communicable disease, being mentally ill, and being a dangerous criminal or a drug-runner, and required visas, sponsors, and entering through appropriate checkpoints rather than sneaking in. Stuff like that.

One of the first things Joe Biden did upon entering the Oval Office was sign executive orders that either make it harder for government employees to enforce these laws or require them not to enforce them at all. Thus, he stopped work on a wall that had as its sole purpose preventing illegal aliens from bypassing legal border checkpoints. That is, he made it easier for illegal aliens to sneak in.

He also ordered the “restoration” the U.S. asylum system as it existed before Trump. Trump’s approach complied with the law by requiring people seeking asylum to wait in Latin America until they could formally enter America and make their case. Biden’s reinstated Obama approach allows entry to everyone who claims asylum, assigns all of these people court dates, and then shuttles them into America’s interior, where the administration knows they’ll disappear. This isn’t a legal system; it’s aiding and abetting a federal crime.

Biden is also rolling back the “public charge rule,” along with other barriers to immigration. We all know that executives have power over “rules,” except the whole public charge thing isn’t just a “rule.” It implements 8 USC §1182(a)(4), in which Congress explicitly stated that an alien is inadmissible if “at the time of application for admission … [he] is likely at any time to become a public charge.” Again, Biden is ordering government employees to aid and abet a federal crime.

By ordering his subordinates in the Executive Branch to ignore or violate federal law, Biden is violating his obligations under the Constitution — the document that describes the beginning, middle, and end of his power. The Constitution, at Article II, Section 1, states that “[t]he executive Power shall be vested in a President of the United States of America.” Part of that executive power, as expressed in Section 3, is that “he shall take Care that the Laws be faithfully executed[.]”

The Heritage Foundation sums up the obligations this clause imposes on a president:

This clause, known as the Take Care Clause, requires the President to enforce all constitutionally valid Acts of Congress, regardless of his own Administration’s view of their wisdom or policy. The clause imposes a duty on the President; it does not confer a discretionary power. The Take Care Clause is a limit on the Vesting Clause’s grant to the President of “the executive power.”

The same article quotes the United States Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit reinforcing the president’s obligations to carry out the law (emphasis mine):

Under Article II of the Constitution and relevant Supreme Court precedents, the President must follow statutory mandates so long as there is appropriated money available and the President has no constitutional objection to the statute. So, too, the President must abide by statutory prohibitions unless the President has a constitutional objection to the prohibition. If the President has a constitutional objection to a statutory mandate or prohibition, the President may decline to follow the law unless and until a final Court order dictates otherwise. But the President may not decline to follow a statutory mandate or prohibition simply because of policy objections.

Biden’s “vision” is not a constitutional objection. Instead, he is doing precisely what he cannot do: declining “to follow a statutory mandate or prohibition simply because of policy objections.”

Obama got away with this type of unconstitutional conduct because Republicans invariably retreated when told that objecting to Obama’s illegal, unconstitutional, and anti-American policies was “racist.” Creepy Joe is lily-white. Republicans should be loud and proud in calling him out on his illegal, unconstitutional behavior.

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The border is just one legitimate reason to impeach idiot Obama. Kamala can be included, as well as Mayorkas. It’s beyond time to start holding anti-American members of government accountable.

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The Modern-Day Slave Trade Joe Biden Has Created

OUR TEAM

Slavery is perhaps the most dehumanizing institution ever devised by man. It reduces men and women to commodities. It strips them of their rights and their dignity. It makes them the equivalent of livestock to be purchased, stolen, and exploited.

This is what we fought the bloodiest war in American history to end. This is what Joe Biden’s nightmare policies have recreated at our southern border.

Illegal migrants arriving at our southern border are not coming as individuals or families. They do not find their way there on their own. They are moved there on an industrial scale by vast criminal enterprises. These cartels are the exact same ultra-violent organizations that pump poison into our communities and have turned cities like Chicago into war zones in struggles over the distribution of methamphetamines, heroin, and fentanyl.

The human smuggling business has been a windfall for the cartels. They are seeing profits beyond their wildest dreams. Biden has effectively erased the border. The result is a bonanza for the men who run the human trafficking business.

“Criminal organizations control the border, so they control who and what crosses the border. And that becomes a lucrative moneymaker, a revenue generator for these cartels.” said Gary Hale recently. Hale is a law enforcement and intelligence professional who now has a fellowship in drug policy and Mexico studies at the Baker Institute.

Jaeson Jones, a former Texas public safety captain, said earlier this year there’s no way to know exactly how much cartels earn in the smuggling business. “But I can without any doubt tell you that the profits they are making today are like nothing we have seen prior,” he said. “This is a major revenue stream.”

Where there is this much illegal money to be made, there will of course always be infighting. Just as cartels wage war on each other over drug trafficking territory they now wage war on each other seeking to steal human cargo and reap the profits. Increasingly, drug cartels are seizing migrants from other cartels and then holding them for ransom or simply requiring them to pay a second set of fees in order to complete their transit to the United States.

The migrants are powerless to resist. They are not people. They are commodities, to be bought, sold, or stolen.

In January of this year, nineteen Guatemalans attempting to make a border crossing were found burned to death. They were being moved by the Gulf cartel through territory controlled by the Northeast cartel. They were “destroyed” to send a message.

Cartels raid migrant camps on a daily basis “stealing” migrants in order to then ransom them back to their relatives who are already inside the United States. Mexican authorities are largely powerless to prevent this practice. Honduran migrant Lesly Pineda, a factory worker, told the LA Times that she and her 11-year-old son Joan were kidnapped with eight other migrants in July and released only after she paid a $2,000 ransom.

In late September a vehicle carrying migrants from Chihuahua City to Juarez on the border was cut off by two vehicles. The driver was shot. The migrants were captured and taken away presumably to be ransomed or forced to pay an additional fee to a new cartel in order to continue their journey. At the time of the incident Mexican police were investigating the disappearance of another 13 migrants who had been abducted. These isolated incidents are occurring against the backdrop of a much greater number of unreported abductions.

Speaking recently, Victor M. Manjarrez Jr., a former U.S. Border Patrol chief in El Paso and Tucson, Arizona, said the hijacking of cargo among organized criminal gangs was not uncommon. What was new was that instead of drugs, the gangs were now stealing each other’s migrants.

“The idea of rip-offs is most common with narcotics. We’d hear of rip-off crews across the border from South Texas, in places like Tamaulipas,” Manjarrez said. “It’s a dangerous development for law-enforcement and for the migrants because they’re essentially being treated like cargo; there’s no concern for their safety.”

The increasing prevalence of Central American, Ecuadorian, Brazilian and Haitian migrants increases the financial opportunity for cartels seeking to steal somebody else’s cargo. That’s because the first cartel has already borne the cost of getting the migrants to the vicinity of the border. The cartel stealing the migrants now has the opportunity to demand to be paid again without having to put up the initial investment in moving these modern-day slaves.

“When other crews learn of a stash house and swipe those people, they start the process again. If you already paid $5,000 or $10,000 for someone to take you to the U.S., they don’t care,” Manjarrez said. “What you’ve done as a criminal organization is reduce your overhead. What you’re getting is all the profits and none of the work. I’m afraid we’re going to see an increase of this.”

The capture of migrants has now become big business. “Hawks “or cartel spies, in bus and taxi stations and –sometimes even in migrant shelters run by NGOs – identity possible targets. Once people are kidnapped, they are told to hand over their cellphones. The kidnappers then use the phones to extort funds from victims’ family members, first threatening beatings or rape, and then if necessary, sending photographs of the victims after those threats are carried out. Those who don’t pay end up in unmarked graves.

Cartels and other organized crime groups in Mexico can make between $600 and $20,000 from each ransom. This is on top of whatever the migrants have already paid prior to being grabbed.

Many migrants are already in debt to the cartels before they are grabbed. They arrive in the United States owing large sums of money to the cartels who keep tabs on where they are going and have more than sufficient capability to reach out and touch anyone who does not work off their debt, usually at horrific interest rates.

The rise in the kidnapping of migrants means those migrants and their extended families are now subject to even higher levels of crushing debt and effectively slave labor for the cartels even after they make it into the United States.

Fortunately, for the cartels, our modern-day slavers, the Biden administration has thought of that too. Not content to simply eliminate border enforcement, the Biden team has now decided to halt large-scale anti-illegal immigrant raids on worksites. Illegals will now be free to take jobs all over the country.

Undocumented immigrants, as of 2019, already comprised around 5 percent of the labor force in the country. You can expect that number to skyrocket now.

Joe and his minions like to peddle a fantasy image of happy families of migrants coming here to seek their fortune and build new lives. Nothing could be further from the truth. Biden has enriched the drug cartels, threatened our national security, and created a modern-day slave trade at our southern border.

And, there is no end in sight.

https://andmagazine.com/talk/2021/10/18/the-modern-day-slave-trade-joe-biden-has-created/

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Biden Administration Has Lost Track of 45,000 Unaccompanied Minors Who Entered Illegally

The Biden-Harris administration has lost track of at least 45,000 unaccompanied minors who were brought across the southern border illegally — and President Joe Biden has yet to issue a statement about it.

So far this year, unaccompanied minors arriving at the border have hit record numbers. In June, there were 15,234 encounters with unaccompanied children, in July, 18,958 encounters, and in August, there were 18,847 encounters, according to Customs and Border Patrol data.

Once processed by Border Patrol, unaccompanied minors fall under the supervision of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services’ Administration for Children and Families. The agency reportedly works with a network of 200 shelters in roughly 24 states, according to a report by the Associated Press . Shelters are often set up inside military bases, stadiums and convention centers, referred to as “emergency intake sites.”

At its peak, HHS had 20,339 children in its care in April, with an average shelter occupancy rate of 76%.

During the detention process, HHS works with nongovernmental organizations to go through a vetting process and transport the children to reported family members or sponsors already living in the U.S.

Within months of Biden entering office, Border Patrol agents “apprehended more unaccompanied children than at any point in its history,” according to Border Patrol Council President Brandon Judd .

“The Biden administration wasn’t prepared,” Judd wrote in a Fox News op-ed, and agents were “forced to hold a good number of these children long past what the law allowed. Instead of creating a long-term solution, the Biden administration merely cut back on the vetting process of the sponsors to whom children were being released.”

The decision to weaken the vetting process contributed, in part, to the Biden administration’s loss of contact with 40% of the more than 114,000 unaccompanied children who entered the U.S. illegally, according to a report by Axios. The report is based on data received through a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request.

In 2019, the number of Border Patrol encounters with unaccompanied minors was approximately 76,000.”A child who is under the age of 18 and not accompanied by their parent or legal guardian […]

Biden Administration Has Lost Track of 45,000 Unaccompanied Minors Who Entered Illegally

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Abilene, TX., got a few thousand over the weekend in the dead of night. mayor, police, fire and airport had no idea of what was going on. buses lined up and disappeared as soon as they were full

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