Job seekers, not refugees.
From NY times:
Most migrants said they were aware that jobs were plentiful in the United States, and many said they believed that having a child accompany them might help them avoid long-term detention ...
Among those arriving at the motel in Tucson, there appeared to be more fathers than mothers traveling with a child. Asked why they had come north, one man after another said "trabajo" -- work -- in construction, restaurants, landscaping or cleaning.
"I want to work -- any job, I'll do," said one man, Efrain, as he cradled his sleepy 2-year-old daughter Suleymi and wiped her runny nose. Efrain said he had been a farmer in Guatemala and had sold a small plot of land to pay for the two-week trek to America. He said he and Suleymi were headed for Florida, where his uncle lives
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Marcelino and Pedro, two brothers from Guatemala, said they were bound for Atlanta, hoping to work in a restaurant alongside another brother who was already there. Each man was traveling with his oldest child, 12 and 9, and had left a wife and three more children behind.
"We decided to come because of the economic situation," Mr. [Nery] Maldonado said. "We wanted to go to the United States to see if we could ask for a couple of prosthetics."
www.nytimes.com
HANS
"Goatman ruled."
I'm not sure what Sheeple is talking about either, unless it's this:
Goatman was a highly intelligent poster with a reputation for moving goalposts and splitting hairs ad nauseum ~ all for the sake of getting the last word in ridiculous arguments which sometimes lasted for days on this site.
He's living on Facebook now.