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Statement from the President Regarding Emergency Measures to Address the Border Crisis

 IMMIGRATION

 Issued on: May 30, 2019

Trump Orders Military - Prepare Concentration Camps for Immigrants

Actual concentration camps are in the process of development at military bases across the Southern United States. This isn’t the first time in US history that facilities are being constructed and used to imprison large numbers of a persecuted minority in a relatively small area with inadequate facilities (the definition of a concentration camp). Previous examples of this are now infamous, such as the so-called Japanese internment camps. We're now on the brink of adding a new chapter to this dark history.

Potential locations have been identified by military or Pentagon personnel as:

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• Tornillo Port of Entry, Texas – capacity 360 teenagers CURRENTLY ACTIVE
• Goodfellow Air Force Base, Texas – capacity 45,000
• Fort Bliss, Texas
• Dyess Air Force Base, Texas
• Little Rock Air Force Base, Arkansas – capacity 20,000
• Camp Pendleton Marine Corps Air Station, California – capacity 47,000
• Navy Outlying Field Wolf and Silverhill, Alabama – capacity 25,000
• Yuma Marine Corps Air Station, Arizona
• Concord Naval Weapons Station, California – capacity 47,000 CANCELLED
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Military officials, in response to pressured deadlines from the White House, have stated that these camps can begin to be operational by mid-August. Estimates are that capacity for another 10,000 people can be added each month. The White House’s stated timeline of 45 days out from June 27th has local base commanders scrambling and caught unaware.

What the White House Wants in Exchange for Extending DACA

http://www.mcclatchydc.com/news/politics-government/article175484806.html

WASHINGTON The White House is expected to ask Congress to approve a Republican wish list of immigration policies as part of a deal to protect hundreds of thousands of young people brought into the country illegally as children, known as Dreamers, according to a preliminary document obtained by McClatchy.

Talking points written by the president’s Domestic Policy Council and given to some members of the conservative Freedom Caucus on Capitol Hill include a dozen proposals grouped into three broad areas — border security, interior enforcement and merit-based immigration.

The proposals run afoul of the tentative agreement Trump discussed with Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer and House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi at a Sept. 13 dinner at the White House, according to a Democratic staffer on the Hill who asked for anonymity to discuss a preliminary proposal.

“In fact, there is bipartisan opposition to many of them,” the Democratic staffer said.

Read more here: http://www.mcclatchydc.com/news/politics-government/article175484806.html#storylink=cpy

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