>  MP> By the time it does, they've snuck off or the government has lost
>  MP> track of them.

> if the gov't can't keep up with the children they've separated from their
> guardian/parent, what makes you think they can keep up with those requesting
> asylum? remember, they are required by law to be ON US soil to request
> asylum... just like having to physically be in the church to request asylum
> with the church...

The problem was not always that the gov't could not keep up with the
children but that the "parents" would go ahead and high-tail it because
they either knew their asylum claim was completely bogus and/or the kids
were not even theirs.

I have a relative who travels to the border area of Mexico, and other
places south of Mexico, to coach people what to do once they get across the
border (find the border patrol, claim asylum, wait for them to turn you
loose somewhere in the US and then run off).  They do it as a part of their
"job."

Build the wall.

Mike

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