Response encourages migrants to break the law. do you ever feel that they are working at cross purposes to you? yeah, most definitely and they shouldn t be allowed to. unfortunately our government allows it. the federal government has funded u.s. ngos or nongovernmental organizations for years. in 2022, it appropriated 137 million to help feed, clothe, shelter, and transport illegal immigrants. as long as we have food to eat and a little bit of shelter, i m willing to wait as long as it takes to enter the country legally. but chris cabrera journey. u.s. mexico when the u.n. gives migrants cash, debit cards and helps obtain mexican visas allowing migrants to reach the u.s. border. they are providing in some cases transportation money so that migrants can continue moving forward.
Respond, if they are suffering, hunger, that is what we do. so the federal government gives $137 million to food, clothes, shelter and transport migrants in mexico, un gives cash support helps migrants reach the u.s. border, to critics that is vetting a crime. others say they are helping desperate people improve their life. they are providing in some cases transportation money so migrants can continue moving forward and they are providing lodging assistance. you ask folks at the border, they are not thinking about political issues, they are thinking about how can we care for kids and families coming across. bottom line is advocates, bill, say they are helping immigrants in need. critics would say they wouldn t be here if not for the safety net funded by. bill: thanks, back on the
Senator King heads back to Olympia for Monday's opening of the 60-day 2022 legislative session with a laundry list of transportation needs and a bushel basket of money waiting when he gets there,
Senator King heads back to Olympia for Monday's opening of the 60-day 2022 legislative session with a laundry list of transportation needs and a bushel basket of money waiting when he gets there,