Too stupid to realize what he's done, Senator Jeff Merkley proves Alex Jones was right all along. Despite overwhelming evidence over the last decade that the Obama Administration was converting closed WalMarts into Secret Emergency Detention Centers, much of it revealed by Alex Jones, the fake news media and deep state politicians including Merkley continually denied and ridiculed the idea while calling Jones a "Right-wing Nutjob". Now, here's Merkley being denied entrance at one of these actual Detention Centers that has been in use for years.
Jones claimed that Obama was shutting down Walmarts as part of a secret government operation to take over the state of Texas and that the closure of other Walmarts was part of "a secret plan by FEMA to incarcerate patriotic Americans." So yes, Alex Jones is a nut job.
Here is a former Walmart that has been turned into a secret liberal library in Texas. :MARIS61: http://www.slate.com/blogs/browbeat...g_box_stores_are_becoming_public_spaces_.html
Merkely was there to see the state of the children there, who have been seperated from their parents and stuffed into retrofitted Walmarts. They didn't let him in because of the state of things in there. That place isn't even run by the government, but a private corporation. Why am I not suprised? P.S. I knew they were turning those walmarts into detention centers. I did a thread on it a while back.
It's not right to separate children from their parents, illegal or not. It's inhumane to both child and parent, and detrimental to a child's development. It's child abuse.
Yeah. I really hate it when those damn child welfare bitches take kids from weird religious nuts that won't get them medical treatment. How dare they separate kids from their parents? Regular prisons should be for whole families too. Hey Billy, daddy raped and murdered someone so we're all going to prison.
We need to clarify though. You're dealing in facts and maris is dealing in alternative facts and as we know from Kellyanne Conway that they are different but both the truth, lol.
@MARIS61 your posting are getting increasingly more bizarre, and I dint think that could happen! Did you even watch your silly video? Apparently not, because what Merkley is there for is to see children being held because of a Jeff Sessions policy. Once again, the exit opposite of what you allege (sounds like someone we al know!)
Alex Jones did numerous shows on it years ago, provided addresses, maps, aerial photos... I also posted about it here years ago. We were both called nutjobs for simply pointing out the obvious. They didn't let him in because he has no legitimate business being there and was told so when he called to request a tour and was told NO. Having never worked for a living, Merkely's glaring lack of tact and communication skills are embarrassing. Merkely voted for the laws that require the children to be separated from the adult criminals they invaded with, many of them unrelated child-traffickers. Most of the children cared for invaded without adults. This is nothing new, and is a major part of Obama's real legacy, one of endless spying on Americans and rigging both domestic and foreign elections. Merkely supported Obama's policy of secretly building/converting hundreds of detention centers for unspecified emergency use, as did a majority of Congress, mostly Dems.
And libraries. And a couple of senior centers. Yes, senior centers. Except they're using the old KMarts for that. It's easy to lure seniors to old KMarts with false flag Blue Light Specials.
Falsely seeking asylum is a crime, as is sneaking across the border. Nobody living south of America has a legitimate case for asylum from their homeland.
http://www.foxnews.com/politics/201...enter-immigrant-detention-center-wh-says.html 'Reckless' Sen. Merkley 'spreading blatant lies' in failed attempt to enter immigrant detention center, WH says By Gregg Re, Serafin Gómez, Jake Gibson | Fox News A Democratic senator who recorded his dramatic, unsuccessful effort to enter a federal immigration facility in Texas on video over the weekend was "irresponsibly spreading blatant lies about routine immigration enforcement," the White House said Monday. And in a separate statement, the Department of Homeland Security seemingly contradicted Sen. Jeff Merkley's suggestion that he was being systematically barred from immigrant detention centers, saying federal officials took extra steps to grant him access to one on Sunday. In footage uploaded to Facebook late Sunday and seen by more than a million viewers, Merkley, D-Ore., approached the Office of Refugee Resettlement facility in Brownsville, Texas, after remarking that the government's treatment of children illegally entering the U.S. was "unacceptable." Merkley then tried to follow somebody into the building, before being told that he was on "private property" and should "please go away." The facility, run by a contractor, is in a former Walmart with blacked-out windows. While he waited outside, Merkley called a number linked to the detention center and demanded an in-person tour of the facility. He then announced to the camera, "Well, she just hung up on me." Eventually, the police arrived and started taking Merkley's information, before turning him away. "And the attorney general's team, and the Office of Refugee Resettlement, they don't want anyone to know about what's going on behind these doors," Merkley told a police officer. The Trump administration, which has called it "horrible" that illegal immigrant children are separated from their parents when their parents enter criminal proceedings, has been criticized in recent weeks for increasing the proseuctions of illegal immigrants under a "zero-tolerance" policy that critics say leads to those separations. But the White House made it clear that it viewed Merkley's effort as a hollow stunt. "Senator Merkley is irresponsibly spreading blatant lies about routine immigration enforcement while smearing hardworking, dedicated law enforcement officials at ICE and CBP," deputy White House press secretary Hogan Gidley told Fox News. "He voted against closing the 'catch-and-release' loopholes used by child smugglers, and his reckless open borders policies are responsible for the permanent separation of thousands of American families who have been forced to bury their loved ones," Gidley added. "No one is taking a public safety lecture from Sen. Merkley, whose own policies endanger children, empower human smugglers and drug cartels, and allow violent criminal aliens to flood into American communities." Also on Monday, the Department of Homeland Security said it had accomodated Merkley's request to visit a secure immigration facility where children were being held, despite logistical challenges. "We appreciate the Senator’s interest in the subject, and are happy to provide him with an understanding of the immigration process: DHS follows the laws passed by Congress and processes alien children safely and humanely," DHS press secretary Tyler Houlton said in a statement to Fox News. "Contrary to any misinformation campaign, the safety of children is paramount for DHS. "At 2pm on a Friday, the Senator asked to visit a secure DHS facility over the weekend where children are present and we worked with him to provide him access," Houlton added. "This presented obvious and serious privacy concerns – not to mention disrupting operations. He was able to visit the facility on Sunday." "Senator Merkley is irresponsibly spreading blatant lies about routine immigration enforcement." - Deputy White House press secretary Hogan Gidley Merkley previously claimed he saw caged children at another Texas detention facility. Last week, President Trump slammed Democrats who shared pictures of child migrants sleeping in cages to knock his immigration policies, only to backtrack after realizing the photos were taken during the Obama administration. "When I was at the center at McAllen Border Station, this is the processing center, earlier and I was admitted there and I did see the people, hundreds of children locked up in cages there at that facility," Merkley said in an interview with CNN. "They have big cages made out of fencing and then wire and nets stretched across the top of them so people can't climb out of them." WHOOPS: DEMS BACKTRACK AFTER REALIZING VIRAL PHOTO OF CAGED KIDS IS FROM OBAMA ADMIN At various points in the video uploaded to Facebook, Merkley made broad political points, alternately to the camera and to responding law enforcement officers. "Every American citizen has a stake in how these children are being treated and how this policy is being enacted," Merkley said in the Facebook video. In a statement to Fox News, Merkley Communications Director Ray Zaccaro shot back at the White House and insisted on more transparency. “The White House is smearing Senator Merkley because they can’t defend their indefensible policy of snatching children from their parents," Zaccaro said. "Senator Merkley and his staff saw children in cages yesterday at the DHS processing center. We still have no idea what’s happening in the detention center where reportedly up to a thousand children are being held, since they refused the Senator’s request to go inside." The Associated Press contributed to this report.
Well, their parents aren't in jail for rape or murder. An unknown number of them are in jail for attempting asylum. Yep, they're desperadoes all right.
