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@Chevdove
That is sad about the Afro-Ecuadorans. Black people are ALL OVER THE WORLD!
As to the border-crossers, there are several problems with this situation. First off,
we have a process for people to enter the U.S., and it's not that way. The people
are being released, so we have no way to know where they are ending up. Some
remain locally, most scatter in the wind, and not knowing where they are going is
another problem. I am hopeful that they will eventually be tracked and deported,
especially if they are criminals.
There's also that whole problem about whether they are being tested, vaxxed,
masked, etc. So we have potentially infected people traveling throughout the
nation freely, but nobody knows where they are. All of that is another mess.
It doesn't end there for me. I have the additional problem of all the Afghans
they brought over. Hundreds of them are in my area also. Some are being
housed on the main Army installation and some are at various annexes.
The incident where the female soldier was assaulted happened at an annex
within a ten-mile radius of my home!!!
Those Afghans are permitted to roam freely and, although it's a hump, it's
within walking distance. So it's worrisome for me.
I am seriously contemplating relocating because of all this.
SERIOUSLY.
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