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35,000 Descend on Berlin for U.S. Embassy-Backed LGBTQ Street Parade

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BERLIN (AP) – Some 35,000 revellers marched for LGBTQ rights at Berlin’s annual Christopher Street Day celebration on Saturday, twice as many as expected.

The parade started with a call from Klaus Lederer, Berlin’s senator for culture, to make the city a “queer-freedom zone” in response to deteriorating safety for gays and lesbians in Hungary and neighbouring Poland.

“LGBT-free zones” have been declared in parts of Poland, while Hungary recently passed a law banning the depiction of homosexuality or gender reassignment to minors that has been denounced as discriminatory by human rights groups.

Lederer said the situation in the two EU members “sends shivers down my back.”



35,000 Descend on Berlin for U.S. Embassy-Backed LGBTQ Street Parade
 
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Where the Money Goes, No One Knows

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FEMA stonewalls Congress on how much it’s spending to relocate illegal immigrants to cities and towns around the country.

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Representative Kat Cammack has some questions about where the money goes.

From her bully pulpit on the Homeland Security Committee, whose Subcommittee on Emergency Preparedness, Response and Recovery she serves as the ranking Republican, Cammack has butted heads with the brass at the Federal Emergency Management Agency over its response to the border crisis, which she understands to be . . . a federal emergency very much in need of management.

Among other things, she wants to know how much the agency is spending to help relocate illegal immigrants to cities and towns around the country.

So far, she hasn’t gotten an answer.

FEMA is not the main problem on the border — the problem is federal policy more than it is the agencies that implement it — but Representative Cammack’s dispute with FEMA raises an illuminating point.

When illegal immigrants are processed at the border, non-governmental organizations provide them with various kinds of services, including, in some cases, land or air transportation to some forward destination. The NGOs then secure reimbursement for these expenses through FEMA, meaning that federal tax dollars are used to subsidize the resettlement of illegal immigrants around the country.

These reimbursements are paid out of FEMA’s Emergency Food and Shelter Program. That’s an interesting program in that it’s administered by United Way Worldwide and it has a board of its own, composed of representatives of NGOs ranging from Catholic Charities USA to the Salvation Army. :There's an obvious red flag here. Some of the organizations represented on the program’s board also provide services to illegals for which the government reimburses them.

“I’ve asked three times in committee hearings, with no response to date, for an accounting of this program,” Cammack says. “President Biden’s budget request has a 675 percent increase for this program from last year. We have asked specifically how much from this program is being spent on migrant travel.” The stonewalling, she says, is “par for the course.”

Illegal Immigrants: FEMA Spending to Relocate Unkown | National Review
 
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Where the Money Goes, No One Knows

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FEMA stonewalls Congress on how much it’s spending to relocate illegal immigrants to cities and towns around the country.

Listen to this article

Representative Kat Cammack has some questions about where the money goes.

From her bully pulpit on the Homeland Security Committee, whose Subcommittee on Emergency Preparedness, Response and Recovery she serves as the ranking Republican, Cammack has butted heads with the brass at the Federal Emergency Management Agency over its response to the border crisis, which she understands to be . . . a federal emergency very much in need of management.

Among other things, she wants to know how much the agency is spending to help relocate illegal immigrants to cities and towns around the country.

So far, she hasn’t gotten an answer.

FEMA is not the main problem on the border — the problem is federal policy more than it is the agencies that implement it — but Representative Cammack’s dispute with FEMA raises an illuminating point.

When illegal immigrants are processed at the border, non-governmental organizations provide them with various kinds of services, including, in some cases, land or air transportation to some forward destination. The NGOs then secure reimbursement for these expenses through FEMA, meaning that federal tax dollars are used to subsidize the resettlement of illegal immigrants around the country.

These reimbursements are paid out of FEMA’s Emergency Food and Shelter Program. That’s an interesting program in that it’s administered by United Way Worldwide and it has a board of its own, composed of representatives of NGOs ranging from Catholic Charities USA to the Salvation Army. :There's an obvious red flag here. Some of the organizations represented on the program’s board also provide services to illegals for which the government reimburses them.

“I’ve asked three times in committee hearings, with no response to date, for an accounting of this program,” Cammack says. “President Biden’s budget request has a 675 percent increase for this program from last year. We have asked specifically how much from this program is being spent on migrant travel.” The stonewalling, she says, is “par for the course.”

Illegal Immigrants: FEMA Spending to Relocate Unkown | National Review
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Again, money being spent like drunken sailors out on furlough with NO accountability thanks to Jackass Joe & the Ho.
 
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Franklin Pierce said:
Where the Money Goes, No One Knows

asylum-seekers-bus-station-brownsville-texas.jpg


FEMA stonewalls Congress on how much it’s spending to relocate illegal immigrants to cities and towns around the country.

Listen to this article

Representative Kat Cammack has some questions about where the money goes.

From her bully pulpit on the Homeland Security Committee, whose Subcommittee on Emergency Preparedness, Response and Recovery she serves as the ranking Republican, Cammack has butted heads with the brass at the Federal Emergency Management Agency over its response to the border crisis, which she understands to be . . . a federal emergency very much in need of management.

Among other things, she wants to know how much the agency is spending to help relocate illegal immigrants to cities and towns around the country.

So far, she hasn’t gotten an answer.

FEMA is not the main problem on the border — the problem is federal policy more than it is the agencies that implement it — but Representative Cammack’s dispute with FEMA raises an illuminating point.

When illegal immigrants are processed at the border, non-governmental organizations provide them with various kinds of services, including, in some cases, land or air transportation to some forward destination. The NGOs then secure reimbursement for these expenses through FEMA, meaning that federal tax dollars are used to subsidize the resettlement of illegal immigrants around the country.

These reimbursements are paid out of FEMA’s Emergency Food and Shelter Program. That’s an interesting program in that it’s administered by United Way Worldwide and it has a board of its own, composed of representatives of NGOs ranging from Catholic Charities USA to the Salvation Army. :There's an obvious red flag here. Some of the organizations represented on the program’s board also provide services to illegals for which the government reimburses them.

“I’ve asked three times in committee hearings, with no response to date, for an accounting of this program,” Cammack says. “President Biden’s budget request has a 675 percent increase for this program from last year. We have asked specifically how much from this program is being spent on migrant travel.” The stonewalling, she says, is “par for the course.”

Illegal Immigrants: FEMA Spending to Relocate Unkown | National Review
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Ever get the feeling that if non profit groups couldn't find a way to profit, that the parade of illegals would drop significantly?
 
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Catholic Churches are making millions upon millions
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I've thought the same for several years now. They believe their policy extends beyond nations and common sense. Their domination through procreation stance has made much of south and central America a pest hole. Too many people - but good catholics, too little income, and far too much corruption spawned by those conditions and the latin heritage they planted there decades ago.
 
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