No, the geography didn’t change, just the influx of refugees from the border.
Today’s Boston Herald is reporting that several secret flights of illegal immigrants have made their way to Massachusetts.
The article states:
I guess Attorney General Martha Coakley and state police are out of the loop because they said in recent weeks they had no knowledge of it.
What does that tell you about the politics of this?
The article reports:
We’ve learned from immigration officials that four planes filled with detainees nabbed on the border landed at Hanscom Field and Logan International Airport since April as the U.S. scrambles to cap the immigration crisis.
Three other flights chartered by President Obama’s immigration crew have also stopped in Massachusetts to pick up illegals and deport them.
So why haven’t local communities been notified?
This should alarm everybody in the Bay State, because we don’t know how many illegals are passing through or hanging around; what communicable diseases they may carry; if any are sex offenders, drug-runners, gang members or terrorists.
This operation of moving illegals from Texas to Hanscom to Logan and back again has been shrouded in secrecy, putting our health and security at risk.
It’s unacceptable for the president to run such a risky loop without coming clean with the American people.
The president promised transparency in his administration and that is a flat-out joke. We have a right to know who’s coming into our community.
ICE agents and doctors treating illegals are being told to clam up.
This begs the question: Is something really bad is going on?
This has been a pattern with the Obama administration.
Whistleblowers have been demonized in one scandal after another. Republican Congressional candidate Richard Tisei has come up with a plan to protect whistleblowers … and it can’t come too soon.
In four months, Americans vote on the entire House of Representatives and one-third of the Senate. We need to elect people who will stand up to President Obama and who will protect America.