Friday, July 4, 2014

MAP: Where Feds Are Trying To Relocate Illegal Border Surgers --That we know of...

By Numbers USA Education and Research Foundation, Jul. 2, 2014, Numbersusa.com


View Relocations of Unaccompanied Immigrant Minors in a larger map

As with all maps, you can zoom in and out, and click and drag the map for a different view. (For a larger version of this map click here. You can see a full list of all the communities in the left column.)

NumbersUSA is daily updating this interactive map to show which communities are under threat of the federal government moving large numbers of illegal aliens there from the border.

NumbersUSA is providing its members actions they can take to help stop the government's dispersal of illegal aliens in a way that usually means they never go back home. Because people living in communities across the Americas rarely see one of their neighbors ever returned after illegally entering the United States, most of the population in those countries believe crossing the border illegally will bring great rewards.

Become more actively involved by clicking here to send messages to your three Members of Congress to block relocations in your state.

If you have any information about additional communities being targets for relocation -- or if you can correct or add to the information we already have on communities -- please email it to Melanie Oubre at: moubre@numbersusa.com

Source:  www.numbersusa.com

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