One sign that the economy in the United States is doing better than the economies of some of our neighboring countries is the number of people that emigrate to our country.
Evidently the numbers of these people are overwhelming our facilities.
The response
Our feral government has chosen to ship hundreds of them to El Paso. By ship I mean fly them to El Paso and abandon them on our streets with no money or place to stay.
According to the Times none of our local officials were notified before hand. We now have hundreds of destitute people arriving. Common decency requires our citizens and our local agencies to help feed and shelter these people.
At what cost?
The feds have not told us. They simply have injected this man-made disaster into our community.
When bridge crossing times (for those who want to enter the country through a legal port of entry) became too long the feds told us that we would have to pick up the bill for more feral workers.
Now they have decided to drop another one of their problems in our lap.
Immigration
One local wag frequently points out that immigration is a state issue according to our constitution. Naturalization, according to him, is the federal issue.
Yet the feds have chosen to claim control of our international borders. A fine mess of it they have made. When states try to take measures to control immigration, they get sued by the feds.
We deserve better
Brutus
elpasospeak 
It seems people have become a disposable commodity for the Obama administration. Obama will not be deterred from accomplishing his sordid agenda to ‘shove’ illegal immigration down America’s throat. In the mean time, Americans just sit back and still believe ‘it’ can’t happen to El Paso or any other American city. This travesty will not go away of its own accord!
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Blame it on the current president if it makes you feel better, but previous administrations, including two Bushes and Clinton, never made an honest effort to stem the flow of illegal immigrants.
I am still trying to figure out what your ‘it’ refers to?
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