Wednesday, July 9, 2014

ICE stops the use of term 'alien' when referring to ILLEGALS that are Children

Immigration and Customs Enforcement will no longer use the word “alien” in its references to illegal immigrant minors who have been apprehended without their parents at the U.S. border, according to an internal agency email.
The children have commonly been referred to as “unaccompanied alien children,” or “UACs.” With the new directive, laid out in a June 4 email, both terms will be dropped and replaced with “unaccompanied children.”
“This was briefed earlier today during he [sic] command and staff meeting,” reads the email, which was forwarded to reporters by the Center for Immigration Studies.
“It has been requested that in correspondence regarding unaccompanied children, They [sic] not be referred to as UACs,” the email reads.
“The appropriate messaging on documents should be using the term: unaccompanied children.”
Read the rest of the story HERE.

“unaccompanied children.” my ass. “unaccompanied children.” is when my  'citizen' neighbor lets his kids out to play

Yeah .. Alien has such a NON-CITIZEN sound to it. I'm for a softer tone .. say .. YOUNG ILLEGALS.

Now if Obama, Their Parents, and their Home Countries were all doing their jobs and they all stayed the hell where they belong, we wouldn't need to worry about what we call them, now would we?

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