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Posted: Nov 18, 2015

EBT, etc. They also get $925 for just coming here. How many refugees does Obama want to let in? Enough to bankrupt the country, on top of the illegals? The Boston Marathon Bombers were getting welfare. Not only are we paying their welfare, but we're paying groups like Catholic Charities to place them. Catholic Charities has a bunch of professional grant writers and they get a lot of our money to place "refugees" and illegals. They receive $BILLIONS per year of our money. I have a problem with ANY CHARITY taking credit for being such humanitarians while SPENDING TAX MONEY. They take credit for being such good Samaritans but it’s on my dime. I've been giving to a charitable organization (Christian) for years but I've just learned they're now receiving federal dollars. I will not be donating to them anymore because I know the strings attached to get the federal dollars. They’re basically have to behave and act as a non-religious organization. If I donated to them now, I feel like I am just paying people to have jobs. I will find better causes that fit my faith. I don’t like religious organizations being used as an arm of government. Our government hides behind the good names of religious organization to do their dirty work. It's not just the Catholic Charities, it's also Dallas Baptist Church Charity. Look at the luxurious hotel where the refugees are staying on your dime. Correct me if I'm, wrong but did they just say a couple of weeks ago that us seniors wouldn’t get a cost of living next year because gas prices are so low and now THIS??? My mom couldn’t get on SSI..... No wonder the so called government can' afford to pay Social Security to those who were forced to pay into it all of their lives. It's disgusting. Why should a possible terrorist refugee to qualify for benefits? ;

Thanks to Obama, Putin has become leader of the free world. - Obama is waging a phony war against ISIS

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It's like watching kabuki theater.

I always wondered why Obama won't let the Pentagon - stand up to Russia and China.

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I think it's just because he's weak.

Post some links to back up your statements. - Catholicgirl

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My 85 year old father has waited more than 2 years for section 8. There is no state or federal extension for unemployment right now. I agree we need to take care of our citizens. But, Catholic Charities feeds, clothes and shelters more than any other charity on earth. Where are you getting that American taxpayers give money to the Catholic Church-or any church for that matter.

There's plenty of information on the Internet t - about this. It's not just Catholics, I tried

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point that out.

http://www.tucsonsentinel.com/nationworld/report/122414_texas_immigrants/immigrants-still-surging-into-texas-shelters/

http://www.breitbart.com/Texas/2014/07/29/Collect-More-Than-7-2-k-Per-Month-for-Fostering-Adult-Illegal-Aliens/

HOUSTON, Texas--The federal government is in dire need of U.S. citizens willing to house the thousands of illegal immigrants who enter the country each week, and they are willing to pay them to do so.

The Texas-based nonprofit Catholic Charities is currently seeking out foster families for the migrants, most of whom come from Central America. Ruth Braiser, a spokeswoman for the organization, told Breitbart Texas that foster families can receive monthly payments for housing adult immigrants who are under 23-years-old. "Most of our children are 15 to 17-years-old," she said.

"But some stay in our program until they are 22-years-old; if they're still working on getting their high school diploma, they can stay until they're that age."

Tax-payer money is being doled out to Catholic Charities as well as the Baptists and other faith based initiatives for the care of these illegals.

The Social Security website has the information about the SSI.

Obama, the Christian president - Faith based initiatives

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Pull out the history books. Remember Bush pushing through the "faith based initiative"? It is still alive and well.

"When President George W. Bush authorized federally-funded partnerships between the government and faith-based groups nearly a decade ago, he opened a new chapter in the debate over separation of church and state.

Bush's so-called faith-based initiative green-lighted taxpayer dollars to local churches and other religious organizations to help them expand their social services in local communities." ABC news

I was warning here when Bush let this Trojan horse - to be introduced into our churches.

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I said that the Fed would eventually want control in exchange for their money, just like in schools and healthcare, and as they always have everywhere else, they did have done again just as predicted.

Once a church or religious organization takes government money, the government calls the shots.

I've never read anything negative by the Obamatrons here. They agree with - EVERYTHING he says.

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that's just weird. At least you admitted you disagreed with him.

White House orders faith based grant recipients to - accept LGBT applicants, always

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strings attached with the govt.

The next step will be to withdraw tax exempt status of churches that won't go along with the left's agenda.

Anyone accepting federal funds cannot discriminate - American rights

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Gotta love those good old American rights.

What about religious rights? It's the same way with a SBA - loan. I try not to have anything to do

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with the Fed. They call the shots and you give up many freedoms.

What a hypocritical administration. Obama will take - Muslim "refugees" but not Christians. Ma

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they should try to get a loan or a grant.

Simply not true, there are just a lot more - Syrian Muslims than Christians

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There is no preference of religion, Muslim, Christian, whatever refugees at all from any country. All refugees are in the same boat so to speak.

Now should Christians get preferential treatment? No, I don't think they should, they are equally as deserving as Muslim refugees but not more so, unless it can be proven that they are in more danger than Muslims. Then I presume if they are being persecuted for their religion, just like anyone being persecuted for their religion, they would be bumped up the list.

ISIS is KILLING them! That should get preferential treatment. - Obama is taking the Muslim Syrians over the

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Christians.

Wake up!

Under federal law, the executive branch is expressly - required to take religion into

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account in determining who is granted asylum. There is no right to emigrate to the U.S.

"The law requires a “religious test.” And the reason for that is obvious. Asylum law is not a reflection of the incumbent president’s personal (and rather eccentric) sense of compassion. Asylum is a discretionary national act of compassion that is directed, by law not whim, to address persecution. There is no right to emigrate to the United States. And the fact that one comes from a country or territory ravaged by war does not, by itself, make one an asylum candidate. War, regrettably, is a staple of the human condition. Civil wars are generally about power. That often makes them violent and, for many, tragic; but it does not necessarily make them wars in which one side is persecuting the other side.

In the case of this war, the Islamic State is undeniably persecuting Christians. It is doing so, moreover, as a matter of doctrine. Even those Christians the Islamic State does not kill, it otherwise persecutes as called for by its construction of sharia (observe, for example, the ongoing rape jihad and sexual slavery). To the contrary, the Islamic State seeks to rule Muslims, not kill or persecute them. Obama prefers not to dwell on the distinction between the jihadist treatment of Muslims, on the one hand, and of Christians, Jews and other religions, on the other hand, because he — like much of Washington — inhabits a world in which jihadists are not Islamic and, therefore, have no common ground with other Muslims … notwithstanding that jihadists emerge whenever and wherever a population of sharia-adherent Muslims reaches critical mass. But this is sheer fantasy. While there is no question that ISIS will kill and persecute Muslims whom it regards as apostates for refusing to adhere to its construction of Islam, it is abject idiocy to suggest that Muslims are facing the same ubiquity and intensity of persecution as Christians. And it is downright dishonest to claim that taking such religious distinctions into account is “not American,” let alone “shameful.”

How can something American law requires be “not American”? And how can a national expression of compassion expressly aimed at alleviating persecution be “shameful”?

So we DO get to decide who comes in and who does not based - on religion, so to determine that,

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you have to ask them. Obama is out there saying that's wrong. He's either ignorant or doesn't want to obey the law, or both.

At least the Christians won't be trying to blow - us up.

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Unless of course you're a non-Christian, or - someone in need of an abortion.....

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That's offensive to me as a Christian. You are tryng to equate one crazy person's - act with all Christians? It never ceases to amaze.

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ISIS is beheading Christians in Syria just for being Christian. If they don't convert to Muslim they are tortured and killed.

This is in no way, shape or form the same thing as the action of one or two mentally deranged individuals.

Donkey party rebrand: Communist Party USA. We're not - your father's old Democrat Party

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We have matured into a real national security threat. We would rather have illegals and "refugees" as neighbors instead of real Americans who believe in the Constitution and the second amendment. We believe in extending rights to non-citizens (which is unconstitutional).

In fairness, I am no longer an establishment Republican either. They sold me out a long time ago.

nah, your SS raise went to the military industrial - complex

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Go eat with Dick Cheney--he's got your money.

Some of the SS money was put into the Obamacare fund. - NM

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It is a sickening shame how much this government - cares for illegals and aliens, but SM

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doesn't care enough about its own citizens to crack down on this crap. How can we afford more people in this country who dont contribute? There's already enough of them here who dont pay a dam dime in taxes, dont work, dont do anything but suck off the system and expect freebies the rest of their life, and let's dont forget who's paying for all the freaking interpreters and everything to be printed in their frinking language so they can understand all their free benefits.

This while the rest of us bust our Azz working 3 jobs and barely scraping by, but do you think most of us natural born citizens can get help? Hail no.

The veterans coming back can't even find jobs, cant get medical help they so badly need in a timely manner, when they get help at all.

What's wrong with this blanked up picture???????????????

The government, that's what's wrong. And all the foreign leeches they bring over here.

Sickening.

A lot of people think something is wrong. Even some democrats - are against the Syrian "refugees"

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now.

The US did not accept refugees from 1926 for about 40 years after. Now is no different. In fact, the refugees have now become more dangerous.

I'm a Dem - AM

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and I hope our state doesn't accept Syrian refugees.

There's a list of Democrat Senators leaning against it, - including Chuck Schumer

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Diane Feinstein, Joe Donnelly, Joe Manchin, Bill Nelson, maybe more.

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