The Department of Homeland Security (DHA) has set up telephone hotlines for illegal aliens so they can complain if they think that immigration agents are exceeding the guidelines of the Obama Administration’s minimal enforcement policies and amnesty decrees. This action drew a strong rebuke from Shawn Moran, vice president of the National Border Patrol Council, the union that represents Border Patrol agents.
“Instead of supporting our agents,” said Moran, “this administration has decided it is more important to find new ways to solicit complaints and invite ridicule against them. We demand that this administration spend more time defending the men and women defending our nation and less time promoting the extreme agendas of pro-illegal-immigration organizations.”
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