Hanes Your Way, Jose!

11/12/2014

The Obama Administration and the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) subdivision the Immigration and Custom Enforcement (ICE) have launched the latest campaign to accommodate illegal immigrant invasion upon American soil.  ICE is seeking vendors to provide a variety of boys, girls and women undergarment that are cotton briefs, panties and sports bras in sizes from tiny to super duper large.

The call for the increase in boys briefs is directly linked to the 100% increase of illegal immigrants from known gangs.  Five months ago, ICE mad a purchase of 42K boys briefs ranging which included size 6X for men over 420 lbs. During that same period, DHS sought donations of “gently used” undergarment.  That call was answered by Americans for Legal Immigration PAC (ALIPAC) which encouraged individuals to mail their 100% cotton undergarments c/o President Obama at the White House.

Ironically, the redirection of taxpayer funds to provide free clean underwear to illegal immigrants comes at a great cost.  Inforwars reports:

“We have to accommodate all varieties of sizes since we encounter a global population,” ICE spokesman Carl Rusnok told the New York Post.

The Post reports, “But DHS isn’t as accommodating to its own Border Patrol agents; the agency is currently removing service rifles from Border Patrol arsenals, forcing agents to share whatever firearms they have left.”

“Some of the inspected M4 carbines were deemed unserviceable and removed from inventory to alleviate safety concerns,” states a press release from DHS’s Customs and Border Protection. “Inspections will continue to ensure the unserviceable M4 carbines are repaired or replaced for reintroduction into the field.”

To date, the American taxpayer has footed the bill for illegal immigrants welfare, medical care, public housing and education education among many other entitlement programs provided, while dismissing the criminal element, loss of tax revenue and other hidden costs.  The Center For Immigration Studies posted the following report on costs in 2004: High Cost Of Cheap Laborshowed a net deficit of $10,000 per illegal immigrant household per year.

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