Auntie Zeituni Oyango Is Back Again

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Originally Posted by DerailAmnesty.com

No outcry from the world press. The story was kind of ho-hum...like what else would you expect from blacks? At least they don't eat each other any more.


Don, you are to be given points for consistency. You have somehow managed to find the race angle in this story that had eluded everyone else who has posted in the thread.

"taking a page from the Israelis' treatment of Palestinians I suppose."

And there he goes again. I think Don should sponsor a Palestinian child since he obviously cares so much about their mistreatment at the hands of those with the greasy palms.

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Actually, Don has brought up an interesting observation that I try to make myself over and over again. Illegal immigration is an international problem. It seems obvious to observe this. Illegal immigration is the problem of one population of people moving from one country to another against the will of the destination country. This is obviously international.

But we tend to neglect that our country is not the only country in the world that is the destination of illegal immigrants. Even Mexico has an illegal immigrant problem.

But everywhere the reason for the problem is the same. One country has a population breeding like insects, the destination country has a population reproducing in a more sober manner guided by rational economics and cultural values. And there are powerful people in both countries who try to prevent anyone from doing anything about it. In African it is the same way. South Africa has an illegal immigration problem and it is the natives that suffer the most from it.

Bulldozing squatter camps is the right way to deal with the problem. Squatter camps are a huge health problem and only get bigger and worse until no one can do anything about it. In France they are prying loose the Roma population centers and sending them back where they came from and of course France is getting the usual insensitive reactions from the rest of the EU about it. They are doing the right thing and not only should they keep doing it, they need to pick up momentum too for other immigration problems.

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I found this thread after I read this, and now I've seen the YouTube video. What an arrogant bi-otch! We have an obligation to make her a citizen? I thought the La Razists had chutzpah, but auntie-baby here takes the cake! This d-bag should be an albatross hung around Obama's neck for all to see!

FAIR Legislative Update September 27, 2010

Obama’s Aunt: The System Took Advantage of Me
In her first interview since receiving asylum, Zeituni Onyango, President Obama’s aunt, portrayed herself as a victim of U.S. immigration policy, telling reporters: “I didn’t take advantage of the system. The system took advantage of me.” (CBS News, Sept. 21, 2010) Entirely unapologetic for residing in the U.S. illegally, Onyango recounted how she had become an illegal alien, how she first came to the U.S. from Kenya in 2000 with the intention of leaving, but continued to stay after experiencing health problems. (Id.) However, even when her health improved, Onyango continued to live illegally in the U.S., residing in public housing and collecting $700 monthly disability checks from the government. (ABC News, Sept. 21, 2010)

In March 2003, Onyango was first ordered into an immigration court in Boston, where she requested asylum in an attempt to stay in the U.S. (Washington Post, Apr. 2, 2009; ABC News, Sept. 21, 2010) The judge turned down her request and ordered her deported the following month. (Washington Post, Apr. 2, 2009) After a series of unsuccessful appeals, Onyango again was ordered to leave the country in October 2004. (Id.)

Although twice ordered to leave the United States, Onyango never did. Instead, she stayed, attending high-profile events such as Obama’s swearing in ceremony as the junior Senator of Illinois after the 2004 elections, as well as Obama’s presidential inauguration following his 2008 victory. (CBS News, Sept. 21, 2010) She also continued to live at the expense of taxpayers.

In this latest interview, Ms. Onyango freely admitted that she knew what she was doing was illegal, telling the reporter “I knew I had overstayed.” (CBS News, Sept. 21, 2010) Nonetheless, she said she owed nothing to the United States. When the reporter reminded her how much the U.S. had given her, she retorted that the U.S. was “here to help people, help the poor, help other countries, and take care of women.” (CBS News, Sept. 21, 2010) The reporter responded with “That’s what the United States is supposed to do?” Ms. Onyango answered, “And you have to give me my right like any other person’s right (sic).” (Id.) “If I come as an immigrant,” she said, “you have the obligation to make me a citizen.” (Id.)