The phones must have burned off the hook since yesterday
Fox News told HSLDA that they recorded 1 million page views of the Romeikes’ story in 24 hours—an all-time high.
Thank you for helping to keep them here!
The day after the U.S. Supreme Court denied their appeal for asylum, federal officials announced that the Romeike family will be permitted to remain in America.
The Department of Homeland Security verbally informed Home School
Legal Defense Association that the Romeike family is being granted
indefinite deferred action status. The Department told HSLDA that this
meant the order of removal would not be acted on and that the Romeikes
could stay.
HSLDA Chairman Michael Farris was thrilled.
“This is an incredible victory that I can only credit to Almighty
God. I also want to thank those who spoke up on this issue—including
that long ago White House petition. We believe that the public outcry
made a huge impact. What an amazing turnaround—in just 24 hours,” he
said.
More with video @ HSLDA
These educated, good people were about to be thrown out, but the Kenyan can't bring in enough radicalized pedophile worshipers.
ReplyDeleteA good commie, he is.
DeleteI was thrilled when I read this news last night - it looks like Mama Romeike is pregnant again, so I for one am glad that she can have her 'anchor' baby here in America.
ReplyDeleteI for one am glad that she can have her 'anchor' baby here in America.
DeleteGreat news! Thanks.
This whole saga boggles the mind. Open boarders with who nows what is coming accross and these folks get persecuted by this Department of in-Justice? Really? This and other signals should be a flashing beacon to libs how corrupt and anti-christian this administration is. But hey, you can only shout so long.
ReplyDeleteYes, this administration makes Grant's look good. :)
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