I do not have a problem with Catholic Charities and other NGO's providing some assistance on a compassionate, humanitarian basis but why the taxpayer would address the needs of people who have entered unlawfully who seem to have some money before we would address the needs of those who are living without shelter, who are homeless, defies explanation.
Darrell Issa: “I do not have a problem with Catholic Charities and other NGO's providing some assistance on a compassionate…”
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Issa questions prioritizing aid to undocumented immigrants over homeless citizens.
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