We have not survived the "kids on the border" crisis yet.  There are schools all over the country trying to figure out how these kids will be taken care of in school districts already facing budget issues. There is another crisis about to explode in Central America and it could mean that many more will try to come north.  This is from The New York Times: "A severe drought has ravaged crops in Central America, and as many as 2.8 million people are struggling to feed themselves, the United Nations World Food Program said Friday. The drought, which is also affecting South America, has been particularly hard on southern Guatemala, northern Honduras and western El Salvador. Guatemala declared a state of emergency after 256,000 families lost their crops. Farmers growing peas, green beans and broccoli estimate that they will lose 30 to 40 percent of their crops. Jesús Samayoa, a farmer in Jutiapa, Guatemala, said, “I am 60 years...(Read Full Post)