Even immigration reform advocates got upset with leaders from several Central American countries when there were complaints about "migrant rights" being violated and several unrealistic proposals were offered to help deal with the crisis on America's southern border. Vice President Biden was in the region to try to get Honduras, El Salvador and other countries to address the crisis. Instead, he got an earful  from leaders about securing the rights of their nationals - even suggesting that some illegals should be allowed to work for a while then come home. Reuters: The White House said the United States would launch a $40 million program to improve security in Guatemala to reduce pressures fueling migration to the United States and a $25 million program to provide services to youth in El Salvador who are vulnerable to organized-crime pressure. Responding to what President Barack Obama has called a humanitarian crisis, the U.S. Congress on Tuesday...(Read Full Post)