Who in the hell are we letting in to this Country?

by Eric Dondero

In 1994, more than 800,000 Rwandans, mostly from the Tutsi tribe, were brutally slaughtered on the streets of Kibali and Kibungo, and across the farmlands of this tiny central African nation.

One of the alleged leaders of the murdererous rampages found her way to the United States. She blatantly lied to immigration authorities and falsified records. Now, as a result of her filing personal bankruptcy her past has been revealed.

From TampaBay online (via AP) "US immigrant's dream ends with genocide allegation" Aug. 8

CONCORD, N.H. (AP) -- Beatrice Munyenyezi brought her three daughters to the United States from war-ravaged Rwanda in 1998 and focused on the American Dream: private schooling for her girls, a home with a swimming pool, a sport utility vehicle.

Before long, she had a $13-an-hour job at Manchester's Housing Authority in New Hampshire, her children were enrolled in Catholic school, and she was on her way to financing a comfortable American lifestyle through mortgages, loans and credit cards.

Now the 40-year-old mother sits behind bars, held without bond while she awaits trial on federal citizenship fraud charges for allegedly lying about involvement in the 1994 Rwandan genocide, when at least 500,000 ethnic Tutsis and moderate Hutus were killed.

Authorities say she was an extremist Hutu who killed and enabled the rapes of untold Tutsi victims - not the innocent refugee she claimed to be in 1995 to gain U.S. entry, when she applied for a visa and for citizenship.

Participated in atrocities; Rape, Torture, Murder

Munyenyezi now faces deportation as well as possible charges by the United Nations in ongoing genocide trials. Later in the article:

Federal prosecutors decline to say how Munyenyezi came to their attention. But in court documents, immigration agents describe interviews with alleged witnesses to the atrocities. A federal affidavit says Munyenyezi and her husband, Arsene Shalom Ntahobali, were extremist Hutus who participated in roadblocks and ID checks that resulted in numerous Tutsi rapes and killings.

Court papers give a graphic account of Munyeynezi allegedly striking a young Tutsi boy so hard in the head with a wooden club that he died instantly.

Ntahobali and his mother, Pauline Nyiramasuhuko, are prominent defendants in the United Nation's international crimes tribunal on Rwanda, both charged with genocide and crimes against humanity. Incarcerated in Tanzania, they await a verdict this fall.

A Queen Moocher living off the Taxpayer

Beyond the outrage of the massive failure to investigate her background by the INS, there's also the failure of the New Hampshire State Agency who hired her. Not too mention the fact that she was a moocher of the first degree. The article also outlines her neglect of her personal finances:

Her dream life apparently ended, it started falling apart years earlier. She filed for bankruptcy in May 2008, walking away from hundreds of thousands of dollars in debt: a $222,000 mortgage, $14,125 in student loans, $4,198 in municipal taxes and fees and $30,000 in credit card and other unsecured debt.

"She lived here for probably two years without paying her mortgage; she didn't pay her bills for a good two years," said Tom Prince of Manchester, who lived across the street from Munyenezi. "We all feel she took advantage."

And a comment from a local real-estate agent Scott Silver who helped her refinance her home sums up the whole sad affair:

"She knew how to work the system."