Woman Allegedly Robbed By Refugee Children (Video)

A woman who thought she was helping poor refugee children allegedly wound up getting robbed of her purse and everything in it (video below). 

In a clip of the theft, the woman can be seen asking a group of refugee children where her purse is.

“Come here, and bring me my phone!” the woman yells. “They took all my things! My phone! Where are my things, kids?”

Many viewers said they had no pity for the woman, expressing that she should have known better before helping the refugees.

“I don’t feel one bit sorry for her, now maybe she’ll wake up and stop entitling these people, she better go change the locks on her house and and get an alarm oh wait no just let them in since you feel so bad for them, so they can steal the rest of your stuff,” one Mad World News reader commented on the site’s Facebook page.

“Parents actually teach their children to steal. There aren’t any poor desperate people anymore. They are either waiting for their entitlements, waiting to rob you, or under the control of their government. When you donate, the government takes most or all to feed or pay for their army. Pictures are staged to revoke pity in you. Just help your family, friends, and neighbors when they need it,” another wrote.

“There you go…progressives will never learn! When you give someone a fish you don’t help them you only make them that much more hungry the next day…if you teach them to fish they may not like it initially because they are not accustomed to taking care of themselves but they will eventually be much better off and you really would have made a difference,” another added.

In a similar incident in 2016, two refugees were arrested in Sacramento, California, for terror-related charges.

The men, both Palestinians born in Iraq who lived as refugees in the U.S., reportedly lied to immigration officials about alleged links to terrorist organizations.

CNN reported that 24-year-old Omar Faraj Saeed Al Hardan was charged with attempting to provide material support to ISIS, while 23-year-old Was Mohammaed Younis Al-Jayab was charged with making a false statement involving international terrorism.

“I commend the law enforcement for apprehending these two individuals, but their apprehensions raise the immediate question: Who else is there? What are they planning next?” Texas Sen. Ted Cruz said following the arrests, stressing that the U.S. should refrain from accepting refugees from Middle Eastern countries. 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w_2wCceE3Pc

Sources: CNN, Mad World News, Mad World News/Facebook / Photo credit: Pixabay