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Mexico’s President and other high ranking officials do : )
https://www.eluniversal.com.mx/nacio...or-mexico-amlo
https://www.elimparcial.com/mexico/G...0625-0029.html
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Mexico’s President and other high ranking officials do : )
https://www.eluniversal.com.mx/nacio...or-mexico-amlo
https://www.elimparcial.com/mexico/G...0625-0029.html
*risitas
simple chris still not getting it
21 doubling down on stupid. Namecalling and emoticons really drives the point home. I usually ignore the trolling, but I genuinely feel bad for the poor fella.
According to Rep. Mark Walker (R-NC) Democrats have blocked assistance to the border 17 times.
”my people”
Your people came from Africa just like mine and the raping American Indian.
Your people...
Speak for yourself, bub.
Been said to you multiple times... clearly Obama had a much better and effective immigration policy than Dennison...
Obama deported way more criminals and more immigrants overall than Trump so far, for better and for worse.
Can you imagine marching across the Chihuahnuan desert only to be met by the horrors of air conditioned concentration camps with no tooth brushes?
Oh look, Darrin's trying again.
Or the three balanced nutritional meals that were provided in their desert trek.
Clean water.
And of course none of the loving Mexico nationals abused any of the women and children. Or men for that matter.
Blame Trump!
Just pointing out the absurdity of your fake outrage
55 degrees 24/7, no blanket, no bed, concrete floor, bright lights never turned off, not enough food, restricted access to running water, no sanitary or medical supplies for women children or anybody else -- all medicines carried with migrants are confiscated and not given back, with sparse medical follow up.
Spoiled food, overcrowding, untreated sickness, children taking care of children?
C'mon D? This passes moral/ethical muster with you?
If so, how so?
is this some made up or has anyone other then Dem Trump Hater media reported?
Trump now can prop himself up on the problem he created to beg for money from Congress for his burgeoning immigrant camps.
I posted the DHS OIG report upstream, did you not see it? I may have recalled it by heart, but it ain't made up.
if it were little blond babies under aluminum blankets, there would already be a telethon.
Why can't they just get toothbrushes, Darrin?
Explain.
Acting Homeland Security secretary Kevin McAleenan testified at a Senate Judiciary Hearing last week, described conditions as “inappropriate,” and said the vast majority of migrants apprehended at the border are children and families.
https://www.realclearpolitics.com/vi...committee.html
The government went to federal court this week to argue that it shouldn’t be required to give detained migrant children toothbrushes, soap, towels, showers or even half a night’s sleep inside Border Patrol detention facilities.
The position bewildered a panel of three judges in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit on Tuesday, who questioned whether government lawyers sincerely believed they could describe the temporary detention facilities as “safe and sanitary” if children weren’t provided adequate toiletries and sleeping conditions. One circuit judge said it struck him as “inconceivable."
https://www.texastribune.org/2019/06...brush-no-soap/
BTW, it's not that this administration is being penalized, this is operating under a settlement agreement from 1997... applied just as evenly during the previous administration.
U.S. District Judge Dolly Gee had found that migrants in Rio Grande Valley facilities were hungry, with some eating only “sandwiches of two pieces of dry bread and one slice of ham.” They were thirsty, with up to 20 migrants sharing the same cup to drink from the water cooler. They were embarrassed to use a toilet in front of 50 other people, and they couldn’t take a shower or brush their teeth or even wash their hands with soap and dry them with a towel, the judge found. At night, they couldn’t sleep. The lights were left on as they shivered beneath aluminum blankets on the concrete floor, the judge found.
Gee ruled in June 2017 that these Obama-era conditions violated a 1997 settlement agreement requiring that immigrant children in the government’s custody be housed in “safe and sanitary” conditions and that the government maintain “concern for the particular vulnerability of minors.”
But the Trump administration protested. The 1997 consent decree, known as the Flores Settlement Agreement, didn’t say anything about providing a “toothbrush,” “towels,” “dry clothing,” “soap” or even “sleep,” the administration has argued.
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