You and Freddy Foreskin need to get a room together.
Most likely you are both already in bed together doing your troll routine. Among other disgusting things that we dont need to hear about.
According to the donkeys at MSNBC, we are now running concentration camps.
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You and Freddy Foreskin need to get a room together.
Most likely you are both already in bed together doing your troll routine. Among other disgusting things that we dont need to hear about.
A ghost. A non existent problem.https://www.sfchronicle.com/nation/...00-immigrant-children-are-in-U-S-13399510.php
More than 14,000 immigrant children are in U.S. custody, an all-time high
WASHINGTON — The number of undocumented immigrant children in government custody has topped 14,000 for the first time, a rise that shows no signs of slowing as the Trump administration enforces policies that are keeping them in government facilities longer.
There were 14,056 unaccompanied immigrant minors in Department of Health and Human Services custody on Friday, according to a government source familiar with the number. A spokeswoman for the Department of Health and Human Services confirmed that the total had reached approximately 14,000.
https://www.politico.com/story/2019/01/17/report-trump-administration-migrants-1093242
Trump administration separated thousands more migrants than previously known, federal watchdog says
"More children over a longer period of time" were separated at the border than commonly known, an investigator with the Department of Health and Human Services inspector general's office told reporters Thursday morning. "How many more children were separated is unknown, by us and HHS" because of failures to track families as they were being separated, he said.
HHS officials involved in caring for the separated children and reunifying families estimated "thousands" of additional children are separated at the border, the inspector general said.
However, HHS received at least 118 separated children between July and early November, according to the report. DHS provided "limited" information about the reason for those separations. In slightly more than half of those cases, border officials cited the parent's criminal history as a reason to separate the families, although they did not always provide details. The court order requiring reunifications said family separations should only occur if border officials could specify when parents posed possible dangers to children or were otherwise unfit to care for them, the inspector general noted.
Federal investigators said they had no details about how many of the "thousands of separated children" who entered the care of HHS before the June 2018 court order had been reunited.
"We have no information about the status of the children who were released prior to the court order," Maxwell told reporters.
Trump administration separated thousands more migrants than previously known, federal watchdog says
"More children over a longer period of time" were separated at the border than commonly known, an investigator with the Department of Health and Human Services inspector general's office told reporters Thursday morning. "How many more children were separated is unknown, by us and HHS" because of failures to track families as they were being separated, he said.
HHS officials involved in caring for the separated children and reunifying families estimated "thousands" of additional children are separated at the border, the inspector general said.
However, HHS received at least 118 separated children between July and early November, according to the report. DHS provided "limited" information about the reason for those separations. In slightly more than half of those cases, border officials cited the parent's criminal history as a reason to separate the families, although they did not always provide details. The court order requiring reunifications said family separations should only occur if border officials could specify when parents posed possible dangers to children or were otherwise unfit to care for them, the inspector general noted.
Federal investigators said they had no details about how many of the "thousands of separated children" who entered the care of HHS before the June 2018 court order had been reunited.
"We have no information about the status of the children who were released prior to the court order," Maxwell told reporters.
Irrelevant to the problem. Couldn't care less. Any separation falls squarely in the laps of the irresponsible parents. Actually the children should be taken away from these parents for good, put up for adoption and deport the parents immediately.
But tell me how you really feel about refugees fleeing for their lives.
The "children"? They aren't making the decision to be refugees. They are doing what their "parents" are telling them to do. "Refugees?" From what, exactly?
Try harder.
you are a fucking idiot, certifiably. of course, the kids are not making the decision, they are kids. Their parents are making those hard decisions so their kids can have a better future.
just stop trying.
Refugees? Are they really refugees? If looking for employment, a better life in general, makes one a refugee, then we have a real problem to deal with, and not just from foreign born people, but right here among American citizens.
I hesitate to throw this out there because it's actually true and I'm surprised the left hasn't already used this tactic. If simply seeking opportunity makes one a refugee, or even a safer place to live, then why don't the black people living in all of our urban shitholes just march out to the suburbs, and demand residence. Are they not refugees from all the hell of living in a ghetto? Take the single black mother and her children. There is no argument, no debate that this mother and her children are in grave danger for their very lives on a daily basis. There is no argument that employment opportunities are limited for her. There is no argument that the local government which represents her and her children are doing a terrible job of it.
Take the urban shithole known as Chicago. Why don't they just form a caravan, take the relatively short march out to say Naperville, and demand residence and opportunity? They are, after all, refugees by definition using the current requirements.