According to the donkeys at MSNBC, we are now running concentration camps.
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inb4 Kelly is a liberal cuck
inb4 Trump tirade w/new nickname
https://www.thedailybeast.com/john-...n-policy-caught-homeland-security-flat-footed
John Kelly Says Jeff Sessions’ ‘Zero Tolerance’ Immigration Policy Caught Homeland Security ‘Flat-Footed’
Trump’s former chief of staff John Kelly blamed the fallout from the controversial “zero-tolerance” policy of separating migrant children from their parents on then-U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions.
“The big separation of families, that was a decision made by the Attorney General” Kelly said in comments Wednesday to a crowd of several hundred at Duke University in Durham, N.C. in one of his first public addresses since leaving the White House.
“It kind of surprised us,” Kelly added. “It certainly caught DHS”—the department of homeland security Kelly led at the time prior to his promotion to chief of staff—“flat-footed and HHS, Health and Human Services, flat-footed.”
In the talk at Duke, Kelly spoke candidly at times about his time in the White House, calling it the “least enjoyable job” of his life and joking that his best advice for successor Mick Mulvaney was to “run for it.”
His comments about the border situation run counter to how his former boss has portrayed the situation. Kelly talking about he garnered insight leading the U.S. Southern Command as a Marine general into how American demand for illicit drugs destabilized countries south of the border and pushed many to flee from violence.
And that crime in those nations “is almost entirely based on our drug consumption” and the power drug cartels received from the push north for drugs, he said.
Kelly went on to say that he views the migration north as a response to economic conditions.
inb4 Trump tirade w/new nickname
https://www.thedailybeast.com/john-...n-policy-caught-homeland-security-flat-footed
John Kelly Says Jeff Sessions’ ‘Zero Tolerance’ Immigration Policy Caught Homeland Security ‘Flat-Footed’
Trump’s former chief of staff John Kelly blamed the fallout from the controversial “zero-tolerance” policy of separating migrant children from their parents on then-U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions.
“The big separation of families, that was a decision made by the Attorney General” Kelly said in comments Wednesday to a crowd of several hundred at Duke University in Durham, N.C. in one of his first public addresses since leaving the White House.
“It kind of surprised us,” Kelly added. “It certainly caught DHS”—the department of homeland security Kelly led at the time prior to his promotion to chief of staff—“flat-footed and HHS, Health and Human Services, flat-footed.”
In the talk at Duke, Kelly spoke candidly at times about his time in the White House, calling it the “least enjoyable job” of his life and joking that his best advice for successor Mick Mulvaney was to “run for it.”
His comments about the border situation run counter to how his former boss has portrayed the situation. Kelly talking about he garnered insight leading the U.S. Southern Command as a Marine general into how American demand for illicit drugs destabilized countries south of the border and pushed many to flee from violence.
And that crime in those nations “is almost entirely based on our drug consumption” and the power drug cartels received from the push north for drugs, he said.
Kelly went on to say that he views the migration north as a response to economic conditions.
Most or those children were sexually assaulted by staff members , Trump supporting right winging pedos.
Thousands of US child migrants sexually abused
The US health department has received more than 4,500 complaints of sexual abuse against detained migrant children from 2017-2018, documents show.
The Department of Justice reportedly received an additional 1,303 sex abuse complaints against unaccompanied minors during the same period.
Congressman Ted Deutch, who released the figures, said at least 154 claims are against facility staff members.
A spokesman for the health department said it takes the claims seriously.
"These documents demonstrate over the past three years there have been 154 staff-on-unaccompanied-minor - let me repeat that, staff-on-unaccompanied-minor - allegations of sexual assault," Congressman Deutch said during a House Judiciary Committee hearing.
Thousands of US child migrants sexually abused
The US health department has received more than 4,500 complaints of sexual abuse against detained migrant children from 2017-2018, documents show.
The Department of Justice reportedly received an additional 1,303 sex abuse complaints against unaccompanied minors during the same period.
Congressman Ted Deutch, who released the figures, said at least 154 claims are against facility staff members.
A spokesman for the health department said it takes the claims seriously.
"These documents demonstrate over the past three years there have been 154 staff-on-unaccompanied-minor - let me repeat that, staff-on-unaccompanied-minor - allegations of sexual assault," Congressman Deutch said during a House Judiciary Committee hearing.
So 154 allegations out of 4500 complaints is now considered “most” in your mind.
Of course most of those 154 complaints have been deemed to be not true after investigation- a fact you conveniently ignore.
Perhaps you do not follow recent events.
We are currently experiencing a national emergency at the border. As a result of the massive invasion all systems are overwhelmed, so no it is not safe for children to make the journey to come here or to enter our overwhelmed system .
Nice source with your statement
Go read the reports. The cases where staff has abused minors have resulted in prosecutions. You can read summaries of these cases in the government reports. The number is not anywhere near 154 - many of the assertions regarding staff are determined to be unfounded after investigation.
EDIT - This being said -- the current U.S. policy separating minors from their parents is punitive and not sustainable as policy. The problem is that many of these minors are showing up at the border without their parents but in the hands of sex traffickers and coyotes -- in these cases you cannot hand the child back to their non-parent --- the only alternative is to deport them back immediately, confine them, or find legitimate relatives in the U.S.
Unfounded or unindictable? After all, R. Kelly beat his case.
The bigger issue obviously is immigrant on immigrant assault. There needs to be better supervision to eliminate this.
No, the biggest issue is they're being split from their natural protectors and being caged in with predators.