It's official; ICE is stealing babies
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https://www.cnbc.com/2018/07/24/us-immigration-463-migrant-parents-deported-without-children.html
http://time.com/5347015/trump-family-separation-parents-deported/
The US says 463 migrant parents may have been deported without their children
http://time.com/5347015/trump-family-separation-parents-deported/
The US says 463 migrant parents may have been deported without their children
- 463 migrant parents may have been deported without their children, according to a joint court filing on Monday by the federal government and the American Civil Liberties Union.
- As of Monday, 879 parents had been reunited with their children, according to the filing.
Did You Knew that this law was created by Bill Clinton in 1996 and that Obama administration created the cage and in 2014 separated over 70,000 families? you freaking charlatan.
You do realize that a number of these children are brought in by child smugglers who want to use the children as exploited or sex laborers -- are you going to simply hand the kids back to the smuggling ring when the parents (if they exist) do not claim the children?
You do realize that a number of these children had their parents deported and were in no way smuggled in for neferious purposes such as sex trafficking right?---Are you simply going to keep these kids because you're incompetent in your duties?
Wrong, the zero tolerance bullshit is all Trump's doing.
https://www.politico.com/story/2018/08/02/deported-parents-children-trump-administration-aclu-721151
The Trump administration on Thursday informed a federal judge that it isn't responsible for locating deported parents separated forcibly from their children at the southern border.
DOJ said in a court filing that the American Civil Liberties Union, which represents plaintiffs in a class-action lawsuit over family separations, should instead take the lead in reunifying deported parents with their children.
The Trump administration on Thursday informed a federal judge that it isn't responsible for locating deported parents separated forcibly from their children at the southern border.
DOJ said in a court filing that the American Civil Liberties Union, which represents plaintiffs in a class-action lawsuit over family separations, should instead take the lead in reunifying deported parents with their children.
Leftists would rather see these gets getting pimped out rather than going to a safe home.
In other news... for some immigrant children the shelters are just as unsafe as the outside....
Sad news for the children.... but good to see this shelter worker arrested. Let's hope for a quick conviction and a lengthy sentence.
Another Southwest Key employee was arrested for sex abuse at shelter, court documents show
https://www.azcentral.com/story/new...molesting-eight-teens-mesa-shelter/892084002/
A Southwest Key employee accused of molesting eight teenage boys at a migrant shelter in Mesa is scheduled to go on trial this month, according to court documents.
Levian Pacheco, a youth care worker at the Mesa facility, is alleged to have abused two of the teens by performing oral sex on them, and attempting to force one of them to have anal sex, according to court documents. He's also accused of touching six others in the genital area over their clothing. The boys ranged in age from 15 to 17.
When Pacheco, 25, was arrested he told police he had HIV, court documents show.
This is the third known arrest of a staff member at an Arizona migrant shelter related to allegations of molesting children.
An employee of a Southwest Key facility in Phoenix, Fernando Magaz Negrete, 32, was arrested Tuesday on suspicion of molesting a 14-year-old girl in July. He is accused of kissing the girl multiple times and touching her breasts and crotch over her clothes in the bedroom she shared with two other minors at the facility.
An employee at Southwest Key's Tucson facility was convicted of sex abuse in connection with a 2015 incident.
The Texas-based nonprofit houses juveniles who illegally entered the country by themselves and, more recently, children who were separated from their families after illegally crossing the U.S.-Mexico border. Pacheco's alleged abuse predates the Trump administration's "zero tolerance" policy, which led to the family separations.
Conditions at migrant shelters have come under scrutiny amid public uproar over the federal government's separation of thousands of migrant children from their parents and guardians.
Southwest Key spokesman Jeff Eller declined to comment on the Pacheco case.
He said in a statement that children are told when they arrive at their shelters that they have a right to not be abused. The children can call police, the Department of Child Safety, or Health and Human Service's Office of Refugee Resettlement at any time, he said.
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Sad news for the children.... but good to see this shelter worker arrested. Let's hope for a quick conviction and a lengthy sentence.
Another Southwest Key employee was arrested for sex abuse at shelter, court documents show
https://www.azcentral.com/story/new...molesting-eight-teens-mesa-shelter/892084002/
A Southwest Key employee accused of molesting eight teenage boys at a migrant shelter in Mesa is scheduled to go on trial this month, according to court documents.
Levian Pacheco, a youth care worker at the Mesa facility, is alleged to have abused two of the teens by performing oral sex on them, and attempting to force one of them to have anal sex, according to court documents. He's also accused of touching six others in the genital area over their clothing. The boys ranged in age from 15 to 17.
When Pacheco, 25, was arrested he told police he had HIV, court documents show.
This is the third known arrest of a staff member at an Arizona migrant shelter related to allegations of molesting children.
An employee of a Southwest Key facility in Phoenix, Fernando Magaz Negrete, 32, was arrested Tuesday on suspicion of molesting a 14-year-old girl in July. He is accused of kissing the girl multiple times and touching her breasts and crotch over her clothes in the bedroom she shared with two other minors at the facility.
An employee at Southwest Key's Tucson facility was convicted of sex abuse in connection with a 2015 incident.
The Texas-based nonprofit houses juveniles who illegally entered the country by themselves and, more recently, children who were separated from their families after illegally crossing the U.S.-Mexico border. Pacheco's alleged abuse predates the Trump administration's "zero tolerance" policy, which led to the family separations.
Conditions at migrant shelters have come under scrutiny amid public uproar over the federal government's separation of thousands of migrant children from their parents and guardians.
Southwest Key spokesman Jeff Eller declined to comment on the Pacheco case.
He said in a statement that children are told when they arrive at their shelters that they have a right to not be abused. The children can call police, the Department of Child Safety, or Health and Human Service's Office of Refugee Resettlement at any time, he said.
(much more at above url)