ConnorEl
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Yea, I think I read about 2300 or so children have been taken from their parent(s) since this “zero tolerance” policy was implemented.
Only.
So far.
Only.
So far.
Yea, I think I read about 2300 or so children have been taken from their parent(s) since this “zero tolerance” policy was implemented.
Only.
So far.
Not necessarily from their parents. Many are being used as pawns by adults who can’t prove they’re their biological children. Rachel and Larry (RJK has named his balls after them) ain’t gonna tell you that.
Not necessarily from their parents. Many are being used as pawns by adults who can’t prove they’re their biological children. Rachel and Larry (RJK has named his balls after them) ain’t gonna tell you that.
You must have missed the NPR report I posted
You must have missed the NPR report I posted
Here are FACTS:
Around 12,000 children are currently in the custody of Health and Human Services after entering the United States. According to Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kirsten Nielsen, 10,000 of the 12,000 children in the care of HHS arrived in the U.S. as unaccompanied minors.
Since early May, 2,342 children have been separated from their parents after crossing the Southern U.S. border, according to the Department of Homeland Security, as part of a new immigration strategy by the Trump administration that has prompted widespread outcry.
Here's what we know about the policy, its history and its effects: