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Trump's Chief of Staff Kelly was clear that the children were not being taken from their true parents over fear of pimping but rather as a "tough deterrent."
Kelly stated they would be placed in "foster care or whatever."
An undocumented border crosser who brought her kid to make a better life for themselves isn't the same as a murderer? If you think so then you might as well through all common sense out the window.
“We have always separated families under two situations, one when we can’t establish them as a parent and that child is being trafficked,” Homan said, adding that migrant smugglers sometimes pose as parents to children that are not theirs. “The second situation when we separate is when we prosecute.”
Our asylum laws exclude anyone that didn't apply for asylum in the first safe country they entered. Which ain't here.
Nobody from Mexico is eligible and that means nobody south of that is eligible either.
In any case, if you want to be a criminal, then you can't complain when your kids are caught up in your crimes and you're separated from them. Nobody owes you a "family suite" in their jail.
Who cares turn them all around at the border and send them back to wherever they came from as an intact family of freeloaders looking for welfare benefits to live on.
An undocumented border crosser who brought her kid to make a better life for themselves isn't the same as a murderer? If you think so then you might as well through all common sense out the window.
Not everybody who goes to jail is a "murderer". There are various types of crimes, as you well know. In each and every case, when parents go to jail, they are separated from their kids.
Why is it okay with you when parents go to jail and are separated from their kids but not okay with illegal aliens being separated from their kids? What part of "illegal" don't you understand? And why do you hold double standards?
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Trump's Chief of Staff Kelly was clear that the children were not being taken from their true parents over fear of pimping but rather as a "tough deterrent."
Kelly stated they would be placed in "foster care or whatever."
Oh stop with the spin. NPR was the one that used "tough deterrent" in their question to Kelly, Kelly was simply responding to it. And, the "foster care or whatever" comment, foster care is a limited resource and may be stretched fairly thin in taking care of citizen children. The whatever doesn't mean a dank cellar, ya know.
The NPR and Kelly transcript, from the link that was within the article you linked...
"NPR: Family separation stands as a pretty tough deterrent.
Kelly: It could be a tough deterrent — would be a tough deterrent. A much faster turnaround on asylum seekers.
NPR: Even though people say that's cruel and heartless to take a mother away from her children?
Kelly: I wouldn't put it quite that way. The children will be taken care of — put into foster care or whatever. But the big point is they elected to come illegally into the United States and this is a technique that no one hopes will be used extensively or for very long."
(NPR & Kelly names added by me)
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I would not be surprised if People Without Borders and other well-funded organizations are actively encouraging parents to bring their children, esp. the little ones and babies. They want to force our hand on open borders. The optics tug at the heart strings, and it's easier to play on American compassion than it is to change the culture of crime and corruption in those countries.