@shavixmir saidAn honest question, no baiting. why is it that the parents can't be found? If I was separated from my kids, I would be looking for them as I would think these kids parents would be. It seems to allude to the parents not wanting to be found.
The parents didn’t make those laws.
And the parents don’t choose to be illegal aliens (which, unless you’re talking about Jabba da Hutt in an underage sex club, is a term which should be banned).
Ultimately, you are correct, those cages should not have been made. But more to the point: they should never have been used.
And trump ordered them used. And now there’s 50 ...[text shortened]... can’t be reunited with their parents.
And that, my friend, is a crime of international proportions.
Not taking sides here, I honestly don't get it. Naive, maybe.
@jimmac saidThe parents were deported to where they came from. The kids were locked in cages (and then I presume given to social services).
An honest question, no baiting. why is it that the parents can't be found? If I was separated from my kids, I would be looking for them as I would think these kids parents would be. It seems to allude to the parents not wanting to be found.
Not taking sides here, I honestly don't get it. Naive, maybe.
The US didn’t keep track of the parents. The pandemic has made finding the parents (and matching them) even more difficult than usual.
The regions the parents were deported to aren’t the most bureaucratic of areas. And, quite presumably, many of the parents didn’t flee for nothing.
Now, besides it not being acceptable to hand over kids to any old person who claims they are the parents, presumably some of the parents are in situations where the kids being in social services in a foreign country without their parents is a better option.
Which should beg the question: why the hell are these people being deported in the first place?
Perhaps: why the hell did ICE think that seperating kids and parents is a good idea in the first place?
Edit:
Another thing that just sprang to mind is thar many of these kids were babies in 2017/18.
So if the documentation is screwed, then it’s very difficult for recognition, etc.
23 Oct 20
@earl-of-trumps saidI missed the whole thing but I was wondering why he was keeping his powder dry on this little gem.
My favorite part on immigration:
Trump: "Who made the cages, Joe?" [no-answer]. Joe, who made the cages? [no-answer]
:-)
@cheesemaster saidWhen you say “we” you mean your alleged fellow Canadians...right?
We don't care who pays for it.
Stick to just being a doofus, because being a liar and a doofus is too complex for you mate 😆
@athousandyoung saidThat analogy makes no sense.
That's like Jared Loughner blaming gun manufacturers for Gabby getting shot. "Who made the guns, Gabby? Who made the guns?"
@no1marauder saidThat's literally the party platform: "whatever Trump wants this week... we're good with it."
Striking that Trump couldn't articulate a single policy proposal that would address the various issues and problems facing the country.
He literally has no idea what to do.
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23 Oct 20
@shavixmir saidwhere do you find that the parents were ever in the US to start with?
The parents were deported to where they came from. The kids were locked in cages (and then I presume given to social services).
The US didn’t keep track of the parents. The pandemic has made finding the parents (and matching them) even more difficult than usual.
The regions the parents were deported to aren’t the most bureaucratic of areas. And, quite presumably, many ...[text shortened]... bies in 2017/18.
So if the documentation is screwed, then it’s very difficult for recognition, etc.
@mott-the-hoople saidWhat does "the government separated the children from their parents" mean to you?
where do you find that the parents were ever in the US to start with?
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trump_administration_family_separation_policy
23 Oct 20
@athousandyoung saidThousand...its not like that at all
That's like Jared Loughner blaming gun manufacturers for Gabby getting shot. "Who made the guns, Gabby? Who made the guns?"
23 Oct 20
@handyandy saidHandy deflects with this, goes off of what Thousand brought up. Typical. Thousand asks a straight question about cage construction, Handy writes about children. Another issue. Am I the only one that picks up on this tactic ?
Who permanently separated children from their parents?
@shavixmir saidThe parents didn't choose to be illegal. I can't believe I am reading that. I cannot IMAGINE being a liberal.
The parents didn’t make those laws.
And the parents don’t choose to be illegal aliens (which, unless you’re talking about Jabba da Hutt in an underage sex club, is a term which should be banned).
Ultimately, you are correct, those cages should not have been made. But more to the point: they should never have been used.
And trump ordered them used. And now there’s 50 ...[text shortened]... can’t be reunited with their parents.
And that, my friend, is a crime of international proportions.
23 Oct 20
@no1marauder saidFunny you say that, when Trump accomplished all he did, and came through on EVERY promise except for having a finished Mexico-paid wall, which is still in progress (400 miles). I am sure you are aware that had the virus not hit, this election would be a slam dunk, each family getting richer and more prosperous.
Striking that Trump couldn't articulate a single policy proposal that would address the various issues and problems facing the country.
He literally has no idea what to do.
A bit weak, your saying 'He has not idea what to do'. And, Can anyone tell us how Biden is so rich on a senator's salary.