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Theo520
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Stop making stuff up. Mexico provides shelter and aid per UN guidance.
USCCB Condemns Separating Immigrant Children from Families
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blackforest
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I know, right? What’s with all of my non-sociopathy?
I have this crazy emotional thing about kids getting ripped permanently from parents who haven’t broken the law. It’s my silly little Roman Catholic beliefs getting in the way of a good anti-humanitarian party.
I have this crazy emotional thing about kids getting ripped permanently from parents who haven’t broken the law. It’s my silly little Roman Catholic beliefs getting in the way of a good anti-humanitarian party.
blackforest
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LOL, I’m actually linking. Mexico is violent.
blackforest
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Just to throw another log on the fire, (do I get any award for starting a thread if it breaks the longest thread record?), I find that the Russians have an interesting perspective on the baby-snatching border scandals. Iv’e read from a few of them, but here’s a great example.
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PetraG
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I think we can agree that the way any administration decides to enforce our laws is never “simple.”
But yes, the courts have intervened to say that the current protocols are not legal. Whose fault that is? Does it matter? Finding a solution so the situation can be addressed in a way that is both humane and effective is the task at hand. Pray that it can be handled with true cooperation between all the parties with a duty to find a solution.
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Theo520
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So is much of the US. Much safer to request asylum as you cross into mexico than try journey all across mexico, then across the US as well.
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PetraG
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It could be kidnapping, too. The state does not have the authority to defend itself against illegal immigration in any way it chooses.
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Pup7
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This is a thread to which I will respond with anything that I see as relevant.
You’re not the thread police, so stop it.
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Pup7
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It’s not. It’s following the law.
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Pup7
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Chuckling because Russia might not want to throw stones from their glass house.
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Loud-living-dogma
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Ripped permanently? Since when is it permanent? How do you feel about parents who are incarcerated in the US?
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Pup7
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If you assume that mommy’s a good person and she turns out to be NOT the mommy but a sex trafficker, you just endangered a child.
If a cop pulls you over, they don’t take your word your plate is valid and that it belongs on your car. They run it.
(Sounds suspiciously like my own examples of the kid in the ED and the parent in the airport.
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Theo520
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It most definitely matters when posters here are pointing the finger at Trump
instead of acknowledging what we are doing is the implementation of decades of law and court interjection.
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Pup7
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Yeah the fact that SUDDENLY this is a problem boggles the mind.
It’s been around for ages. This is why I said this is nothing more than political fodder, where kids illegally brought across the border against their will are being used as political pawns.
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Pup7
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Oh good grief.
Yes, the parents have broken the law.
What part of “illegally entered the US” do you refuse to comprehend?
blackforest
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It’s not the Russian government writing these articles. It’s individual Russians who know firsthand what oppression looks like.
blackforest
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What part of legal asylees being detained don’t you understand?
blackforest
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I linked it. Read it.
blackforest
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Are any countries issuing advisories not to enter the U.S. due to violence statistically comparable to Mexico’s?
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Pup7
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LOL!
They’re not LEGAL ASYLEES UNTIL THEY ARE DECLARED AS SUCH BY THE COURTS.
You don’t even understand the term. I do.
They aren’t legal until they’re declared to be. And stats say most of them aren’t even legitimately asylees.
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