Children deported.

[JAG]

It is reported that 4 children (US Citizens) have been deported to Honduras, with their mothers who were not US citizens.

 

One child has stage 4 cancer. The child was deported without medicine.

 

Honan appeared alongside Karoline Levitt, blustering as he attempted to justify it.

 

The man is a skidmark on the underpants of humanity. 

[Trippy]

Would you rather have the children be separated from their parents?

[Ralf001]

It was 3 children.

The US made right call keeping families together.

[faraday]

Would have been far cheaper to get them sweeping chimneys, instead of deporting them, surely?

 

However, I doubt Trump et al would do anything quite as sensible as that.

 

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c4g8yj2n33yo

 

 

 

 

 

 

[SunnyinBangrak]

Rules are rules. (A variation on the democrats false and preposterous "everyone is equal under the law" mantra prior to Trump 2.0 landslide).

 

You made your beds. Now lie in them.

[jas007]

17 minutes ago, JAG said:

It is reported that 4 children (US Citizens) have been deported to Honduras, with their mothers who were not US citizens.

 

One child has stage 4 cancer. The child was deported without medicine.

 

Honan appeared alongside Karoline Levitt, blustering as he attempted to justify it.

 

The man is a skidmark on the underpants of humanity. 

Supposedly, it was the mothers who were deported, and they chose to take their children with them.  So it's not the way they try to make it seem.

[johnnybangkok]

1 hour ago, jas007 said:

Supposedly, it was the mothers who were deported, and they chose to take their children with them.  So it's not the way they try to make it seem.

One of the kids had cancer and was undergoing treatment. Why wasn't compassionate dispensation given to her until at least treatment was completed? It's exactly how it seems - cruel and uncaring.   

[Hanaguma]

22 minutes ago, johnnybangkok said:

One of the kids had cancer and was undergoing treatment. Why wasn't compassionate dispensation given to her until at least treatment was completed? It's exactly how it seems - cruel and uncaring.   

Life sucks. They had years to go home voluntarily, but chose to stay in the states. And paid the price. They can get treatment in their home country..

[jas007]

3 hours ago, johnnybangkok said:

One of the kids had cancer and was undergoing treatment. Why wasn't compassionate dispensation given to her until at least treatment was completed? It's exactly how it seems - cruel and uncaring.   

Do you think cancer treatment is free these days? Usually not. And why should the US taxpayers pay for that when homeless Americans are sleeping on sidewalks in tents and dying from a lack of medical care?  

 

The word has over eight billion people.  What if they all show up in America?  Do they all get Obama phones, free medical care and lodging, free health care, and $2K on a debit card every month?  The average US citizen who worked all his life would be tickled pink to get such treatment. What does he get instead?  A Social Security check that won't even cover rent and food in most cities, and a congressional representative that's more interested in visiting MS-13 gang members held overseas than in staying home and worrying about the problems of Americans. 

[Liverpool Lou]

5 hours ago, JAG said:

It is reported that 4 children (US Citizens) have been deported to Honduras, with their mothers who were not US citizens.

 

One child has stage 4 cancer. The child was deported without medicine.

 

Honan appeared alongside Karoline Levitt, blustering as he attempted to justify it.

He was not "blustering try to justify the action", he coherently explained what actually happened.  The children were not deported (they could not be, they are US citizens), their illegal immigrant mothers requested that the children stayed with them and the US accommodated that desire.

[Liverpool Lou]

4 hours ago, johnnybangkok said:

One of the kids had cancer and was undergoing treatment. Why wasn't compassionate dispensation given to her until at least treatment was completed?

Because the child's mother did not want that, she wanted her child to stay with her, compassionate dispensation does not come into it when the mother did not want the child to remain in the US.  Stage 4 cancer would not be helped by the child remaining in the US as there is no Stage 5.

[Ralf001]

4 hours ago, johnnybangkok said:

One of the kids had cancer and was undergoing treatment. Why wasn't compassionate dispensation given to her until at least treatment was completed? It's exactly how it seems - cruel and uncaring.   

 

The kid did not wake one morning with stage 4...

There is no stage 5, Mother made the call to take the child to spend their last days together.

[Liverpool Lou]

"Children deported"

 

False and misleading title, no children were deported.

[impulse]

24 minutes ago, jas007 said:

The word has over eight billion people.  What if they all show up in America?  Do they all get Obama phones, free medical care and lodging, free health care, and $2K on a debit card every month?

 

I think that's AOC's entire platform.