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..