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Tony Perkins: Sessions Talking To Lawmakers About Using DNA Tests To Verify Parents Of Immigrant Children
it's painfully obvious that immigrants are using whatever they need to in order to get into the country. the left is sucking up the human cruelty aspect of it in a new found morality they've kept hidden for 10 years now. im proud it only took 10 years i suppose for them to realize what happens at the border when you use kids illegally to gain access to a country.
and it's sheer newsworthy that when adults are charged with a crime, kids are taken away. i mean, if you go to someones house and arrest the parents for child abuse, i suppose at that point we simply leave the kids at the house and remove the parents. make sure some milk and cookies are out and the kids will be fine.
the left bitches by the minute that this is wrong but i've yet to hear them offer a better idea. too busy saying WE'D NOT DO THAT to say what they would do so we can compare and maybe come up with a better solution than we have today.
now sessions is looking into DNA testing.
the cost of the test is around $70 from what i can see. not sure how many are coming over daily but we'd also have to pay people to administer the tests and provide same day results when possible. looks like ~12k kids are with health and human services.
now what?
if they are not their parents, well we go ahead and prosecute and the kids are now left alone. if they are their parents, move along and go to phase 2 of the process.
but the kids are still left alone and that problem is not solved. however i do think if we did random dna testing, or used it in cases where parents can't verify they are in fact the parents, illegals would use them less knowing they can now be checked.
not sure overall what good this would do except maybe minimize the number of people knowingly using kids to gain access and i can't say that is a bad thing. the question is - where do these illegals get the kids? anyone worried about that? how can we work with mexico to get them back home or find family in the US?
sessions is usually an idiot but at least he's trying to do something not mired in bitching only. the article just doesn't say if the goal is to slow down the use of kids and what is done after we have the results, so on it's own, pretty useless just the same.
it's painfully obvious that immigrants are using whatever they need to in order to get into the country. the left is sucking up the human cruelty aspect of it in a new found morality they've kept hidden for 10 years now. im proud it only took 10 years i suppose for them to realize what happens at the border when you use kids illegally to gain access to a country.
and it's sheer newsworthy that when adults are charged with a crime, kids are taken away. i mean, if you go to someones house and arrest the parents for child abuse, i suppose at that point we simply leave the kids at the house and remove the parents. make sure some milk and cookies are out and the kids will be fine.
the left bitches by the minute that this is wrong but i've yet to hear them offer a better idea. too busy saying WE'D NOT DO THAT to say what they would do so we can compare and maybe come up with a better solution than we have today.
now sessions is looking into DNA testing.
the cost of the test is around $70 from what i can see. not sure how many are coming over daily but we'd also have to pay people to administer the tests and provide same day results when possible. looks like ~12k kids are with health and human services.
now what?
if they are not their parents, well we go ahead and prosecute and the kids are now left alone. if they are their parents, move along and go to phase 2 of the process.
but the kids are still left alone and that problem is not solved. however i do think if we did random dna testing, or used it in cases where parents can't verify they are in fact the parents, illegals would use them less knowing they can now be checked.
not sure overall what good this would do except maybe minimize the number of people knowingly using kids to gain access and i can't say that is a bad thing. the question is - where do these illegals get the kids? anyone worried about that? how can we work with mexico to get them back home or find family in the US?
sessions is usually an idiot but at least he's trying to do something not mired in bitching only. the article just doesn't say if the goal is to slow down the use of kids and what is done after we have the results, so on it's own, pretty useless just the same.