It really does appear that Democrats are using the separations of illegal alien parents (some are not parents) from illegal alien children, as a political tool. When have American children ever accompanied their parents/guardians into jails ? When Americans are sent to jail, they go alone, not with their kids. It's been this way for hundreds of years, but have we heard an outcry from Democrats over that ?
No. We have not. It is only now, with illegal aliens, that Democrats are suddenly upset about separation of parent and child. So what about all the American kids, whose parents got locked up ? What are they ? Chopped liver ? They don't count ?
Actually, to Democrats, no they don't count. And maybe "count" is just the right word, since VOTE counts are what this is all about. Democrats want illegal aliens in the US, as VOTES for THEM. American kids and their jailed parents, aren't seen that way.
This is essentially just another example of the democrat dogma...accuse the other side of what you are doing. It was Obubba that opened the youth detention cages and stuffed them in it.
The photos used by the MSM in accusing President Trump of it came from 2014...when the mullato Muslim messiah was in the White House.
Laura Bush. The same Laura Bush whose pro mexican brother in law had a failed run for president, that Laura Bush? The Laura Bush with the Mexican sister in law who speaks no English. That Laura Bush?
Who cares what she thinks.
Pigs like you make people sick. There are a lot of people who care.
"What the administration has decided to do is to separate children from their parents to try to send a message that if you cross the border with your children, your children are going to be ripped away from you," Collins said on CBS Sunday. "That's traumatizing to the children, who are innocent victims, and it is contrary to our values in this country."
Oklahoma
Sen. James Lankford said on Twitter he disagreed with separating families and linked out to a story about Oklahoma Rep. Jim Bridenstine being denied entry in 2014 to a facility where the government was holding unaccompanied children.
"I disagree with the administration's policy of separating families, but we must continue to protect the privacy of the children, many who have experienced trauma. #KeepFamiliesTogether & keep cameras away from these kids. Just like in 2014," he wrote.
Texas
Rep. Will Hurd spoke out against the administration's policy and
noted to CNN's Ana Cabrera on "Newsroom" that it "is clearly something that the administration can change."
"They don't need legislation to change it," Hurd said.
Former White House communications director Anthony Scaramucci said on Twitter that the separations are "not the Christian way, the American way, nor what @POTUS wants."
But he went on say over Twitter that "The President can reverse it, and I hope he does."
These Republicans have criticized Trump's 'zero tolerance' immigration policy
Franklin Graham has called the policy disgraceful.
32% of Republicans disagree according to a Reuters poll.
Poll: Republicans Approve of Trump’s Family Separation Policy