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lets change some words around to tell the TRUTH:
Trump was detaining mass numbers of children after his "zero tolerance" policy went into effect... into 2019. That was well into his administration, NOT the beginning as you claim. In 2019 he insitituted the "remain in Mexico" policy and gradually closed the detention centers. The conditions in those detention centers were every bit as bad as you are now reporting is happening under Biden. Under Trump it lasted several years. Under Biden, so far, a couple months (we'll see what happens). At least Biden is NOT getting a free pass on this from his own side - we are demanding action and accountability and transparency. The media is covering this and holding this administration to account. Didn't see that from you guys at all under Trump.
You ignore the reality of the "remain in Mexico" policy - a reality that created conditions even worse and more horrific than what happened in the Trump detention centers (or Biden detention centers) where at least there were some minimal rights, demands of accountability and for transparency, and we could do something about the conditions. Unlike Mexico.
Here is a site that has covered this - and continues to do so under the current administration. So stop lying about Trump.
Conditions in Migrant Detention Centers - American Oversight.
A reality check for you on the remain in Mexico policy. This policy included blocking visas for American media trying to access migrants, as well as lawyers trying to provide legal representation and help for asylum claims.
Federal court temporarily halts Trump’s ‘Remain in Mexico’ policy — then reverses itself
The “Remain in Mexico” policy took effect in January 2019. Nearly 60,000 people have been sent back since the policy began.www.usatoday.com
Since the U.S. Department of Homeland Security rolled out the program in January 2019, the U.S. government has sent back more than 60,000 people to seven Mexican border cities from Tijuana to Matamoros. Those included some of those most dangerous areas of the border, exposing migrants to assaults, kidnappings, murders and extortion.Human Rights First has counted 1,001 cases of attacks on MPP migrants, including kidnappings, rape, torture, murder and at least 228 kidnappings or attempted kidnappings of children.
In a recent report, Doctors Without Borders also reported that, in October alone, 75% of the migrants in the MPP program they spoke to in Nuevo Laredo had been recently kidnapped.
Q&A: Trump Administration’s “Remain in Mexico” Program
On January 25, 2019, the United States Department of Homeland Security (DHS) announced the implementation of the Migrant Protection Protocols (MPP). MPP, also known as “Remain in Mexico.” The policy allows US border officers to return non-Mexican asylum seekers to dangerous locations in Mexico...www.hrw.org
On the one-year anniversary of the MPP program, asylum seekers returned to Mexico have instead faced the consequences of a policy that has put tens of thousands of them, including children and families, in harm’s way. The MPP program has also compounded existing failings in US immigration courts, including a lack of access to counsel, barriers to legal representation, lack of transparency in immigration proceedings, and limited legal protections for asylum seekers.
Why did you ignore this then? Why does it ONLY matter now?
barrag-o was detaining( in cages, also) mass numbers of children all during his administration... . The conditions in those detention centers are every bit as rotton now under xiden. Under barrag-o, it lasted several years. Under xiden, so far, 3 months ,and will continue throughout
- a reality that created conditions even worse and more horrific than what happened in the barrag-o detention cages, or xiden detention cages, there are no rights.
