Former Japanese internment camp to house migrant children...
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They could always leave them In a field to fend for themselves I suppose.
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Or, alternatively, house them in places that weren't the US' take on concentration camps and take care of them better so that the number of children dying in the border control's custody isn't sky high.
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Its better than nothing
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Very sad and it is depressing how these children aren't even viewed as people it seems. I say it everytime on this subject but we are all just lucky that we've been born in places that allow us to live a decent life, if we weren't we'd all be trying to get somewhere where our kids could have a better shot in life aswell
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At least the are safe. The other day they over 200 Illegals were let go as the Depot was overloaded. |
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Fort still was a temporary detention camp and has reopened to house some kids that desperately need housing and shelter......sorry, why should we be outraged at this again?
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No I did not miss it But No One has Died at this location. You Dig it all up I deal with markets and facts, |
It doesn't matter if no one has died at that location as a record number of children have died in these temporary camps so far. The problem is that these children in custody aren't being taken care of and shipping them off to an ex internment camp isn't exactly a sign of things improving.
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We should be outraged because children are ****ing dying in custody, do you not understand that? |
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It's just heartbreaking..
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Look for a ****ing solution then instead of hanging around pointing the finger of blame at the wrong people....you have taken a positive step by the trump establishment and twisted it round to have a go at him.. |
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It does matter Dezzy. You just want to dig up on every thread you make. If you viewed the Depot's when they were live on CNN USA and FoxNewsHD you would understand that using this location is better. You never give any of them a chance |
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What a gross thought process and one that's only meant to silence opinions you don't happen to like. As for you saying that opening another temporary inevitable tent city is a good thing and that I'm twisting things to have a go at Trump.... CHILDREN. ARE. ****ING. DYING. IN. CUSTODY. What part of that do you not understand? Why is it that your first reaction is not to be outraged over a situation that has both sides of the aisle outraged but to defend Trump's honour? As for a solution, there's a simple one. DO WHAT THEY AGREED TO DO WHEN THE FLORES AGREEMENT CAME INTO LAW. |
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It shouldn't be used because of it's history and because internment echoes too closely to what is happening to these children. It's sick. |
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They have followed that, they have forced the countries that these "children" are fleeing from into taking "drastic"measures to stop the "uncontrollable" influx of "unnacompanied"children that are "caught" at the "border" of the USA and Mexico. Just tell me what they should do cause I am all ears...you can't put them.all together because I'm "assuming" that may incite some murders amongst eachother....so what, what should they do? Open up new places for them to stop the attacks amongst themselves, or just leave them and accept them mounting them up in tents in fields so you can then compare it to some lousiana prison. I'm not sure what you are expecting from the USA here dezzy, and I fully understand that kids are dying, bit without opening thier borders and housing these kids in foster homes far and wide across the USA, then I'm not to sure what else they can do. |
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The fact that you think these children would murder each other says it all. You don't see them as children, you said as much when you said children in speech marks. You see them as an enemy, inevitable killers based on absolutely nothing aside from the fact that they are migrants and that is so completely ****ed up. It explains why you're so unbothered by the deaths of children in captivity. They are enemy combatants to you, evidently. The answer is simple, uphold the law the US agreed to and follow the Flores Agreement. They have a duty of care to unaccompanied children and they must offer these children legal aid and education as well as ensuring their safety. These children are dying due to poor conditions in the tent cities and camps that the Trump Administration have set up and they are being denied the things that the US are legally obligated to provide. You can't silence criticism of the president you love by demanding people do his job for him. He is the elected official, it's his administration that is in control and it's not down to the people to figure out his messes, only to air their views so that the administration could listen and fix the problems the people have. This is basic tbh, you should understand how democracy works. |
The kids are not dying in the tent cities, they are taken to hospital when they come unwell.....
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.pbs...since-december |
https://edition-m.cnn.com/2018/07/10....google.com%2F
I'm not sure what part the trump administration isn't upholding dezzy...nor why you would think and claim that I see 2 4 and 6 yr old kids as enemy combatants...That sounds as silly as it looked in your post. |
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Honestly I don't know how anyone can even attempt to justify something like this. Can it even be debated? The mindset required to even for a moment think that it's appropriate to house anyone - let alone children - in an ex internment camp is so twisted that it's like arguing against a brick wall.
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But of course as I say cognitive dissonance because we all know that the people who are firmly against people from elsewhere doing this, would be first in line at the docks if the UK somehow became a warzone. Yet people actually deny this flat out. "No I'd stay in my home and starve because it's the right thing to do :hee:" - or - "Well I'd go but I'd stop at the first safe country even if it was a freezng cold, dirty, temporary camp!". Utter BS. |
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Objectively speaking, it's no different to locking them in a disused summer camp. They have beds, facilities for eating and washing, some Japanese internment camps even had schooling provisions.
Where else would you suggest they're put? The foster system is already overburdened. Should they be turned out onto the streets? Sent back to Mexico? |
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The kids were ill before entering the USA. They did not fall ill once they crossed the border, most were from one particular country that has many obscure tropical diseases that are extremely dangerous to young children...isn't it Congress who has cut funding? Fair enough about the murdering comments, I didn't realise these kids were infants in some cases as I thought we were talking about unnacompanied"children... |
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Congress did not cut funding, no. That is a lie to frame democrats as the villains when the cuts came from the Health and Human Services Department of the government. |
Whoops seems some people have missed the fact that St Obama used this same place back in 2014
https://www.dailywire.com/news/48407...ign=benshapiro |
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https://www.pbs.org/newshour/nation/...since-december Thing is, if you read up on these kids it is the border patrol guards that have tried to save thier lives...the kids were in thier parents custody. |
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Blaming Obama for Trump choosing to make the same mistakes make no sense. It's just a diversion to try to brush the bodies of these dead children under the rug. |
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2016 has the highest recording of migrant children being detained....I think this year will beat it though. |
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read up on each child a bit more..:shrug: |
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The President get away with everything. |
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