bendog
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- Mar 4, 2013
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That's my main question. At what age are children separated. I can't imagine that under age 6 it is possibly legal to separate children unless their parents are a danger to them?It's the law, dope and we don't have to give 2 billion people asylum like you stupidly suggested.
Do you even have any idea of how many applicants there are annually?
What the approval process is?
What percent of applicants actually receive asylum?
Is that number trending up or down over time?
What difference does any of that make? We provide asylum to people who are in great danger of oppressive governments, not people who don't like the direction their country has been the last 20 years.
However they come here anyway, why? Because of people like you. If they can draw enough sympathy from surrender first whites, they may be able to sneak into this country bypassing the millions that await entering our country the right way.
Well gee.......what would happen if we virtually closed our borders? They would quit coming here. This is a concept you will never get through that thick head of yours.
Asylum is a "right way", dope.
Applying for asylum is not a crime.
And neither is the government taking their kids away during the process, yet you on the left bitch about that.
Ripping children out of the arms of their parents is a crime against humanity. At the very least it is a human rights violation of the children’s rights as stated by the United Nations.
This is a traumatizing and terrorizing event for these children, one which will affect them all of their lives. Many of the children are being drugged to deal with the emotional effects of being separated from the parents.
Is this the image the USA wants to project to the world. A nation which terrorizes and traumatizes children for political gain?
It’s unimaginable that there are people in favor of ripping 1y/o babies from their parents by policy.
Makes you wonder about their upbringing
Separating asylum seekers is also legally and morally problematical. First as has been pointed out IT ISN'T ILLEGAL TO SEEK ASYLUM. Sessions has changed policy to require these people be detained while their claims for asylum are considered.