What immigrant Moms must go through to reclaim their babies

[DrLove]

This will make those with an empathy gene cringe (and Trumpkins proud I suppose). F-ing disgusting IMHO.

CHICAGO (AP) - When Lidia Karine Souza would call her 9-year-old son -- allowed just 20 minutes per week -- he would beg his mom though tears to do everything in her power to get him out of U.S. government custody and back to her.

The 27-year-old Brazilian mother, who is seeking asylum, has been trying with all her might.

She searched for weeks to find Diogo after the two were separated at the border in late May. When she was released June 9 from a Texas facility, she filled out nearly 40 pages of documents that U.S. officials told her were required to regain custody.

Then they told her that the rules had changed and that she needed any family members living with her in the United States to be fingerprinted and still more documents. This was not the safety she had sought for herself and her son. This was not the American dream.

"This ... is a nightmare," she said, sitting in a suburban Chicago hotel, still waiting to be reunited with Diogo, from whom she'd never spent more than a week apart before this.

On Tuesday, Souza's attorneys filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration to demand her son be immediately released. He has spent four weeks at a government-contracted shelter in Chicago, much of it alone in a room, quarantined with chicken pox. He spent his 9th birthday on Monday without his mom.​

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[Political Junky]

Disgusting Trump deterrent.

 

[DarkFury]

This will make those with an empathy gene cringe (and Trumpkins proud I suppose). F-ing disgusting IMHO.

CHICAGO (AP) - When Lidia Karine Souza would call her 9-year-old son -- allowed just 20 minutes per week -- he would beg his mom though tears to do everything in her power to get him out of U.S. government custody and back to her.

The 27-year-old Brazilian mother, who is seeking asylum, has been trying with all her might.

She searched for weeks to find Diogo after the two were separated at the border in late May. When she was released June 9 from a Texas facility, she filled out nearly 40 pages of documents that U.S. officials told her were required to regain custody.

Then they told her that the rules had changed and that she needed any family members living with her in the United States to be fingerprinted and still more documents. This was not the safety she had sought for herself and her son. This was not the American dream.

"This ... is a nightmare," she said, sitting in a suburban Chicago hotel, still waiting to be reunited with Diogo, from whom she'd never spent more than a week apart before this.

On Tuesday, Souza's attorneys filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration to demand her son be immediately released. He has spent four weeks at a government-contracted shelter in Chicago, much of it alone in a room, quarantined with chicken pox. He spent his 9th birthday on Monday without his mom.​

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So fucking what? Commit a crime, do the time.

 

[WillowTree]

What part of DO NOT BREAK INTO OUR COUNTRY ILLEGALLY do these people not understand?

 

[depotoo]

Disgusting Trump deterrent.

She searched everywhere yet she was talking to him weekly...


Was she told this is to prevent human traffickers from getting ahold of kids? Was she told the horror stories of when that has happened, by those claiming they were a parent, but weren’t? I think she would then understand, as painful as it is, for her to have to wait.

 

[jknowgood]

If she didn't try to sneak into America illegally, she would be with her son right now. They should be deported together.

 

[Auld Phart]

This will make those with an empathy gene cringe (and Trumpkins proud I suppose). F-ing disgusting IMHO.

CHICAGO (AP) - When Lidia Karine Souza would call her 9-year-old son -- allowed just 20 minutes per week -- he would beg his mom though tears to do everything in her power to get him out of U.S. government custody and back to her.

The 27-year-old Brazilian mother, who is seeking asylum, has been trying with all her might.

She searched for weeks to find Diogo after the two were separated at the border in late May. When she was released June 9 from a Texas facility, she filled out nearly 40 pages of documents that U.S. officials told her were required to regain custody.

Then they told her that the rules had changed and that she needed any family members living with her in the United States to be fingerprinted and still more documents. This was not the safety she had sought for herself and her son. This was not the American dream.

"This ... is a nightmare," she said, sitting in a suburban Chicago hotel, still waiting to be reunited with Diogo, from whom she'd never spent more than a week apart before this.

On Tuesday, Souza's attorneys filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration to demand her son be immediately released. He has spent four weeks at a government-contracted shelter in Chicago, much of it alone in a room, quarantined with chicken pox. He spent his 9th birthday on Monday without his mom.​

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what a shame.

children of the inmates at the prison I worked were allowed to visit 4 times a month.

 

[Anathema]

If she didn't try to sneak into America illegally, she would be with her son right now. They should be deported together.

Truer words have never been typed.

If the kid has chickenpox, what other contagions might these two be carrying?

Was there no other country between Brazil and here where they could have sought asylum?

 

[eagle1462010]

9-year-old Brazilian boy reunited with mom seeking asylum after judge orders his release

For weeks, attorneys said, Diogo sat in a cell alone, quarantined with chicken pox and with no idea when he'd ever see his mother again. That's how he spent his 9th birthday.

A federal judge in Chicago on Thursday ordered Diogo's immediate release from detention.

Thursday, a federal judge in Chicago demanded Lidia and Diogo be legally reunited.



Lidia and Diogo are heading to Boston to begin their new American life with the safety of asylum.

 

[BookShaka]

This will make those with an empathy gene cringe (and Trumpkins proud I suppose). F-ing disgusting IMHO.

CHICAGO (AP) - When Lidia Karine Souza would call her 9-year-old son -- allowed just 20 minutes per week -- he would beg his mom though tears to do everything in her power to get him out of U.S. government custody and back to her.

The 27-year-old Brazilian mother, who is seeking asylum, has been trying with all her might.

She searched for weeks to find Diogo after the two were separated at the border in late May. When she was released June 9 from a Texas facility, she filled out nearly 40 pages of documents that U.S. officials told her were required to regain custody.

Then they told her that the rules had changed and that she needed any family members living with her in the United States to be fingerprinted and still more documents. This was not the safety she had sought for herself and her son. This was not the American dream.

"This ... is a nightmare," she said, sitting in a suburban Chicago hotel, still waiting to be reunited with Diogo, from whom she'd never spent more than a week apart before this.

On Tuesday, Souza's attorneys filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration to demand her son be immediately released. He has spent four weeks at a government-contracted shelter in Chicago, much of it alone in a room, quarantined with chicken pox. He spent his 9th birthday on Monday without his mom.​

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Rolling my eyes. Now that Trump is president the media and their clueless, loyal followers suddenly care about the treatment of people coming through the border. Where were these sob stories when children illegals were thrust into the hands of human traffickers during Obama’s tenure?

 

[eagle1462010]

Chickenpox Cases Confirmed at Eloy Detention Center
MAY 27, 2016

The facility, located about 60 miles south of Phoenix, is owned by a for-profit company, Corrections Corporation of America. It houses about 1,500 immigrants who are awaiting the outcome of their deportation proceedings.

Porchas said her group has been told by a number of immigrants detained at Eloy that up to 800 people there are quarantined, though it's unclear how many of them have chickenpox.

"That's pretty alarming," Porchas said.

In a statement emailed to New Times, ICE spokeswoman Yasmeen Pitts O'Keefe said no more than 20 people are being kept separate from the general detainee population at Eloy owing to the chickenpox outbreak. That includes 16 people who may have been exposed to the disease and are being closely monitored by ICE Health Service Corps medical staff on site.

 

[irosie91]

Disgusting Trump deterrent.

the vetting system is NEW and CHOCK FULL OF FLAWS-------no need to
cast aspersion------the issue is FIX IT

 

[eagle1462010]

 

[irosie91]

Chickenpox Cases Confirmed at Eloy Detention Center
MAY 27, 2016

The facility, located about 60 miles south of Phoenix, is owned by a for-profit company, Corrections Corporation of America. It houses about 1,500 immigrants who are awaiting the outcome of their deportation proceedings.

Porchas said her group has been told by a number of immigrants detained at Eloy that up to 800 people there are quarantined, though it's unclear how many of them have chickenpox.

"That's pretty alarming," Porchas said.

In a statement emailed to New Times, ICE spokeswoman Yasmeen Pitts O'Keefe said no more than 20 people are being kept separate from the general detainee population at Eloy owing to the chickenpox outbreak. That includes 16 people who may have been exposed to the disease and are being closely monitored by ICE Health Service Corps medical staff on site.

yeah? so? ----the possibilities are HORRIFIC You want to be responsible for a deadly epidemic?

 

[eagle1462010]

Chickenpox Cases Confirmed at Eloy Detention Center
MAY 27, 2016

The facility, located about 60 miles south of Phoenix, is owned by a for-profit company, Corrections Corporation of America. It houses about 1,500 immigrants who are awaiting the outcome of their deportation proceedings.

Porchas said her group has been told by a number of immigrants detained at Eloy that up to 800 people there are quarantined, though it's unclear how many of them have chickenpox.

"That's pretty alarming," Porchas said.

In a statement emailed to New Times, ICE spokeswoman Yasmeen Pitts O'Keefe said no more than 20 people are being kept separate from the general detainee population at Eloy owing to the chickenpox outbreak. That includes 16 people who may have been exposed to the disease and are being closely monitored by ICE Health Service Corps medical staff on site.

yeah? so? ----the possibilities are HORRIFIC You want to be responsible for a deadly epidemic?

Why are you bitching at me...............I posted why the kid was separated..........The REST OF THE STORY......

Did the OP DO THAT. No the fuck they didn't.........it's

Look what Trump did.............blah blah blah........

Same shit happened under Obama.............and they purposely left out that the kid had Chicken Pox...........Purposely left out that she and the son have been reunited........and were granted Asylum.

 

[irosie91]

Chickenpox Cases Confirmed at Eloy Detention Center
MAY 27, 2016

The facility, located about 60 miles south of Phoenix, is owned by a for-profit company, Corrections Corporation of America. It houses about 1,500 immigrants who are awaiting the outcome of their deportation proceedings.

Porchas said her group has been told by a number of immigrants detained at Eloy that up to 800 people there are quarantined, though it's unclear how many of them have chickenpox.

"That's pretty alarming," Porchas said.

In a statement emailed to New Times, ICE spokeswoman Yasmeen Pitts O'Keefe said no more than 20 people are being kept separate from the general detainee population at Eloy owing to the chickenpox outbreak. That includes 16 people who may have been exposed to the disease and are being closely monitored by ICE Health Service Corps medical staff on site.

yeah? so? ----the possibilities are HORRIFIC You want to be responsible for a deadly epidemic?

Chickenpox Cases Confirmed at Eloy Detention Center
MAY 27, 2016

The facility, located about 60 miles south of Phoenix, is owned by a for-profit company, Corrections Corporation of America. It houses about 1,500 immigrants who are awaiting the outcome of their deportation proceedings.

Porchas said her group has been told by a number of immigrants detained at Eloy that up to 800 people there are quarantined, though it's unclear how many of them have chickenpox.

"That's pretty alarming," Porchas said.

In a statement emailed to New Times, ICE spokeswoman Yasmeen Pitts O'Keefe said no more than 20 people are being kept separate from the general detainee population at Eloy owing to the chickenpox outbreak. That includes 16 people who may have been exposed to the disease and are being closely monitored by ICE Health Service Corps medical staff on site.

yeah? so? ----the possibilities are HORRIFIC You want to be responsible for a deadly epidemic?

you have an odd sense of humor, eagle. -------a whole bunch of persons from DIFFERENT third world hell holes is a prescription for INFECTIOUS NITEMARE

 

[Carl in Michigan]

This will make those with an empathy gene cringe (and Trumpkins proud I suppose). F-ing disgusting IMHO.

CHICAGO (AP) - When Lidia Karine Souza would call her 9-year-old son -- allowed just 20 minutes per week -- he would beg his mom though tears to do everything in her power to get him out of U.S. government custody and back to her.

The 27-year-old Brazilian mother, who is seeking asylum, has been trying with all her might.

She searched for weeks to find Diogo after the two were separated at the border in late May. When she was released June 9 from a Texas facility, she filled out nearly 40 pages of documents that U.S. officials told her were required to regain custody.

Then they told her that the rules had changed and that she needed any family members living with her in the United States to be fingerprinted and still more documents. This was not the safety she had sought for herself and her son. This was not the American dream.

"This ... is a nightmare," she said, sitting in a suburban Chicago hotel, still waiting to be reunited with Diogo, from whom she'd never spent more than a week apart before this.

On Tuesday, Souza's attorneys filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration to demand her son be immediately released. He has spent four weeks at a government-contracted shelter in Chicago, much of it alone in a room, quarantined with chicken pox. He spent his 9th birthday on Monday without his mom.​

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This will make those with an empathy gene cringe (and Trumpkins proud I suppose). F-ing disgusting IMHO.

CHICAGO (AP) - When Lidia Karine Souza would call her 9-year-old son -- allowed just 20 minutes per week -- he would beg his mom though tears to do everything in her power to get him out of U.S. government custody and back to her.

The 27-year-old Brazilian mother, who is seeking asylum, has been trying with all her might.

She searched for weeks to find Diogo after the two were separated at the border in late May. When she was released June 9 from a Texas facility, she filled out nearly 40 pages of documents that U.S. officials told her were required to regain custody.

Then they told her that the rules had changed and that she needed any family members living with her in the United States to be fingerprinted and still more documents. This was not the safety she had sought for herself and her son. This was not the American dream.

"This ... is a nightmare," she said, sitting in a suburban Chicago hotel, still waiting to be reunited with Diogo, from whom she'd never spent more than a week apart before this.

On Tuesday, Souza's attorneys filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration to demand her son be immediately released. He has spent four weeks at a government-contracted shelter in Chicago, much of it alone in a room, quarantined with chicken pox. He spent his 9th birthday on Monday without his mom.​

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These are ILLEGAL ALIENS, NOT IMMIGRANTS.

Get your facts straight.

 

[irosie91]

This will make those with an empathy gene cringe (and Trumpkins proud I suppose). F-ing disgusting IMHO.

CHICAGO (AP) - When Lidia Karine Souza would call her 9-year-old son -- allowed just 20 minutes per week -- he would beg his mom though tears to do everything in her power to get him out of U.S. government custody and back to her.

The 27-year-old Brazilian mother, who is seeking asylum, has been trying with all her might.

She searched for weeks to find Diogo after the two were separated at the border in late May. When she was released June 9 from a Texas facility, she filled out nearly 40 pages of documents that U.S. officials told her were required to regain custody.

Then they told her that the rules had changed and that she needed any family members living with her in the United States to be fingerprinted and still more documents. This was not the safety she had sought for herself and her son. This was not the American dream.

"This ... is a nightmare," she said, sitting in a suburban Chicago hotel, still waiting to be reunited with Diogo, from whom she'd never spent more than a week apart before this.

On Tuesday, Souza's attorneys filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration to demand her son be immediately released. He has spent four weeks at a government-contracted shelter in Chicago, much of it alone in a room, quarantined with chicken pox. He spent his 9th birthday on Monday without his mom.​

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This will make those with an empathy gene cringe (and Trumpkins proud I suppose). F-ing disgusting IMHO.

CHICAGO (AP) - When Lidia Karine Souza would call her 9-year-old son -- allowed just 20 minutes per week -- he would beg his mom though tears to do everything in her power to get him out of U.S. government custody and back to her.

The 27-year-old Brazilian mother, who is seeking asylum, has been trying with all her might.

She searched for weeks to find Diogo after the two were separated at the border in late May. When she was released June 9 from a Texas facility, she filled out nearly 40 pages of documents that U.S. officials told her were required to regain custody.

Then they told her that the rules had changed and that she needed any family members living with her in the United States to be fingerprinted and still more documents. This was not the safety she had sought for herself and her son. This was not the American dream.

"This ... is a nightmare," she said, sitting in a suburban Chicago hotel, still waiting to be reunited with Diogo, from whom she'd never spent more than a week apart before this.

On Tuesday, Souza's attorneys filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration to demand her son be immediately released. He has spent four weeks at a government-contracted shelter in Chicago, much of it alone in a room, quarantined with chicken pox. He spent his 9th birthday on Monday without his mom.​

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These are ILLEGAL ALIENS, NOT IMMIGRANTS.

Get your facts straight.

be not crass-----they are still human beans

 

[Care4all]

Stealing children from PARENTS, (not ms 13 gang members, not sex traffickers, but their gosh darn parents), who are seeking asylum here, with no plans to ever return these children to their parents, is inhumane and a disgusting practice, and it MUST STOP now....

It is a misdemeanor to cross the border outside of the gate, NOT A FELONY CRIME, and NO we do not lock up people for a crime, that does not require jail time as a penalty and we certainly do not take the kids of mothers who have committed a misdemeanor, we release them after they are charged with a misdemeanor in most ALL cases....so spare us the bull crud about, "you commit the crime you do the time".....

Our government is STEALING CHILDREN from their parents....GET THAT through your head.

this could have been going on for years, I don't know? Maybe even under Obama and Bush, and it has just been brought out because the Trump admin had 10 folded it? I dunno?

But it HAS TO STOP.

They can put ankle bracelet monitors on the parents, until they get their Refugee asylum hearing, their due process.... and be deported together if the asylum seeking hearing, does not go their way.

 

[eagle1462010]

Chickenpox Cases Confirmed at Eloy Detention Center
MAY 27, 2016

The facility, located about 60 miles south of Phoenix, is owned by a for-profit company, Corrections Corporation of America. It houses about 1,500 immigrants who are awaiting the outcome of their deportation proceedings.

Porchas said her group has been told by a number of immigrants detained at Eloy that up to 800 people there are quarantined, though it's unclear how many of them have chickenpox.

"That's pretty alarming," Porchas said.

In a statement emailed to New Times, ICE spokeswoman Yasmeen Pitts O'Keefe said no more than 20 people are being kept separate from the general detainee population at Eloy owing to the chickenpox outbreak. That includes 16 people who may have been exposed to the disease and are being closely monitored by ICE Health Service Corps medical staff on site.

yeah? so? ----the possibilities are HORRIFIC You want to be responsible for a deadly epidemic?

Chickenpox Cases Confirmed at Eloy Detention Center
MAY 27, 2016

The facility, located about 60 miles south of Phoenix, is owned by a for-profit company, Corrections Corporation of America. It houses about 1,500 immigrants who are awaiting the outcome of their deportation proceedings.

Porchas said her group has been told by a number of immigrants detained at Eloy that up to 800 people there are quarantined, though it's unclear how many of them have chickenpox.

"That's pretty alarming," Porchas said.

In a statement emailed to New Times, ICE spokeswoman Yasmeen Pitts O'Keefe said no more than 20 people are being kept separate from the general detainee population at Eloy owing to the chickenpox outbreak. That includes 16 people who may have been exposed to the disease and are being closely monitored by ICE Health Service Corps medical staff on site.

yeah? so? ----the possibilities are HORRIFIC You want to be responsible for a deadly epidemic?

you have an odd sense of humor, eagle. -------a whole bunch of persons from DIFFERENT third world hell holes is a prescription for INFECTIOUS NITEMARE

I quoted the articles.........I didn't write them.