Border Patrol Disasters

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They had to be told 

 

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From now on just gonna remove judges who aren't racist enough 

 

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Not sure if true but there is a rumor on Twitter that a child died after his or her stay in ICE detention center in Dilley TX. ICE said no one died IN their custody but that's not a comment on whether anyone died afterwards.

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Worker Charged With Sexually Molesting Eight Children at Immigrant Shelter

I was triggered earlier today so I haven't read the article yet but just seeing the headline has made me very distraught.

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On 8/9/2018 at 10:12 PM, AmazonGrace said:

 

Did anyone hear if the plane actually turned around or not to return said woman and child?

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13 hours ago, fraurosena said:

Did anyone hear if the plane actually turned around or not to return said woman and child?

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/judge-emmet-sullivan-reverses-deportation-order-today-2018-08-09/

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By/ Jeff Pegues/ CBS News/ August 9, 2018, 6:37 PM

Judge orders asylum-seeking mother, daughter returned to U.S.

A judge in a Washington D.C. threatened to hold the attorney general and other Trump administration officials in contempt for deporting a mother and her daughter against the judges' orders. The case is part of an ongoing legal battle over asylum claims.

In his written order, District Court Judge Emmet Sullivan scolded Attorney General Jeff Sessions and ordered the government to "return Carmen and her daughter to the United States."

Carmen is a pseudonym for the woman who, along with her daughter, was seeking asylum because of domestic abuse in El Salvador. The ACLU was arguing their case in court and believed the Trump administration had agreed to keep them in the U.S. until midnight tonight.

"Carmen's husband routinely raped and treated her as property, even after they live apart from each other. She fled and came to the U.S. She was put in expedited removal without actually having a court hearing," said attorney Jennifer Chang-Newell.

Sullivan called the deportation "outrageous" and questioned why "someone seeking justice in U.S. court" ... would be "spirited away while her attorneys are arguing for justice for her?''

Sources say the government complied with the judges' order and Carmen and her daughter never got off the plane in El Salavador. Instead they were flown back to Houston.

Earlier this year, the Justice Department made it more difficult for immigrants claiming to be victims of domestic or gang violence to get asylum.

"People are not going to caravan or otherwise stampede our border, we need legality and integrity in our immigration system," Sessions said on May 7.

The Department of Justice is not commenting on the case nor the judges' threat to hold the attorney general in contempt. Carmen and her daughter will go back to an ICE facility in Dilly, Texas. Their legal case will continue with their future in this country hanging in the balance.

 

They're back, but still in ICE custody and will still have to fight to stay.

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Methodist Church has zero balls and they are losing some members over it: 

Methodists drop church charges against Jeff Sessions over family separation policy  Church leadership says “political action is not personal conduct.”

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2 hours ago, AmazonGrace said:

 

I'm a bit confused- was the idea to take the refugee children away from their parents and adopt them to U.S. citizens (the office of refugee resettlement?), or was the idea to traumatize then so badly they never wanted to come to the U.S. again? Or, were they permanently going to be incarcerated- life without parole at the age of 5?

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Evil is as evil does