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It's no different. You wouldn't want you kids treated like that in either case.

And if you are a kid that is lucky enough to have been born here, yet somehow on your own... do they get sent to these compounds? No, they have advocacy from Children's Services and get placed in foster care, a suitable institutional care facility with trained staff, or placed with relatives. And most of you would be beside yourself if this happened to a child you care about.

This whole attitude about "What does the left expect?", "What answers does the left have?"... We don't really know the solid answer to that. What we do know is that if it would be unacceptable for OUR kids, it's unacceptable for these kids too.

“What we are doing is working as quickly as possible to process these kids into these HHS facilities ... so we can then transfer them to families,” White House press secretary Jen Psaki said Wednesday. “This is a difficult situation. It’s a difficult choice.”

I don't lose any credibility, I'm a progressive considered to be extremist on this board, what the hell do I have to lose? lmao

Unaccompanied children who cross the border are taken into custody by the Department of Homeland Security and referred to HHS, though a Trump-era policy also makes them subject to expulsion. If placed in care, case managers work to place a child with a sponsor in the United States, like a parent or relative.

The facility in Carrizo Springs will be used for children who are medically cleared from Covid-19 quarantine and will not be used for those younger than 13, according to the Office of Refugee Resettlement, the agency within HHS that is responsible for the care of migrant children.

As of Thursday, there were approximately 4,730 children in Office of Refugee Resettlement care.

"HHS is mindful of these children's vulnerability, and our priority is the safety and wellbeing of each child in our care. HHS anticipates the need to start placing children at Carrizo Springs in 15 days or soon after," the agency said in a statement, citing limited capacity due in part to Covid-19.

Since the start of the pandemic, the agency has also had to contend with Covid-19 infections among children and staff. As of last week, there have been a total of 1,748 Covid-19 cases among children, the majority of whom have recovered and been moved from medical isolation. More than 21,000 coronavirus tests have been completed for children in the program, according to the agency.

No children who tested positive have required hospitalization, the agency said.

"The situation remains extremely fluid and can change rapidly," the Office of Refugee Resettlement said in a statement.

A White House spokesperson said that it's not this administration's policy to expel children apprehended at the border, a departure from the Trump administration's posture. "The Border Patrol will continue to transfer unaccompanied children to the HHS Office of Refugee Resettlement so they may be properly cared for in appropriate shelters, consistent with their best interest," the spokesperson said.

https://www.cbs58.com/news/biden-adminis...igrant-children

You are right, I wouldn't. Then again, I wouldn't just drop my kids off at some countries border and say "you're on your own now".

Back to the same ole crap with you people. Just open up the border and allow the freeloaders to just wander on in.

I have no problem with legals and am smart enough to know that for those that aren't, it's not realistic to just ship them out. I understand there needs to be a way for them to stay, so I welcome the Presidents thoughts about creating a pathway. I am good with that. Most of those are hard working folks simply wanting the milk and honey this country has to offer.

They need to register, then follow whatever steps are created.

Here's your problem. Once again you base your response on emotions. Are you saying this is their permanent housing? Where do you propose they be housed until foster care can be arranged for them? You jump to emotional conclusions without any facts to base them on.



This is what happens when people become unhinged before gathering all of the facts.

Most of them ARE hardworking people.

I certainly wasn't going to start a new thread, but this may fit in here.

"Law Enforcement Cooperation in Laredo Sector Leads to Arrest of Child Sex Offender"

https://www.cbp.gov/newsroom/local-media...rrest-child-sex

Now, that has nothing to do with illegal immigrant CHILDREN, but it DOES have to do with an illegal that molested/fondled a child in 2018. He was sentenced to 2 years of probation. Record checks also revealed he had an extensive criminal history.

This was a town away from me. 12 miles. And, he was headed back here.

This country has enough sexual abuse perps, and criminals in general. We don't need them coming from other countries, un checked.

I can only speak for myself, and FWIW, but this isn't true. You do have credibility, which is why I'm responding to you (and not thinking to myself "why am I even bothering").

So your issue is the vibe? And even if it was feasible, you'd want these kids to be put in foster care? One of the folks in the articles speaking for these facilities directly addressed this point... they felt foster care was too restrictive. Also, the OP article says there's classrooms and flowers on the door and stuff.
Like another poster stated, these kids were dropped at the border and tasked with getting into the US w/o their parents. It's a crappy situation, regardless of the vibe of the place where they're being held.

My issue is the camps, don't mistake that. These camps are mini prisons for these kids. And after the crap pulled during the Trump admin, it's a bad look to polish them up and keep them. These are kids in a tough spot, not criminals.

And again, where are the cages?

Hey Rocket, somebody asked you a question. I'll bet the kids you teach don't have facilities as nice as these.

Who built the cages?

Don’t side track. And again what cages? I don’t see any cages here, do you?