@ehBeth,
Quote:Because the children of prosecuted migrants are not charged with any crime, they are not permitted to be jailed with their parents.
Does the venerable BBC have any source for that, I wonder? I've read in multiple places that this is not true.
For one thing, those parents aren't being put "in jail." But it is true that, even with detention centers, US law only permits children to remain in detention centers for a maximum of 20 days. After that, they MUST be shipped out, thanks to the ACLU. Maybe that's what BBC is talking about, but until that time children are being kept with their parents.
Trump can't (legally) solve this (though he appears to be trying to bend the law, to get it done anyway). A legislative solution is required, and is apparently forthcoming. At least is would be if Schumer and his buddies weren't refusing to co-operate.
This whole BBC article, which you call a "reality check" seems to be chock-full of the same misleading reporting and "disinformation" being disseminated by the fake news here, truth be told.