@glitterbag,
We haven’t been hearing very much about the children being held in facilities near the Southern Border. I think it’s about time to remind every one that toddlers and very young children are being held without adequate food, water and basic hygiene.
Prisoners in Maximum Security Prisons are treated better plus they see doctors.
Lindsey Graham claims he doesn’t care how long people are kept in these hellholes, because he thinks they are criminals. No court date, no legal representation, no trial.........but Lindsey is comfortable skipping the legality because he knows they are guilty of something.
What’s it gonna take for this country to regain a conscience.
glitterbag wrote:
Sturgis wrote:
Truth being what it is, calling these spaces shelters is a disgrace. Couple this with the placement of 3 and 4 year olds and other children in these places just further makes the term shelter into a very bad joke. No child without their only known family support would view this as a shelter. They need to be with their parent or parents.
Sturgis is absolutely on point.
What is frightening to me is the money being made by companies contracted to provide services for these children. There is a ton of money to be made and somehow 'mirculously' certain industries were able to go into high gear and anticipate the government's need for all of the tents, vacant buildings, beds, food services, medical care (sic) and everything else needed to 'shelter' infants and children. Some facilities still have children using mylar blankets and most of the facilities are still unknown to the public.
So we rapidly prepared to house the children confiscated from asylum seekers, (businesses make a ton of money) but we have no idea what the plans are to return these children to their parents. Or even if they have any plans. This is not the action of a strong country or noble people. I shudder to think of the stories that will surface in time, you can't gather that many children and be certain that they will be well cared for....there are children with special needs, diabetics, heart ailments everything from soup to nuts and not one adult actually familiar with the individual child.
It is the height of arrogance to undertake such a brutal mission.
