Anyone upset at Trump's policy to separate children from their families?

It's called humanity laws. Something you lack.

Incarcerating parents waiting for their asylum claim to be processed while putting kids in cages for months on end is new. Even worse is keeping the kids and sending the parents home without their kids.

Those practices will likely be curtailed by the courts.

The end result is likely to be the prosecution of the people who enter the country without a valid asylum claim.

Trump's EO to separate children from their parents was one of his stupid ideas (of many) that backfired.

Why not just go back to selective prosecution, like they did under Obama?

It's called humanity laws. Something you lack.

Here's the law. http://time.com/5314769/family-separation-policy-donald-trump/

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What does the law say about family separation?

There are laws and court precedent governing how children are treated at the border, however, but none mandates the separation of parents and children. Under a 1997 legal agreement known as the Flores Settlement, there are limits on how long children can be detained and requirements that the government releases them to parents, guardians, or licensed facilities as quickly as possible and houses them in the “least restrictive” setting possible if that cannot happen immediately.

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...none mandates the separation of parents and children.

President Donald Trump continues to falsely blame Democrats for an administration policy that has led to more than 2,000 children being separated from their parents at the U.S. border.