History, 22.10.2020 17:01, Christyhanes3764
Should the people who created the new policy of separating families when someone crossed the US border without proper paperwork, even if
they were asking for amnesty, be held accountable?
In other words, should the people who made this new rule have to face punishment for taking children from their parents and keeping them in
the US while their parents cannot be located? (Read the article but some of these children have been separated from their parents for TWO
years.)
OR
Is it the parents fault for coming here expecting amnesty or without proper paperwork and there should be no punishment of US officials who
created this policy?
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