Should the parents of the kids in cages be given visas?

Question

A crime and humanitarian crisis was committed separating children and deporting their parents alone. That gives them the ability to apply for a humanitarian visa.

Should the parents of the kids in cages be given visas?

Yes, it was a crime

No, it’s just some barb wire...

Select age and gender to cast your vote:

GirlGuy

Answer 1

Miristheiss | 1.2K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic.

Guru

Well, the leftists rule the government now... so this is moot.
They will let basically every human on planet earth in that wants in so the issue is dead.

Answer 2

Celtero | 1.8K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic.

Guru

That'd be like giving someone a car after they committed grand theft auto.

OddBeMe

1 mo
So people who commit that crime can never drive again?
Celtero

1 mo
Yep. And what do you think people who don't have cars watching this will do?

Answer 3

OddBeMe

So people who commit that crime can never drive again?

Answer 4

Celtero

Yep. And what do you think people who don't have cars watching this will do?

Answer 5

WowwGirl | 331 opinions shared on Society & Politics topic.

Yoda

The children were separated because the parents committed a crime. I guess I'm not sure what you are asking 🤔

Answer 6

joeldalton | 3K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic.

Yoda

If only there was a Vice President who could have spoken out against cages when Obama was creating them.

OddBeMe

1 mo
Were they filled with kids?
joeldalton

1 mo
yes.
OddBeMe

1 mo
Wrong. We didn’t separate kids from families.
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joeldalton

1 mo
BS..
OddBeMe

1 mo
The standard trumptard answer!
joeldalton

1 mo
It becomes standard when the usual thing out of a leftist's mouth is bullshit.
OddBeMe

1 mo
Please provide proof of your claim that Obama separated migrant children from their families.
joeldalton

1 mo
dailycaller.com/.../
OddBeMe

1 mo
Uh oh... dailycaller caught in a lie...
apnews.com/.../a98f26f7c9424b44b7fa927ea1acd4d4
OddBeMe

1 mo
1) the photo is of adults
2) and there was no law or executive order separating children from families.
joeldalton

1 mo
God damn you are stupid. From your link:

THE FACTS: The photos, taken by The Associated Press, were from 2014, during the Obama administration, but were presented by liberal activists as if they showed the effects of Trump’s immigration policy now. Villaraigosa, Favreau and some others deleted their tweets when the mistake was pointed out.

They had linked to a June 2014 online story by The Arizona Republic titled “First peek: Immigrant children flood detention center.” The story featured photos taken by AP’s Ross D. Franklin at a center run by the Customs and Border Protection Agency in Nogales, Arizona. One photo shows two unidentified female detainees sleeping in a holding cell. The caption refers to U. S. efforts to process 47,000 unaccompanied children at the Nogales center and another one in Brownsville, Texas.

Many tweets used the hashtag “WhereAreOurChildren,” which grew out of testimony in April by a federal official that the U. S. government had lost track of nearly 1,500 unaccompanied minor children it placed with adult sponsors in the U. S.

Trump tweeted: “Democrats mistakenly tweet 2014 pictures from Obama’s term showing children from the Border in steel cages. They thought it was recent pictures in order to make us look bad, but backfires.”

He is right about the misrepresentation, though it’s not clear that many prominent Democrats jumped on this particular Twitter bandwagon.
OddBeMe

1 mo
Keep reading dumbass. They tell you what the picture actually is.
joeldalton

1 mo
Nothing in your link says they're adults, dummy.
joeldalton

1 mo
And the original article

www.azcentral.com/.../
OddBeMe

1 mo
“One photo shows two unidentified female detainees sleeping in a holding cell.”

Either way the original story said 40,000 unaccompanied children. Obama (nor bush) ripped children away from families.
joeldalton

1 mo
Lmao. God damn you love your spin.
OddBeMe

1 mo
Diddo billy Joel
joeldalton

1 mo
You are to refer to me as Corn Pop from now on.

Answer 7

OddBeMe

Were they filled with kids?

Answer 8

joeldalton

yes.

Answer 9

OddBeMe

Wrong. We didn’t separate kids from families.

Answer 10

joeldalton

BS..

Answer 11

OddBeMe

The standard trumptard answer!

Answer 12

joeldalton

It becomes standard when the usual thing out of a leftist's mouth is bullshit.

Answer 13

OddBeMe

Please provide proof of your claim that Obama separated migrant children from their families.

Answer 14

joeldalton

dailycaller.com/.../

Answer 15

OddBeMe

Uh oh... dailycaller caught in a lie...
apnews.com/.../a98f26f7c9424b44b7fa927ea1acd4d4

Answer 16

OddBeMe

1) the photo is of adults
2) and there was no law or executive order separating children from families.

Answer 17

joeldalton

God damn you are stupid. From your link:

THE FACTS: The photos, taken by The Associated Press, were from 2014, during the Obama administration, but were presented by liberal activists as if they showed the effects of Trump’s immigration policy now. Villaraigosa, Favreau and some others deleted their tweets when the mistake was pointed out.

They had linked to a June 2014 online story by The Arizona Republic titled “First peek: Immigrant children flood detention center.” The story featured photos taken by AP’s Ross D. Franklin at a center run by the Customs and Border Protection Agency in Nogales, Arizona. One photo shows two unidentified female detainees sleeping in a holding cell. The caption refers to U. S. efforts to process 47,000 unaccompanied children at the Nogales center and another one in Brownsville, Texas.

Many tweets used the hashtag “WhereAreOurChildren,” which grew out of testimony in April by a federal official that the U. S. government had lost track of nearly 1,500 unaccompanied minor children it placed with adult sponsors in the U. S.

Trump tweeted: “Democrats mistakenly tweet 2014 pictures from Obama’s term showing children from the Border in steel cages. They thought it was recent pictures in order to make us look bad, but backfires.”

He is right about the misrepresentation, though it’s not clear that many prominent Democrats jumped on this particular Twitter bandwagon.

Answer 18

OddBeMe

Keep reading dumbass. They tell you what the picture actually is.

Answer 19

joeldalton

Nothing in your link says they're adults, dummy.

Answer 20

joeldalton

And the original article

www.azcentral.com/.../

Answer 21

OddBeMe

“One photo shows two unidentified female detainees sleeping in a holding cell.”

Either way the original story said 40,000 unaccompanied children. Obama (nor bush) ripped children away from families.