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Exclusive: Trump team drafting plan to deport more central american kids!

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09-21-2017, 12:42 PM
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WASHINGTON- The Trump administration is weighing a new policy that would fast-track the deportation of thousands of Central American teenagers who arrived at the southern border, unaccompanied by adults.

According to two sources with knowledge of the developing policy proposal, the Justice Department under Attorney General Jeff Sessions wants to avoid creating a new protected class of undocumented immigrants, given how politically difficult it has been for the administration to unwind another program – DACA, which protected young people brought by adults to the country illegally when they were children.

This new policy would call for expedited deportation of another group — the more than 150,000 children who arrived at the southern border alone, escaping violence and poverty in El Salvador, Honduras and Guatemala. Under the plan being discussed, teens in this group would be sent back to their countries when they turn 18 under a fast-track deportation, which means they would not see an immigration judge first.

“This administration still has its hands somewhat tied with what it can do with that population,” said a U.S. official familiar with the discussions. “Because the law, especially for the children, doesn’t give the administration a lot of flexibility with how to deal with unaccompanied children.”


The proposal is being drafted via memos circulated between the Justice and Homeland Security Departments. It has set off an aggressive debate inside these departments among staff charged with reducing illegal immigration, government lawyers who worry about legal exposure and political operatives who see the public controversy this could fuel.

“This is being viewed as a way to say that there will not need to be a new DACA,” said a former U.S. Justice Department official who is familiar with the current planning. “But this is far from decided. The concern is that most people at DOJ know this will likely be viewed as illegal and do not want to have to defend this in court if they can avoid it.”
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09-21-2017, 12:59 PM
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They came at their own will, unaccompanied.

Dreamers: most didnt come at their own will.

Big Difference.

Cant allow in anyone that knocks on the door.
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They came at their own will, unaccompanied.

Dreamers: most didnt come at their own will.

Big Difference.

Cant allow in anyone that knocks on the door.
I don't see much difference at all. We were brought here by our parents, they were sent here by their parents.
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They came at their own will, unaccompanied.

Dreamers: most didnt come at their own will.

Big Difference.

Cant allow in anyone that knocks on the door.
So if a 5 year old decided to go to the US border illegally then we will hold them liable for it?
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This is tough but they do have to draw the line somewhere...
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So if a 5 year old decided to go to the US border illegally then we will hold them liable for it?
It says they will deported when they turn 18? So a 5 year old comes here, is allowed to stay until 18 and then deported automatically? That's cruel.
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This is exactly why they need to pass DA ASAP, or else, more and more stuff will be entangled with DA, it will be impossible to pass. They can deal with immigration issue by issue; DA is an easy one, others are more and more difficult.
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Who is taking care of them? Are my taxes paying for them?
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Lol some people here wouldnt support the DA if they werent dreamers. Pathetic
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Lol some people here wouldnt support the DA if they werent dreamers. Pathetic
I am pretty sure that would be you. You would want open borders.
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