US Deports 4 year old citizen with cancer with undocumented mother

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Keep deporting children with cancer, Trump! Please!

This isn’t the win you think it is. The family stayed together despite your wanting to rip this toddler from his mother’s arms.

Of course it's not a "win." The point is that deporting children with cancer is not a good look for Trump. Deporting rapists, murderers, and other violent criminals is--sick children, not so much.

The Mother was deported, she took her kid with her. You realize if she never came here, this does not happen, so blame her

If the Trump administration followed the law, this would have gone differently. You don't care about the child at all.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Keep deporting children with cancer, Trump! Please!

This isn’t the win you think it is. The family stayed together despite your wanting to rip this toddler from his mother’s arms.

Of course it's not a "win." The point is that deporting children with cancer is not a good look for Trump. Deporting rapists, murderers, and other violent criminals is--sick children, not so much.

The Mother was deported, she took her kid with her. You realize if she never came here, this does not happen, so blame her

"She took her child with her" - gmafb, it's pretty clear she didn't have a choice. The government removed the children from this country just like it removed their mother.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:1. The father (or a US citizen if the father doesn’t have legal residency here) needs to fly down to Honduras and bring the child back. Yes it sucks that the child will be without his mother but she doesn’t have legal status - so that was always a possibility.

2. How often does the kid need the lifesaving medicine? Is it available in Honduras?

Are people even asking common sense stuff like this or are we just sticking to outrage and not actually helping this child?

Also, we need to give the mother some agency. Possibly she was coerced into taking her child with her. That should be investigated. But if she decided it was in her child’s best interest to stay with her - like maybe she knows more about his cancer treatment than we do and determined he could get the treatment he needs in Honduras - then we should respect her parental decisions.

If I’m getting kicked out of a place, be it a restaurant or a country, and I’m not allowed to reach out to my partner or anyone else I trust to take my children, especially if one has cancer and needs medical treatment, yeah, I’m going to take them with me. What’s the other choice? Give them to the people kicking me out and won’t let me even gather their medication or reach out to their father? We’re approaching Sophie’s Choice territory here. Give her some agency? How about just give her her child’s medication?

Also, based on how ICE is repeatedly approaching people without uniforms or visible badges, sometimes in masks, grabbing people off the street in ways that really look like they’re being abducted… even if they are legit and show ID and warrants once they get to the detention center or wherever they take the mom and her kids, how could she possibly trust them enough to leave her children with them and have faith that her kids will make it to their father? This seems unnecessarily brutal and cruel. I get that’s what they’re going for, but come on.

[Anonymous]

The kid was already born from a uterus. Who cares what happens afterwards?

#Prolife

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:1. The father (or a US citizen if the father doesn’t have legal residency here) needs to fly down to Honduras and bring the child back. Yes it sucks that the child will be without his mother but she doesn’t have legal status - so that was always a possibility.

2. How often does the kid need the lifesaving medicine? Is it available in Honduras?

Are people even asking common sense stuff like this or are we just sticking to outrage and not actually helping this child?

Also, we need to give the mother some agency. Possibly she was coerced into taking her child with her. That should be investigated. But if she decided it was in her child’s best interest to stay with her - like maybe she knows more about his cancer treatment than we do and determined he could get the treatment he needs in Honduras - then we should respect her parental decisions.

One of the most rational posts I’ve read on here.

[Anonymous]

Ridiculous thread. A US citizen cannot be deported as you claim.

The illegal alien mother was deported and she took her child with her. It truly is as simple as that.

Entering our country illegally and dropping a child does not prevent you from being deported. For far too long, we have had women enter our country illegally, have a kid, and think that gives them the right to remain in the US. It doesn't.

The mother has clearly made a choice to take her kid with her. Just like she made a choice to enter illegally and have a kid.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:1. The father (or a US citizen if the father doesn’t have legal residency here) needs to fly down to Honduras and bring the child back. Yes it sucks that the child will be without his mother but she doesn’t have legal status - so that was always a possibility.

2. How often does the kid need the lifesaving medicine? Is it available in Honduras?

Are people even asking common sense stuff like this or are we just sticking to outrage and not actually helping this child?

Also, we need to give the mother some agency. Possibly she was coerced into taking her child with her. That should be investigated. But if she decided it was in her child’s best interest to stay with her - like maybe she knows more about his cancer treatment than we do and determined he could get the treatment he needs in Honduras - then we should respect her parental decisions.

Are you going to go give the child their medication? The best way to help is to demand the government OBEY THE LAW.

The law was obeyed. The mother, an illegal alien, was deported and she chose to take her kid with her. The kid is welcome back at any time.

The mother is in charge of her child’s health and can figure out the medication in Honduras. Honduras is a huge medical tourism destination right now.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Keep deporting children with cancer, Trump! Please!

This isn’t the win you think it is. The family stayed together despite your wanting to rip this toddler from his mother’s arms.

Of course it's not a "win." The point is that deporting children with cancer is not a good look for Trump. Deporting rapists, murderers, and other violent criminals is--sick children, not so much.

The Mother was deported, she took her kid with her. You realize if she never came here, this does not happen, so blame her

"She took her child with her" - gmafb, it's pretty clear she didn't have a choice. The government removed the children from this country just like it removed their mother.

Make Family Separation Great Again.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Ridiculous thread. A US citizen cannot be deported as you claim.

The illegal alien mother was deported and she took her child with her. It truly is as simple as that.

Entering our country illegally and dropping a child does not prevent you from being deported. For far too long, we have had women enter our country illegally, have a kid, and think that gives them the right to remain in the US. It doesn't.

The mother has clearly made a choice to take her kid with her. Just like she made a choice to enter illegally and have a kid.

Ending birth-right citizenship is really the only humane option here. It removes a perverse incentive.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:How many times do we need to clarify these ridiculous media reports?

The person deported was the mother who has custody of her child.

The children who are US citizens can return to the country - they aren’t banned from their homeland at all.

We aren’t going to rip children out of their mother’s arms when they are deported without cause. See the uproar a few posts down about the Venezuelan mom who was deported without her kid because she is accused of sex trafficking.

GMAFB

The US government removed the U.S. citizen children from the country. So far, it seems quite likely neither parent had a choice about this, especially given that the child with cancer didn't even have the opportunity to take their medication with them.

They had choices in not breaking the law.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Ridiculous thread. A US citizen cannot be deported as you claim.

The illegal alien mother was deported and she took her child with her. It truly is as simple as that.

Entering our country illegally and dropping a child does not prevent you from being deported. For far too long, we have had women enter our country illegally, have a kid, and think that gives them the right to remain in the US. It doesn't.

The mother has clearly made a choice to take her kid with her. Just like she made a choice to enter illegally and have a kid.

Ending birth-right citizenship is really the only humane option here. It removes a perverse incentive.

This is absolutely right, 100%

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Keep deporting children with cancer, Trump! Please!

This isn’t the win you think it is. The family stayed together despite your wanting to rip this toddler from his mother’s arms.

Of course it's not a "win." The point is that deporting children with cancer is not a good look for Trump. Deporting rapists, murderers, and other violent criminals is--sick children, not so much.

The Mother was deported, she took her kid with her. You realize if she never came here, this does not happen, so blame her

If the Trump administration followed the law, this would have gone differently. You don't care about the child at all.

Republicans only care about "children" if they are inside a woman's body and that's only so they can control the woman.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Keep deporting children with cancer, Trump! Please!

This isn’t the win you think it is. The family stayed together despite your wanting to rip this toddler from his mother’s arms.

Of course it's not a "win." The point is that deporting children with cancer is not a good look for Trump. Deporting rapists, murderers, and other violent criminals is--sick children, not so much.

The Mother was deported, she took her kid with her. You realize if she never came here, this does not happen, so blame her

If the Trump administration followed the law, this would have gone differently. You don't care about the child at all.

The Trump administration absolutely followed the law.
You are confusing the current administration with the Biden administration which ignored all immigration laws.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Keep deporting children with cancer, Trump! Please!

This isn’t the win you think it is. The family stayed together despite your wanting to rip this toddler from his mother’s arms.

Of course it's not a "win." The point is that deporting children with cancer is not a good look for Trump. Deporting rapists, murderers, and other violent criminals is--sick children, not so much.

The Mother was deported, she took her kid with her. You realize if she never came here, this does not happen, so blame her

If the Trump administration followed the law, this would have gone differently. You don't care about the child at all.

If SHE followed the law, this would have gone differently. SHE doesn't care about the child at all

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Keep deporting children with cancer, Trump! Please!

This isn’t the win you think it is. The family stayed together despite your wanting to rip this toddler from his mother’s arms.

Of course it's not a "win." The point is that deporting children with cancer is not a good look for Trump. Deporting rapists, murderers, and other violent criminals is--sick children, not so much.

The Mother was deported, she took her kid with her. You realize if she never came here, this does not happen, so blame her

If the Trump administration followed the law, this would have gone differently. You don't care about the child at all.

If SHE followed the law, this would have gone differently. SHE doesn't care about the child at all

Funny how that works. Nevertheless ending birthright would solve a lot of issues.