Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Interesting details on this case, c omplaint submitted on behalf of the family.

The child was being treated in Houston at Texas Children's Hospital.Each time they traveled from the Rio Grande Valley to Houston, they went through a checkpoint where they presente a letter from the hospital explaining the child's need for care. She developed symptoms on Feb 3 and the family headed to the hospital. Sara, the child with the cancer, wears a leg brace. Her parents have a nasal spray to give her if she has a seizure (this is probably nasal valium, something I have heard about because I have a niece with epilepsy and frequent seizures).

They had always been let through the checkpoint until that day. They were taken into custody and some of their treatment by officers was appalling--including taking away the emergency seizure nasal medication and locking it up, where the next shift could ot find it. (Their son, who has acne, was told by one officer he needed to masturbate more.)

Once in Mexico, Mexican authorities arranged for taxi transportation to a secure shelter to protect them from kidnappers who infest the area; according to the complaint, US citizens (two of the children) are at particular risk of kidnapping. They saw bodies in the streets in the area near the shelter.

https://www.txcivilrights.org/_files/ugd/9fea3a_ae52f88df10742f99362e3c14b452213.pdf

Was the complaint filed against the Mexican government? The parents were here illegally and were deported. They chose to stay together as a family and have their US citizen children travel with them to Mexico. Mexico is responsible for their safety.

Agents of the Mexican government weren’t the ones taking away the lifesaving drugs of a U.S. citizen. At least use baseline reading comprehension before spewing hate.

If the complaint was about the medicine, why does it mention the risk of kidnapping? How about you apply baseline reading comprehension before posting. There was nothing hateful in what was posted. Try a different tactic since logic isn't on your side.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

The parents do have a choice. They can make arrangements for the kids to be cared for by friends or family members who are here legally. Or they can have the government facilitate care.

No sympathy. As someone who has resided in other countries, I was fully aware that if I broke the laws, I would be deported. These parents made a choice.

No one is surprised by how “edgy” you are in not sympathizing with a pediatric cancer victim, don’t worry.

(DP). Another cancer victim here. Hi.

There was a recent thread about one of Musk’s employees who violated her employment by posting “influencer” social media content while on duty. She responded by claiming she was a cancer survivor, taking photos made her feel good, and how dare anyone criticize a cancer victim.

To me, your statement is just another side to the same coin. Cancer is AWFUL and I don’t wish it on anyone and my heart especially goes out to this mother.

But every person who is in our country illegally has a story. It’s too simplistic to say that anyone who is related to someone with cancer can be excused from breaking the law. It doesn’t work that way.

I’ve found that the cancer communities really do try to help in any way, especially with kids. I wish this family had done it the legal way. Plus for many common cancers, the treatment will be the same in Mexico as in the US. It really depends on her actual diagnosis. Wishing the little girl a speedy recovery.

I don’t care how my statement reads to you. The person with cancer the PP is busy saying they have no sympathy for didn’t break a single law, unlike your Musk acolyte. And unlike your Musk acolyte this little girl had no choice in any of this. That the PP loudly claims to have no sympathy for her is about their lack of humanity, and that you compare a pediatric cancer patient who is a U.S. citizen to an adult breaking the law is about yours.

I hope for your sake people only saw you as enough of a human to express sympathy for you when you were ill.

Anonymous wrote:As a parent, if my child had a diagnosis requiring treatment in the US, you better believe I would have a plan lined out for her to stay and get treatment if I was deported. These parents should have done more. They could’ve arranged a guardian for their daughter so she could stay in the US and continue her treatment.

Honestly I think we’ve created a situation of learned helplessness. We’ve expected so little from parents that they aren’t doing some basic basic stuff.

Yes, "there but for the Grace of God go I" definitely doesn't apply here! WE would have been smarter, better prepared, able to handle anything and we NEVER make choices that don't work out.

Oh, and also let's punish the fellow CIITIZEN CHILD because the parents didn't have the BRAINS and MORALS we would have to get our child CANCER TREATMENT THE RIGHT WAY.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Interesting details on this case, c omplaint submitted on behalf of the family.

The child was being treated in Houston at Texas Children's Hospital.Each time they traveled from the Rio Grande Valley to Houston, they went through a checkpoint where they presente a letter from the hospital explaining the child's need for care. She developed symptoms on Feb 3 and the family headed to the hospital. Sara, the child with the cancer, wears a leg brace. Her parents have a nasal spray to give her if she has a seizure (this is probably nasal valium, something I have heard about because I have a niece with epilepsy and frequent seizures).

They had always been let through the checkpoint until that day. They were taken into custody and some of their treatment by officers was appalling--including taking away the emergency seizure nasal medication and locking it up, where the next shift could ot find it. (Their son, who has acne, was told by one officer he needed to masturbate more.)

Once in Mexico, Mexican authorities arranged for taxi transportation to a secure shelter to protect them from kidnappers who infest the area; according to the complaint, US citizens (two of the children) are at particular risk of kidnapping. They saw bodies in the streets in the area near the shelter.

https://www.txcivilrights.org/_files/ugd/9fea3a_ae52f88df10742f99362e3c14b452213.pdf

Was the complaint filed against the Mexican government? The parents were here illegally and were deported. They chose to stay together as a family and have their US citizen children travel with them to Mexico. Mexico is responsible for their safety.

Agents of the Mexican government weren’t the ones taking away the lifesaving drugs of a U.S. citizen. At least use baseline reading comprehension before spewing hate.

As a parent, if my child had a diagnosis requiring treatment in the US, you better believe I would have a plan lined out for her to stay and get treatment if I was deported. These parents should have done more. They could’ve arranged a guardian for their daughter so she could stay in the US and continue her treatment.

Honestly I think we’ve created a situation of learned helplessness. We’ve expected so little from parents that they aren’t doing some basic basic stuff.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

The parents do have a choice. They can make arrangements for the kids to be cared for by friends or family members who are here legally. Or they can have the government facilitate care.

No sympathy. As someone who has resided in other countries, I was fully aware that if I broke the laws, I would be deported. These parents made a choice.

No one is surprised by how “edgy” you are in not sympathizing with a pediatric cancer victim, don’t worry.

(DP). Another cancer victim here. Hi.

There was a recent thread about one of Musk’s employees who violated her employment by posting “influencer” social media content while on duty. She responded by claiming she was a cancer survivor, taking photos made her feel good, and how dare anyone criticize a cancer victim.

To me, your statement is just another side to the same coin. Cancer is AWFUL and I don’t wish it on anyone and my heart especially goes out to this mother.

But every person who is in our country illegally has a story. It’s too simplistic to say that anyone who is related to someone with cancer can be excused from breaking the law. It doesn’t work that way.

I’ve found that the cancer communities really do try to help in any way, especially with kids. I wish this family had done it the legal way. Plus for many common cancers, the treatment will be the same in Mexico as in the US. It really depends on her actual diagnosis. Wishing the little girl a speedy recovery.

MAGA loves hurting people, including children with cancer. Stephen Miller is probably hard after reading about this case.

This is a message for Rep Gerry Connolly, and Sen Kaine, and Sen Warner.

Your leadership has brought this result. Thank you.

For all the times you refused to mandate e-verify to go after employers hiring illegal aliens.

For all the times you refused to enforce border regulations.

For all the times you supported expansion of H-1B and L1 by Biden.

For all the times you supported expansion of OPT by Biden.

Thank you for expanding immigration which resulted in democrats losing , twice, and the federal work force getting cut in half.

Thank you. This could not have happened without your votes to expand immigration guaranteeing that democrats will lose elections.

Immigration was the second most important issue in the 2024 election after inflation.

Anonymous wrote:Interesting details on this case, c omplaint submitted on behalf of the family.

The child was being treated in Houston at Texas Children's Hospital.Each time they traveled from the Rio Grande Valley to Houston, they went through a checkpoint where they presente a letter from the hospital explaining the child's need for care. She developed symptoms on Feb 3 and the family headed to the hospital. Sara, the child with the cancer, wears a leg brace. Her parents have a nasal spray to give her if she has a seizure (this is probably nasal valium, something I have heard about because I have a niece with epilepsy and frequent seizures).

They had always been let through the checkpoint until that day. They were taken into custody and some of their treatment by officers was appalling--including taking away the emergency seizure nasal medication and locking it up, where the next shift could ot find it. (Their son, who has acne, was told by one officer he needed to masturbate more.)

Once in Mexico, Mexican authorities arranged for taxi transportation to a secure shelter to protect them from kidnappers who infest the area; according to the complaint, US citizens (two of the children) are at particular risk of kidnapping. They saw bodies in the streets in the area near the shelter.

https://www.txcivilrights.org/_files/ugd/9fea3a_ae52f88df10742f99362e3c14b452213.pdf

Was the complaint filed against the Mexican government? The parents were here illegally and were deported. They chose to stay together as a family and have their US citizen children travel with them to Mexico. Mexico is responsible for their safety.

Anonymous wrote:

The parents do have a choice. They can make arrangements for the kids to be cared for by friends or family members who are here legally. Or they can have the government facilitate care.

No sympathy. As someone who has resided in other countries, I was fully aware that if I broke the laws, I would be deported. These parents made a choice.

No one is surprised by how “edgy” you are in not sympathizing with a pediatric cancer victim, don’t worry.

Interesting details on this case, c omplaint submitted on behalf of the family.

The child was being treated in Houston at Texas Children's Hospital.Each time they traveled from the Rio Grande Valley to Houston, they went through a checkpoint where they presente a letter from the hospital explaining the child's need for care. She developed symptoms on Feb 3 and the family headed to the hospital. Sara, the child with the cancer, wears a leg brace. Her parents have a nasal spray to give her if she has a seizure (this is probably nasal valium, something I have heard about because I have a niece with epilepsy and frequent seizures).

They had always been let through the checkpoint until that day. They were taken into custody and some of their treatment by officers was appalling--including taking away the emergency seizure nasal medication and locking it up, where the next shift could ot find it. (Their son, who has acne, was told by one officer he needed to masturbate more.)

Once in Mexico, Mexican authorities arranged for taxi transportation to a secure shelter to protect them from kidnappers who infest the area; according to the complaint, US citizens (two of the children) are at particular risk of kidnapping. They saw bodies in the streets in the area near the shelter.

https://www.txcivilrights.org/_files/ugd/9fea3a_ae52f88df10742f99362e3c14b452213.pdf

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:https://www.nbcnews.com/news/latino/us-citizen-child-recovering-brain-cancer-deported-mexico-undocumented-rcna196049

I’ve read so many MAGA supporters are upset that the dems didn’t clap for the child with cancer during Drumpf’s recent speech.

But they don’t seem to care that cancer research is being gutted or Medicaid is being cut that could help more sick children.

Now this little girl who is a U.S. Citizen has been deported with her parents while undergoing treatment for brain cancer. I want to know — truly, is this what they voted for? I mean her parents “are illegals” and “birth right citizenship should be overturned.” I’ve heard all about immigrants clogging up the health system. So I am guessing yes, this is what they want.

Do they even visit health systems?

Yes. Check out the ER waiting room of any INOVA. Maternity ward at Fairfax too.

The parents do have a choice. They can make arrangements for the kids to be cared for by friends or family members who are here legally. Or they can have the government facilitate care.

No sympathy. As someone who has resided in other countries, I was fully aware that if I broke the laws, I would be deported. These parents made a choice.

Anonymous wrote:https://www.nbcnews.com/news/latino/us-citizen-child-recovering-brain-cancer-deported-mexico-undocumented-rcna196049

I’ve read so many MAGA supporters are upset that the dems didn’t clap for the child with cancer during Drumpf’s recent speech.

But they don’t seem to care that cancer research is being gutted or Medicaid is being cut that could help more sick children.

Now this little girl who is a U.S. Citizen has been deported with her parents while undergoing treatment for brain cancer. I want to know — truly, is this what they voted for? I mean her parents “are illegals” and “birth right citizenship should be overturned.” I’ve heard all about immigrants clogging up the health system. So I am guessing yes, this is what they want.

Do they even visit health systems?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Turning every thread into "but Trump" has gotta be exhausting for you. It has nothing to do with this thread.

First God moved the bullet…


…. Now he’s punishing the leftists

He’s really slapping around the leftists somethin fierce.

And I am here for every minute of it.

(You were probably being sarcastic. I am not.)