Anonymous wrote:It is very unfortunate things have deteriorated so much under Trump. This is a human rights crisis.
mAnonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Can we get a Jeff bezos in here to send diapers?
Walton family?
If they 2.2 mil diapers, why are we sending them in packs of 400?
Government, step up.
Big corps, take a minor hit and fulfill the diapers.
Jeff Bezos and the Walton family aren’t responsible for these people.
If our government allows people to claim asylum, it’s their job to provide the 2 million diapers.
And caregivers and food and clothing.
Diapers dont change themselves. To properly care for children takes a huge investment. I would seek help from the UN, doctors without borders etc. If Congress has zero solutions, we still need to treat these people humanely. My mom spent 4 years living in US army tents in a refugee camp, as did many folks who immigrated (legally) to the US. We need a process that treats people as humans; they need patience and to understand that entrance is not guaranteed if they dont qualify for asylum.
The UN and Doctors Without Borders are going to leave 3rd world, war torn countries or countries that have been destroyed by war or natural disaster to help people who voluntarily put themselves in less than stellar situations? I don’t think so.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:So is this thread a call to action or just wishful thinking, while Congress does nothing?
The folks here could caravan to the border or a drop off station to pick up kids and/or families. They won’t.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:So is this thread a call to action or just wishful thinking, while Congress does nothing?
Congress is actively doing something, on a bipartisan basis.
Does the AP know this?
I assume so, since they are smart people. But, they are reporting on a Court hearing, where the Trump admin argued that no matter how much money we allocate, toothbrushes and soap are luxuries that they do not intend to revise.
No, the liberal press is misconstruing what transpired. As usual. The judge referred to an overnight stay and said toothbrushes and soap aren't necessary depending on length of stay. You think we need to hand out toothbrushes and toothpaste the instant they get here? The system is overwhelmed, and these children's parents took them on a long journey without toothbrushes. Now liberals are having a fit because Americans aren't distributing them the first night. They did without them for weeks; they can go without them for one more night.
Don't you people understand that the system is being overwhelmed with all these false cases of asylum?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:So is this thread a call to action or just wishful thinking, while Congress does nothing?
I just feel so helpless and sad, honestly. I have always wondered what I would do if - just for example - Hitler came to power, and I wasn't personally in danger. And now I know - I would post a lot to social media, talk a lot to friends, vote. And sit here complacently while we do the unthinkable to the innocent.
Anonymous wrote:So is this thread a call to action or just wishful thinking, while Congress does nothing?
Anonymous wrote:How many new facilities can we build?
And where exactly?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Can we get a Jeff bezos in here to send diapers?
Walton family?
If they 2.2 mil diapers, why are we sending them in packs of 400?
Government, step up.
Big corps, take a minor hit and fulfill the diapers.
Jeff Bezos and the Walton family aren’t responsible for these people.
If our government allows people to claim asylum, it’s their job to provide the 2 million diapers.
And caregivers and food and clothing.
Diapers dont change themselves. To properly care for children takes a huge investment. I would seek help from the UN, doctors without borders etc. If Congress has zero solutions, we still need to treat these people humanely. My mom spent 4 years living in US army tents in a refugee camp, as did many folks who immigrated (legally) to the US. We need a process that treats people as humans; they need patience and to understand that entrance is not guaranteed if they dont qualify for asylum.
The UN and Doctors Without Borders are going to leave 3rd world, war torn countries or countries that have been destroyed by war or natural disaster to help people who voluntarily put themselves in less than stellar situations? I don’t think so.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:So is this thread a call to action or just wishful thinking, while Congress does nothing?
Congress is actively doing something, on a bipartisan basis.
Does the AP know this?
I assume so, since they are smart people. But, they are reporting on a Court hearing, where the Trump admin argued that no matter how much money we allocate, toothbrushes and soap are luxuries that they do not intend to revise.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Can we get a Jeff bezos in here to send diapers?
Walton family?
If they 2.2 mil diapers, why are we sending them in packs of 400?
Government, step up.
Big corps, take a minor hit and fulfill the diapers.
Jeff Bezos and the Walton family aren’t responsible for these people.
If our government allows people to claim asylum, it’s their job to provide the 2 million diapers.
And caregivers and food and clothing.
Diapers dont change themselves. To properly care for children takes a huge investment. I would seek help from the UN, doctors without borders etc. If Congress has zero solutions, we still need to treat these people humanely. My mom spent 4 years living in US army tents in a refugee camp, as did many folks who immigrated (legally) to the US. We need a process that treats people as humans; they need patience and to understand that entrance is not guaranteed if they dont qualify for asylum.