The Trump administration deported nearly 2/3 of the 545 missing parents without their children.

[Nevilledog]

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ACLU 🗳
@ACLU
The Trump administration deported nearly 2/3 of the 545 missing parents without their children.

Now, hundreds of these children — some who were babies when they were separated — still haven't seen their parents 3 years later.

We need accountability.

Lawyer On Parents Separated From Their Children At The Border
NPR's Ari Shapiro talks with Lee Gelernt of the ACLU's Immigrants' Rights Project about parents of over 500 children who can't be found after being separated from them at the U.S.-Mexico border.
npr.org
10:01 AM · Oct 25, 2020

[Guilded Lilly]

1. We need more than accountability. This is evil. N/T

[Walleye]

2. Tired of these atrocities being perpetrated with our tax dollars against our will

[ecstatic]

3. These were crimes against humanity committed in our names

using our taxes.

It's very simple: Everyone involved in green lighting the child separations, split parent /child deportations, forced hysterectomies (or forced pregnancies), and all the other inhumane acts that have occurred and are still occurring under trump's disgusting administration needs to be tried, convicted, and serve prison time. Period.

If justice is not going to be initiated on our soil, then the International Criminal Court needs to get involved, because every country that turns a blind eye to what has happened will be similarly stained.

[crickets]

4. +1000000

[dhill926]

5. hope this is a Day 1 agenda for the Biden administration....

[lettucebe]

6. They made no effort to track who the parents were, from the start. No attempt

at all was made to make sure children could be reunited. Their entire point was to punish people. Those children were kidnapped, IMO. This is a crime against humanity, and hopefully will be one charge that tRump eventually has to face.

[boston bean]

7. This makes me enraged.