He's 9 months old and a U.S. citizen. Why does Florida DCF want to send him to Haiti?

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23. Hence I said "offer."

We can recognize this baby as an "anchor baby" with our ability to offer relatives citizenship. We have a perfect example in FPOTUS Trump, whose wife ended up with her parents and sister all living comfortably ever after.

It's hard to imagine that someone would choose abject poverty, illness, malnutrition, and lack of opportunity over a legal chance to immigrate. Well, let's say Granny is rich. Didn't sound like it, but okay. We could still ask her what she wants to do. We could even ask the father. Of course, the baby's best bet would be staying with potential adoptive parents, but you never know.

I say bring Granny and the sibling over. If they don't like it, they can go back! But, why deport a bona fide American citizen just because he is a baby and can't defend himself?

Let's get him a lawyer. Surely Trump hasn't gone through every lawyer in the state of Florida, at least not yet. There's probably one left. Kid needs a lawyer.