Why do you allow the lies?

Frank Apisa said:
Right!
That is how any scumbag would justify what the scumbags are doing that is scumbag stuff to kids and parents.
Scumbags unite! Pretend it is about allegiance to law.
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So what the Nazis are trying to do is conflate asylum seekers with deportees.
 
Truth Detector said:
Yes; which apparently you didn't read or lack the third grade comprehension level to understand what it contained.
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What's happening with you is that you're so insecure, you have to usurp other people's positions just so you can feel better about yourself.
 
LV426 said:
So what the Nazis are trying to do is conflate asylum seekers with deportees.
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Yeah...although they are only wanna-be Nazis. Most are not nearly as smart as the Nazis...just as Donald Trump, the wanna-be Hitler is not as smart as Hitler was. He IS just as evil, though.
 
LV426 said:
Classic abuser behavior from you here; "look what you made me do" doesn't work for wife-beaters, and it's not gonna work for you.
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No one has suggested that there is a "look what you made me do"; but instead it's condemnation of them continuing to make bad choices and expecting to be rewarded for those choices.
 
LyingVagina426 said:
Please, post a link to the exact law and where in the law it says that parents and children seeking asylum are to be separated.

I'll understand if you can't.
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You poor pathetic moron:

This is not about border children or separation; this is about following our laws. This is not about a "policy", but about ENFORCING our laws. It is an asinine and false narrative the liberal left and FAKE media are engaging in.

The Homeland Security Act of 2002

The Homeland Security Act of 2002, codified in 6 U.S.C., created the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), defined "unaccompanied alien child," and delegated the coordination and care of unaccompanied children to the Department of Health and Human Service (HHS). The Office of Refugee Resettlement (ORR), within HHS, operates about 100 short-term shelters throughout the United States for unaccompanied children. ORR recently opened temporary shelters to accommodate the increased detention of unaccompanied children. The temporary shelters are at Joint Base San Antonio Lackland (Texas), Naval Base Ventura County-Port Hueneme (California), and Fort Sill (Oklahoma).

Under the statute, HHS also is responsible for maintaining and publishing a list of legal services available to unaccompanied children, collecting statistical information on unaccompanied children, and reuniting children with their parents abroad if possible.

https://cliniclegal.org/resources/pr...grant-children

§236.3 Detention and release of juveniles.

(a) Juveniles. A juvenile is defined as an alien under the age of 18 years.

(b) Release. Juveniles for whom bond has been posted, for whom parole has been authorized, or who have been ordered released on recognizance, shall be released pursuant to the following guidelines:

(1) Juveniles shall be released, in order of preference, to:

(i) A parent;

(ii) Legal guardian; or

(iii) An adult relative (brother, sister, aunt, uncle, grandparent) who is not presently in Service detention, unless a determination is made that the detention of such juvenile is required to secure his or her timely appearance before the Service or the Immigration Court or to ensure the juvenile's safety or that of others. In cases where the parent, legal guardian, or adult relative resides at a location distant from where the juvenile is detained, he or she may secure release at a Service office located near the parent, legal guardian, or adult relative.

(2) If an individual specified in paragraphs (b)(1)(i) through (iii) of this section cannot be located to accept custody of a juvenile, and the juvenile has identified a parent, legal guardian, or adult relative in Service detention, simultaneous release of the juvenile and the parent, legal guardian, or adult relative shall be evaluated on a discretionary case-by-case basis.

(3) In cases where the parent or legal guardian is in Service detention or outside the United States, the juvenile may be released to such person as is designated by the parent or legal guardian in a sworn affidavit, executed before an immigration officer or consular officer, as capable and willing to care for the juvenile's well-being. Such person must execute an agreement to care for the juvenile and to ensure the juvenile's presence at all future proceedings before the Service or an immigration judge.

(4) In unusual and compelling circumstances and in the discretion of the Director of the Office of Juvenile Affairs, a juvenile may be released to an adult, other than those identified in paragraphs (b)(1)(i) through (b)(1)(iii) of this section, who executes an agreement to care for the juvenile's well-being and to ensure the juvenile's presence at all future proceedings before the Service or an immigration judge.

(c) Juvenile coordinator. The case of a juvenile for whom detention is determined to be necessary should be referred to the “Juvenile Coordinator,” whose responsibilities should include, but not be limited to, finding suitable placement of the juvenile in a facility designated for the occupancy of juveniles. These may include juvenile facilities contracted by the Service, state or local juvenile facilities, or other appropriate agencies authorized to accommodate juveniles by the laws of the state or locality.

(d) Detention. In the case of a juvenile for whom detention is determined to be necessary, for such interim period of time as is required to locate suitable placement for the juvenile, whether such placement is under paragraph (b) or (c) of this section, the juvenile may be temporarily held by Service authorities or placed in any Service detention facility having separate accommodations for juveniles.

(e) Refusal of release. If a parent of a juvenile detained by the Service can be located, and is otherwise suitable to receive custody of the juvenile, and the juvenile indicates a refusal to be released to his or her parent, the parent(s) shall be notified of the juvenile's refusal to be released to the parent(s), and they shall be afforded the opportunity to present their views to the district director, chief patrol agent, Director of the Office of Juvenile Affairs or immigration judge before a custody determination is made.

(f) Notice to parent of application for relief. If a juvenile seeks release from detention, voluntary departure, parole, or any form of relief from removal, where it appears that the grant of such relief may effectively terminate some interest inherent in the parent-child relationship and/or the juvenile's rights and interests are adverse with those of the parent, and the parent is presently residing in the United States, the parent shall be given notice of the juvenile's application for relief, and shall be afforded an opportunity to present his or her views and assert his or her interest to the district director, Director of the Office of Juvenile Affairs or immigration judge before a determination is made as to the merits of the request for relief.

(g) Voluntary departure. Each juvenile, apprehended in the immediate vicinity of the border, who resides permanently in Mexico or Canada, shall be informed, prior to presentation of the voluntary departure form or being allowed to withdraw his or her application for admission, that he or she may make a telephone call to a parent, close relative, a friend, or to an organization found on the free legal services list. A juvenile who does not reside in Mexico or Canada who is apprehended shall be provided access to a telephone and must in fact communicate either with a parent, adult relative, friend, or with an organization found on the free legal services list prior to presentation of the voluntary departure form. If such juvenile, of his or her own volition, asks to contact a consular officer, and does in fact make such contact, the requirements of this section are satisfied.

(h) Notice and request for disposition. When a juvenile alien is apprehended, he or she must be given a Form I-770, Notice of Rights and Disposition. If the juvenile is less than 14 years of age or unable to understand the notice, the notice shall be read and explained to the juvenile in a language he or she understands. In the event a juvenile who has requested a hearing pursuant to the notice subsequently decides to accept voluntary departure or is allowed to withdraw his or her application for admission, a new Form I-770 shall be given to, and signed by the juvenile.

[62 FR 10360, Mar. 6, 1997, as amended at 67 FR 39258, June 7, 2002]
https://www.ecfr.gov/cgi-bin/text-id...36_13&rgn=div8
 
Truth Detector said:
You're quite full of bullshit aren't you lying vagina boy? First they spent a trillion that did NOTHING to improve the economy
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Sigh...

According to the CBO the Stimulus was a success.


Truth Detector said:
; then they LIED about Obamacare
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No they didn't. You did, though. A lot. You even lied about lying about it.


Truth Detector said:
but they never gave a shit about immigration even when they had the votes to pass it.
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They began immigration talks the week after Obamacare was signed into law.


Lying leftist vagina's like you didn't give a shit about it either because you didn't start crying and stomping your feet until Trumps first year in office. STFU
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We've been trying to pass immigration reform since 2011. You're the ones who refused to do anything about it.
 
LV426 said:
In your fury and frustration that you've been schooled on these boards, you vomit out any phrase you can to try and deflect from your own deficiencies. You don't even know how to apply "word salad" properly. You're just labeling everything that makes you feel bad about yourself as that.
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So you're unable to provided a link to the definition you're ascribing to it and instead just intend to deflect and deny.
 
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