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Sec. Kirstjen Nielsen@SecNielsen 18h This misreporting by Members, press & advocacy groups must stop. It is irresponsible and unproductive. As I have said many times before, if you are seeking asylum for your family, there is no reason to break the law and illegally cross between ports of entry Sec. Kirstjen Nielsen @SecNielsen We do not have a policy of separating families at the border. Period.

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We do not have a policy of separating families at the border. Period.


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NBC News Follow NBC NEW5 @NBCNews Trump admin. has instructed immigration agents to give 2 options to parents separated from children, according to a copy of a government form obtained by @NBCNews: 1. leave the country with your kids or 2. leave the country without them EDERAL AGENT ICE forcing separated parents to accept deportation to see their kids Rights advocates say the new directive prevents migrant parents who were separated from their kids under zero tolerance from asking for asylum in the U.S nbcnews.com 1:14 PM 3 Jul 2018
Ben Shapiro @benshapiro Just to be clear, separating children from parents is inhumane, and keeping children with parents is inhumane. Which means the only humane solution is release. Which is the entire agenda. twitter.com/ SenKamalaHarri.. Kamala Harris@SenKamalaHarris This Executive Order doesn't fix the crisis. Indefinitely detaining children with their families in camps is inhumane and will not make us safe.
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