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Rep. Grijalva discusses his tour at a press conference in Washington, D.C.
Following a visit to two detention centers for immigrant families in south Texas early this week, U.S. Rep. Raúl Grijalva said the practice of holding women and children in detention while they seek asylum must "stop without exception." ... Read more»
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Rep. Grijalva discusses his tour at a press conference in Washington, D.C.
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2 comments on this story
Once again, if they would have exercised one of two of their more ethical choices, they wouldn’t be in a detention center: stay home, or immigrate LEGALLY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
It is Grijalva’s time in Congress that needs to stop without exception.
I am really hoping someone can explain to me, in terms I can understand, how anyone is entitled to bypass our immigration system. I’m just not getting that, I never have. Seriously, can someone take a shot at making me understand this?
If these “advocates” and “activists” don’t like the law, then why don’t they just focus their energies on changing the law? Why are they just encouraging others to break the law, then spend their energies to convince others that the law shouldn’t apply? That just seems stupid to me.
More bigoted idiocy from Bret. Jailing children puts you in line with the people who imprisoned Japanese American families