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xp1337 02/06/21 12:28:03 PM #405:	https://twitter.com/Bob_Ortega/status/1357806428598063104 More horror stories from Trump's immigration policy. newborn US citizens were sent to Mexico under it. The Guardian reports... [CBP] dropped her off across from the San Diego-Tijuana border, on the side of the road. She had no idea what to do or where to go. She also didn't have her newborn's birth certificate. When night fell, she and her baby slept right there on the street, on the other side of safety. That specific case had the mother deported under Title 42 which was the Trump administration using a CDC order they issued in March about the pandemic to allow CBP to "expel" migrants without letting them access the normal legal avenues they should have available, even asylum. There is an allowance in Title 42 for case-by-case exemptions for humanitarian or public interest considerations but given this was the Trump administration the cruelty was, as always, the point. About another case: The Guardian reports... In January, as Natalia's baby cooed and fussed, she said she'd like Americans to know: the border officials told her before her expulsion to Reynosa that her daughter would not be able to get a birth certificate because she was born to parents who were migrants without rights. Her daughter would not have rights either, they said. --- xp1337: Don't you wish there was a spell-checker that told you when you a word out? <cite>xp1337 posted [p:950343462] in Politics C... [t:79267516]...</cite> <quote>https://twitter.com/Bob_Ortega/status/1357806428598063104 More horror stories from Trump's immigration policy. newborn US citizens were sent to Mexico under it. The Guardian reports... <quote>[CBP] dropped her off across from the San Diego-Tijuana border, on the side of the road. She had no idea what to do or where to go. She also didn't have her newborn's birth certificate. When night fell, she and her baby slept right there on the street, on the other side of safety.</quote> That specific case had the mother deported under Title 42 which was the Trump administration using a CDC order they issued in March about the pandemic to allow CBP to "expel" migrants without letting them access the normal legal avenues they should have available, even asylum. There is an allowance in Title 42 for case-by-case exemptions for humanitarian or public interest considerations but given this was the Trump administration the cruelty was, as always, the point. About another case: The Guardian reports... <quote>In January, as Natalia's baby cooed and fussed, she said she'd like Americans to know: the border officials told her before her expulsion to Reynosa that her daughter would not be able to get a birth certificate because she was born to parents who were migrants without rights. Her daughter would not have rights either, they said.</quote> --- xp1337: Don't you wish there was a spell-checker that told you when you a word out?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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