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Rep. Mike Coffman spelled it out in a tweet.
Her spokesperson says the $39 Zara jacket had “no hidden message,” but Trump tweeted otherwise.
Here’s how many: 20,000 children.
Rep. Mike Coffman says the House immigration vote has a simple problem: Nobody knows what Trump wants.
Trump hopes the courts will let him detain families like Obama did.
Kids in shelters get handed back over to ICE once they’re legal adults.
But even ending “zero tolerance” wouldn’t stop them from keeping families in immigration detention.
Trump on GOP “compromise” immigration bill: “What is the purpose”?
Trump wants to replace family separation with indefinite detention.
The first daughter waited until after her dad was done separating families at the border to say it was a bad idea.
“While some of the concern is real, a lot of it is politically driven by the liberals in politics and the media.”
A lot of questions remain.
The court order Trump blames for family separations could be an obstacle to using an executive order to solve it.
“Who knew that conservatives were sensitive about the c-word? I should make note of that,” Bee said.
Lawsuits allege that children and teens were beaten and handcuffed in Virginia and forcibly drugged in Texas.
Faced with a problem Mitch McConnell can’t solve for him, Trump is flailing.
House Republicans didn’t know what was in their “compromise” immigration bill the day before the vote.
“As soon as they finish a case, they know there’s 10 more waiting for representation.”
An official with the Department of Health and Human Services said they won’t be affected by Trump’s executive order.
Trump glossed over family separation but touted his tough immigration policies.
The law says the government can’t detain migrant families for more than 20 days. Trump’s team is pressuring a judge to change that.
As initially published, the order addressed family “seperation.”
United, American, and Frontier say they won’t fly migrant kids separated from their parents at the border.
A new Pew poll finds immigration has overtaken health care and the economy as a top 2018 issue.
“When the parents are being dragged away, they’ll try to smile or pretend it’s okay, so the last image their child has is of them smiling.”