That would be optimal. However, my argument is if they are detained the children are safer from being kept in a general population with unknown adults.
I know families living in poverty and yes, they have access to all these services including toys! Homeless children are different but most people living in poverty are not homelessā¦
Well, if the people who are entering the country are not white then it stands to reason, doesnāt it? That isnāt about racism. It just is what it is.
The ruling establishing the standards is the same whether they are accompanied or not when interdicted.
From the same quoted article.
But the California courtās ruling could have dramatic ripple effects to the private prison firms running immigrant family detention centers. The 1997 Flores v. Meese agreement outlined minimum standards for housing and conditions, and declared that children must be afforded basic rights, education, health and social benefits. Those standards must be overseen by a state agency to ensure the childrenās welfare, the court ruled, meaning that without a license, the private prisons can not operate the facilities.
āItās really indiscriminate. ICE, in their aggressive tactics of detention, are going after the Irish as much as theyāre going after any other nationality,ā says Ronnie Millar, director of the Irish International Immigrant Center in Boston.
Thatās good and weāre not being selective then! I guess I think only of the southern border because those are the immigrants Trump tweets about. Thatās just another example how Trump playcates to a certain percentage of Trump supportersā¦
But the California courtās ruling could have dramatic ripple effects to the private prison firms running immigrant family detention centers. The 1997 Flores v. Meese agreement outlined minimum standards for housing and conditions, and declared that children must be afforded basic rights, education, health and social benefits. Those standards must be overseen by a state agency to ensure the childrenās welfare, the court ruled, meaning that without a license, the private prisons can not operate the facilities.