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Originally Posted by HockeyIlliterate
From what I’ve seen, I would prefer to see fewer (or no) internal fences within the facilities and softer beds, but other than that, no. They are being fed, housed, and some are getting some education, and I would think that they are in a better condition now than they were while they were being transported and, possibly, when considering the totality of circumstances, in their original home.
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Stupid suggestion I am sure but why can’t the US government post a website with all of these people’s names and locations and go super public with it. Then people who were separated may be able to find their kids name. You could just have a central database built now, after the fact, trying to connect families. Then deport them. Concurrently, reach out to government of Mexico to reach out to next of kin in Mexico to get uncles aunts family / friends to come get kids at the border.
Bad idea jeans? Just postulating. Better solution probably than just throwing them in cages with a mattress and some food?
Like, kids over the age of 3 should be able to tell you their name.