Evilgelicals1

To be honest, both sides are wrong. The U.S. for what they are doing and the parents for doing the same. No one is gonna be right in the end!

In Australia, as many as 150,000 “forced adoptions” occurred between 1950 and 1975. They have since become the subject of official investigations, a national apology and special support services for those affected. In Ireland, 60,000 children were coercively separated from their mothers in the decades after World War II. Some were interned in religious institutions; several thousand were sent to adoptive families in the United States, an episode explored in the 2013 film “Filomena.”

Either way, like I said it wrong in the end.

Any sources for that photo?
If you don't think the minor children should be separated from their family members who are breaking the law what do you think should happen to them?
Should the children be detained with the parent at the adult facilities?
Or should we just allow lawlessness to rule and let people illegally enter and stay in our country?
Film by the DHHS from inside a holding facility for children separated from their law breaking parents who illegally entered the country: https://youtu.be/yzat9MRNIlg