In light of the Trump administration’s despicable policy of separating poor children from their parents and locking them in cages, an increasing number of people are fighting back by making it extremely uncomfortable for officials to enjoy their private lives in peace while babies cry without their mothers.
“Nobody is going to separate us again.”
Just when you thought that Fox & Friends couldn’t spell out their xenophobic stance any more clearly, here they are with another vile and heartless clip, days after straight-up selling White House lies.
For the second time in a week, protesters have confronted Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kistrjen Nielsen for her role in the Trump administration’s (questionably renounced) policy of separating undocumented immigrant children from their parents.
We’ve come a long way from Republicans’ 2012 “autopsy” report, which concluded that the party needed to do more to reach out to Hispanic voters and immigrants or risk becoming obsolete.
Following President Donald Trump’s hastily drafted executive order walking back his own policy of separating undocumented children from their parents, the Justice Department has formally asked a federal judge to adjust the rule which prevents undocumented immigrant families from being detained indefinitely.
When President Donald Trump yesterday walked back his policy of separating undocumented immigrant children from their families, he did so presumably knowing full well that the executive order he was signing was a largely performative bit of nonsense. Rather than definitively end family separation once and for all,…
It’s a day ending in “y,” so President Donald Trump is saying some heinously false and damaging shit on Twitter.
As Donald Trump’s administration tears children from their parents and houses toddlers in cages, The New York Times has decided to publish a piece about “the contagion of incivility” that is spreading across the nation:
As we all scramble to understand what exactly will happen to undocumented immigrant children taken from their parents now that President Donald Trump has walked back his administration’s policy of family separation, a new Associated Press report has shed light on a different—but equally horrifying—facet of America’s…
The Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency announced on Wednesday that it had temporarily shut down one of its facilities in Portland, OR. The move was a victory for protesters who had spent three days rallying outside the building.
The story just keeps getting worse.
White House adviser Ivanka Trump has long been criticized for exploiting her role as first daughter for personal gain while failing to serve as a moderating presence on the president. After being put through the ringer for posting a picture last month with her child while the rest of the country was righteously…
After horrific audio capturing the cries of young undocumented children separated from their parents was published, activists and families are organizing to demand they be allowed to visit the detention centers.
As President Donald Trump digs in his heels over his policy of forcibly separating undocumented children from their parents at the U.S. border, one Guatemalan asylum-seeker isn’t waiting for Washington to hash out a possible legislative fix to this White House-manufactured crisis: She’s taking the Trump administration…
For the second time this month, a child detention center has turned away elected lawmakers attempting to see how undocumented children were being treated inside.
The Trump administration is in the middle of a firestorm of criticism and outcry over the separation of children from their parents at the U.S.-Mexico border, but apparently that is not going to stop the State Department from carrying on and doing some fun social media engagement. Today, the department announced on…
Folks, we’ve got a big one for you here: Kirstjen Nielsen, secretary of Homeland Security and woman who cuts you in line at a suburban Panera Bread while somehow still blaming you, told yet another whopper yesterday during her shameful press briefing. Can you believe it!!
Tuesday’s episode of The Daily, the New York Times’ mega-popular news podcast, threw listeners a curveball. In opening a show about the Trump administration’s policy of separating migrant families at the southern U.S. border, host Michael Barbaro and White House reporter Julie Hirschfeld Davis described to listeners…
Anyone who has seen the images, heard the audio, or is even mildly aware of the scandal surrounding the separation and detention of undocumented child immigrants from their parents can see that the practice is cruel and abusive. That is, of course, unless you’re President Donald Trump, who is apparently skeptical of…