Concentration camps?

[Skulnik]

House Democrats Use Photos From Obama Administration To Promote Investigation Into ?Inhumane Treatment? At The Border

The Committee on Oversight and Reform announced a hearing advisory set for Wednesday titled ?Kids in Cages: Inhumane Treatment at the Border? over Twitter. The hearing will be ?examining? this alleged inhumane treatment after members of the committee witnessed the ?grotesque treatment of children.?

The announcement was meant to be for the inhumane treatment allegedly occurring under President Donald Trump. The tweet included a photo, but there was just one problem.

The picture included in the tweet of children in cages was from the Obama administration. The photo was quickly deleted.

After deleting the tweet, the Oversight Committee put up a second tweet with a different photo. This one was also from the Obama administration. This tweet was also deleted.

So is CNN, MSNBC, ABC, CBS and NBC reporting this? Nope. Why? You know why.

 

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Im confused.... No showers available for immigrants at detention centers? They surely had to have showers when Obama was POTUS. Did Trump have them removed?:shrug:

 

[Skulnik]

Flashback Bill Clinton: We Won?t Tolerate Immigration By People Whose First Act Is To Break The Law
Townhall ^ | 7/16/2019 | Timothy Meads


As President Donald J. Trump continues to insist that America's immigration laws must be enforced, Democratic officials keep responding that the president is racist for wanting to deport illegal aliens. News of imminent deportation raids targeting more than 2,000 individuals with final court removal orders led to upheaval over the weekend. Dozens protested. On Twitter, the far-left, and even supposedly moderate Democrats, gave out advice on how to avoid being deported. Many said there was nothing like this ever before in American history. Well, more than 20 years ago, President Bill Clinton had deportation raids of his own -- and these were arguably done with an even tougher policy than Trump uses. In short, Slick Willy said, "whether they?re innocent or guilty of the crimes they were charged with in court, they?re still here illegally, and they should be sent out of the country."

As reported by the Los Angeles Times, President Clinton used one of his radio addresses in May of 1995 to tell the American people, ?Our nation was built by immigrants...But we won?t tolerate immigration by people whose first act is to break the law as they enter our country.?

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[Skulnik]

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