ICE planning large-scale deportations that 'will include families'
 

Still Not Tired of Winning




https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/n...clude-families

Mark Morgan, acting director of Immigration and Customs Enforcement, on Tuesday told reporters the agency is moving forward on a strategy it hopes will "disincentivize" those who are not in fear for their lives and might claim asylum after illegally crossing in order to get into the U.S. and avoid immediate deportation.

"We have no choice as I see this," said Morgan. "We need to take some interior enforcement action ... We need to continue to do everything that we can within the current legal framework, within the current laws, within the current statutorily mandated duties of ICE, to assist, to reduce this humanitarian crisis," Morgan told a small group of reporters at a round table briefing at the agency's headquarters Tuesday. "That will include families."

One small drop in the 2040 ocean

:1orglaugh 2040

So they are kept together as families and sent back to where they came from. What's wrong with that?