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  2. Jun 20

    How much is the that Trump is planning for November going to cost? Perhaps those funds should be used to house families crossing the or to make the and processes more effective?

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  3. Jun 15

    1/ It can't be said enough: asking for is a legal form of , and the U.S. is obliged by federal law and international treaties to protect refugees on its territory and to consider their claims.

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  4. Jun 19

    in cages bring Tears to many people’s eyes Children? White hot rage

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  5. Jun 16
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    Jesus fled to Egypt as a child refugee due to Herod's violence. Philistines manning the Suez border granted . Now, those rationalizing support of Trump policies with their faith have created a new denomination of Christianity called Anti-Christian.

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  6. Jun 16

    I condemn Trump’s heartless decision to bar to the most vulnerable victims of domestic and gang violence. I believe that seeking refuge is a human right that our nation must uphold! -CHC Chair – at U.S. Capitol - House of Representatives

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  7. 1 hour ago

    While Trump was trying to flip the script today by parading the tragedies of a handful of Americans who have lost loved ones to immigrant violence, he never mentioned how America is outsourcing violence to Mexico & creating the terror seekers flee.

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  8. Jun 19

    Cruella Nielsen Dodges questions about girls, Babies’ whereabouts

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  9. 9 hours ago

    The Land of the Free owes seekers more than caging their children upon arrival.

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  10. Jun 20

    People have been asking me then why sneak across the border of people have a legal right to seek , why not just go to legal points of entry to make the claim? The answer to that is complex and particular to every individual. However, in general terms: Economic

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  11. Jun 18

    Miss Kirsten Nielsen, extreme poverty, violence, and corrupt government are legitimate reasons to seek . If you don’t think this is child abuse, ask your own kid(s) what will they feel if someone took their parents away from them? This is heartless. It’s painful. It’s sad.

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  12. Jun 19

    ’s dream Family anguish, filling him With sadistic glee

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  13. Jun 17

    It is about time we admitted that people seeking & in onshore and offshore concentration camps are political prisoners. They are being tortured by racist politicians for political power and influence. They are being used for political gain.

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  14. Jun 18

    Today I tabled in Parliament an alternative response to seekers and that would be effective, ethical and legal. I now need the community to get behind it. Please contact your MP and urge them to support the bill. AW

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  15. Jun 19

    America, once Shining beacon on a hill Now a cruel sh*thole

    8 replies 56 retweets 78 likes
  16. Jun 16

    Finally off the leash contemplates Even crueller things

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  17. Jun 18

    atrocities Where are ? Who Will say “No. No more!”

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  18. Jun 19

    Hell on Earth for kids still love Their messiah,

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  19. 2 minutes ago

    Thank You be heard Dear closed are a time tactic

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  20. 11 hours ago

    Pleased to see a sensible case being made by for the right to work for ppl seeking - "It cannot be beyond the wit of even this Government, dare I say it, to construct an ordered way in which asylum seekers can work and contribute to their communities"

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  21. Jun 20

    German Interior Minister Horst is reportedly pushing a plan that would see seekers immediately denied entry to Germany. Both EU law and international law have something to say about that. 1/6

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