[yesthatjallen]

Basically, an Hispanic shelter in Chicago took in 'migrants' and 'immigrants' and some kids were said to be mistreated by other boys in the shelter and adults running the shelter were allegedly drugging kids.

Of course, these complaints and other can all be traced to Trumps' 'zero tolerance policy' and separating kids from their parents:

"His comments echoed those of Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel, who responded to questions about the allegations this week by telling reporters that “we would not be in this situation if President Trump had not instituted what is, quote unquote, the zero tolerance policy.”

[Lurkinanloomin]

We would not be in this situation if the last FOUR Presidents had enforced the laws.

[ronnie raygun]

Will they post again children in cages from Obamas 2014 presidency and re label them. When a US citizen criminal is caught do they take the children with him or her to jail too? stop the nonsense go the frig home

[Jane Long]

While they’re at it can they please investigate conditions for children separated from their parents, while in the womb? And, investigate sicko Hollyweird pervs who tweet disgusting tweets about children?

Can we get agencies to investigate these conditions??

[bgill]

How about the conditions in dragging them across thousands of miles of desert and in the company of drug runners and child molesters?

[Bernard]

It's a long walk from the Mexican border to Chicago. Why aren't these refugees kept in the border state, maybe used as part of the fence? There could be a one-way security door; "Exit to where you came from, via Mexico. Hope they are asnice to you going south as they were when you came north."

By the way, A 10-year-old from Brazil

When exactly did Brazil become a 3rd-world shothile that people need to be refugees from?

[antidemoncrat]

I want to find out who coached them in case I ever get arrested and charged with a crime.

[blueplum]

According to a recent CNN article, the smugglers seek out those who have relatives already in the US. Smugglers allow some to pay their debt of many thousands of dollars, with interest, once they are here in America. They either enforce collection here in the US through their network of enforcers, or they threaten remaining relatives ‘back home.’ Either way, US residents, legal and illegal, are funneling huge sums to smugglers.

So how to get out of paying that money? Get the US government to pay the debt instead. The game is to complain and sue the US for ‘mistreatment’ hoping to be rewarded with even more money to pay for more relatives to be smuggled. The US should declare immunity from any claims that are not a gross example of neglect.

(P.s., the boy in the story with the broken arm broke his arm when he fell from a train. His father not only didn’t get him medical treatment in Mesico, he failed to report the incident when they were caught by Border Patrol - which in any state would qualify as child neglect and abuse. Kids with severe emotional development problems brought over the border have been sedated, but any sedation is done under supervision of the State by a licensed doctor’s order and administered by either a licensed doctor or licensed nurse.)