Feinstein rips Trump administration over deportation that splits Oakland family

The San Francisco Chronicle ^ | August 10, 2017 | Hamed Aleaziz

[x]

In happier days ...

... okay, so it's the wrong Feinstein.

Great photo though ...

[Castigar]

1. The girls can go to Mexico, so it’s not Trump that is splitting the family it’s the parents who aren’t taking the girls.

2.If a father and mother commit a bank robbery and get caught and go to prison doesn’t that split up the family? Is that cruel?

[jmaroneps37]

Damn that Trump forcing people to sneak into our country knowing this could happen ....Oh wait never mind.

[2ndDivisionVet]

If only there were a device where a person in one country could talk to a person in another country. Oh, well, maybe someday.

[apocalypto]

Exactly!

[usconservative]

“These are the kind of people we should welcome into the United States with open arms,” Feinstein said in a statement.

Diane Feinstein welcomes CRIMINALS who ILLEGALLY entered our country while DENYING those who'd come here LEGALLY through the established immigration process entry.

Diane Feinstein: FOR CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIENS, AGAINST LEGAL IMMIGRATION!

[dsrtsage]

So, if the daughters have legal status, that somehow makes them ineligible to live in Mecksicko?

[dsrtsage]

So America is so horrible (according to the democrats), that it is such a punishment to be forced to live in ones country of citizenship that they will voluntarily break up their own families.

[Cowgirl of Justice]

El boo hoo.

Guess that 12 year old girl had more important things to worry about hat being with her family.

[Cowgirl of Justice]

Correction: guess their three older daughters had more important things to be occupied with than being with mom and dad

[exDemMom]

Feinstein said the forced removal of Maria Mendoza-Sanchez and Eusebio Sanchez despite their deep ties to the country and lack of a criminal record “exemplifies that it’s nearly impossible for undocumented immigrants to get right with the law when they want to do so.....

Nearly impossible? Why isn't it completely impossible? And why isn't the whole family being deported?

[muleskinner]

Because of incidents like this, lot’s of self-deportation goin’ on. Lowest number of illegal border crossing in many years.

[Cowboy Bob]

Why are the loving parents so willing to abandon their daughters in the USA?

[SpaceBar]

"...despite their deep ties to the country [U.S.]..."

Their ties to Mexico are deeper.

[VRWC For Truth]

Feinswine.. Meh ...

[Chgogal]

Tell me Diane, what laws am I allowed to break?

[PAR35]

Let’s keep the family together. Buy one way bus tickets for the grown up anchor babies, as well.

[bgill]

Not my problem. I didn’t tell the parents to come here illegally. There’s nothing keeping the other family members here. Adios to them all.

[Pollster1]

the couple — who plan to leave for Mexico on Tuesday with their 12-year-old son, while leaving behind three older daughters who have legal status . . . Tearing this family apart doesn’t make anyone safer, it only places incredible hardship on their three children who will remain behind, forced to navigate their lives without their parents.”

These parents are terrible people and deserve to be deported, and worse. What kind of disgusting excuses for human beings would leave their children behind? They are criminals. They got caught. They should do the right thing, finally, and take all of their children with them to keep the family together.

[Mr Apple]

... incredible hardship on their three children who will remain behind, forced to navigate their lives without their parents.”

Easy solution here. The three older ones can simply join up with mom, pop and the 12 yr old...and they all hold hands and can get out together. The five of them can then have a nice corn cob and taco dinner when they get back home.