Ingraham exclusive: Homeland Security boss defends against family-separation accusations at border

Fox News ^ | 23 May 2019 | Victor Garcia

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The acting head of the Department of Homeland Security is disputing accusations that U.S. authorities are continuing to separate children from their families.

"First of all, that is not happening. We're separating children in maybe one case a day out of the 3,000 families arriving," Kevin McAleenan said Thursday in an exclusive interview on Fox News' "The Ingraham Angle."...

...McAleenan also discussed his recent appearances on Capitol Hill asking for funding, including a hearing where Rep. Lauren Underwood, D-Ill., asked him about the effects of separating children from their families at the border. She closed by claiming that children in U.S. custody were living in poor conditions and alluded to news reports that several children in U.S. custody had died.

McAleenan told Ingraham that he objected to Underwood's depiction..."We are seeing younger children arriving sicker every single day....

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There's a story out today about a little girl that died in 2018. What the MSM may not say is, the child, with existing congenital heart defects, was force-marched 1400 miles to Texas, where her condition was diagnosed and she was then hospitalized, at considerable cost to the taxpayer, from the time she entered DHS custody until the child's death.

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Underwood (d-Ill) surprised the murdered children of abortions by her statements since underwood believes that children should be murdered

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It was a good interview...saw it last night.

The last kid died of H1N1/bird flu. Illegals come bearing gifts.