Where are the 2300 children? What is the schedule for reuniting them with their parents? Why is the Trump administration afraid to let the press see what is going on in each of those detention camps? When will the Congress hold the administration accountable for its immoral and illegal actions of child abuse? Psychiatrists and pediatricians have already affirmed that the policy itself was manifest child abuse, but how many of the children have subsequently been physically abused? How many have been sexually abused? The fish stinks from the head; why would undercover pedophiles with responsibility for the care of these young children think they would suffer any consequences since Trump has been credibly accused many, many times of sexual assault without any consequences. Besides, who would believe a little brown boy or girl who doesn’t even speak English?
That a policy of manifest child abuse could be so blithely implemented with no presidential moral qualms, raises questions of whether Trump may have a personal history of child abuse. We don’t know for sure but the moral obtuseness of this policy, his vigorous political support for Roy Moore—another accused child sexual abuser, and his history of alleged criminal sexual behavior naturally raises that kind of question. It just seems to fit all the facts we have in hand as we try to explain why a president would do something like this in America. 2300 CHILDREN HAVE NOT BEEN REUNITED WITH THEIR PARENTS ON DAY TWO AFTER THE EXECUTIVE ORDER.
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