
Sen. Kamala Harris, D-Calif., joins an women’s advocacy group, MomsRising, to protest against threats by President Donald Trump against Central American asylum-seekers to separate children from their parents along the southwest border to deter migrants from crossing into the United States, at the Capitol in Washington, Wednesday, May 23, 2018. Scott Applewhite/AP
Washington Examiner
by Paul Bedard
6/18/2018
Excerpt:
Over 20,000 children a year are put into foster care because their American parents are taken to jail, 10 times the number of those separated when illegal immigrant parents try to sneak into the U.S. but are caught, according to a commissioner on the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights.
However, unlike the congressional outcry over President Trump’s zero-tolerance policy targeting illegal immigration, there has been no mass protest of or investigation into the separation of children from those in jail.
In a letter to Justice and the Department of Homeland Security, Peter N. Kirsanow, a commissioner on the United States Commission on Civil Rights, said that in fiscal year 2016 alone, 20,939 children of incarcerated parents were put into foster care.
“Separating children from their parents is regrettable. It is not, however, unique. American parents are separated from their children every day when they are arrested or incarcerated,” the lone Republican on the commission wrote. …
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Apparently he worked as clerk (although I’ve read elsewhere that he was a professor). According to his British Passport (Colony and Protectorate of Kenya) he was born in
Evidently the passport was valid for travel in France, United States of America, Canada, India, Nigeria, Belgian Congo, Belgium, Zanzibar and Kenya.
Passport no. 99020. Name of bearer: Mr. Vincent Elyidardy Abukuse Mbirika. National Status: British Subject Citizen of the United Kingdom and Colonies.
This second passport, from the Republic of Kenya belonged to a man by the name of Samwel Kingoo Nwanza.
Apparently he worked as a businessman. According to his Kenyan Passport (Republic of Kenya) he was born in
Issued at: NAIROBI, KENYA date: 30 OCT 1975 (DAY MONTH YEAR). The validity of this passport expires: 29 OCT 1980 (DAY MONTH YEAR).
Passport no. 039059. Name of bearer: Mr. Samwel Kingoo Nwanza. National Status: Citizen of Kenya.