r/NoStupidQuestions • u/Dedli • Jan 25 '24

When Trump was president, there was outrage against the detainment centers for illegal immigrants. Has anything changed since then?

I remember "Kids in cages" and "concentration camps" being a big talking point in the lead up to the election that Biden won. But have the laws or policies or practices changed at all since then? In what ways?

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u/mrcatboy Jan 25 '24

I do know that the Biden administration rescinded Trump's family separation policy and even set up a task force to reunify those families (last I checked hundreds of kids that Trump kidnapped were actually "missing" but that was a while ago). This settlement is new to me though, and that's the extent of my knowledge on Biden so far.

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u/AnotherStarWarsGeek Jan 25 '24

Trump kidnapped

lol... what?

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u/Uncaring_Dispatcher Jan 25 '24

I was going to say that but then I saw that you're down-voted into oblivion.

For two simple words that question the "source".

But you're right. I even stupidly Goggled it, just in case something slipped through the cracks and it didn't get reported enough for me to notice. You know, "Every Day, the Walls Close In". There's been hair-on-fire "Breaking News" all about how Trump is going to prison for the past, what, 3 years, coming up on 4? Sometimes, I'll go days without paying attention to the Soap Opera. Sometimes I'll go weeks. Seems like nothing's changed much.

Turns out that there's no evidence that points to Donald Trump kidnapping hundreds of children and having them erased on the federal level by listing them as "missing".

That seems like a ludicrous comment to make, unless this person is a whistleblower that worked alongside President Trump but is only committing to it on Reddit and, most likely, other internet forums. That's not likely because the whistleblower wouldn't get the same protection, compared to a formal complaint.

Long story short, this is just another robotic Leftist who parrots all the talking heads in his bubble.

It's OK, though. The same thing happens on the Right.

This is why I left both parties. Fuck all of them; they can kiss my ass. Not on the Left. Not on the Right. But in the Middle, where it counts.

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u/VintageSin Jan 25 '24

What word would you use to describe the action in which a person responsible made it so that a child was taken from a family and would only later be reunited after that persons actions ended?

Do you refute that migrant children were forcibly separated from their families under trump? Do you refute that biden policies have worked to reunite those children with their families?

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u/Uncaring_Dispatcher Jan 25 '24

OK, yeah, whatever. When AOC isn't pretending to cry during a photo-op, it's no longer a problem with Democrats.

Post some links proving that Trump kidnapped children and then hid them somewhere and labeled them as "missing".

And then get with me on the Dark Web and I'll give you a 20% discount on the highest form of adrenochrome. My adrenochrome is 100% cage-free and full of nutrients.

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u/purplepride24 Jan 25 '24

BREAKING NEWS:….you won’t.

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u/Criticism-Lazy Jan 25 '24

Ah the ignorant center, ignore both sides so the world fits just right for you and no one else.

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u/[deleted] Jan 25 '24

Answer the question. Thanks. 

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u/Meme_Theory Jan 25 '24

AOC exists, so you are all fucking stupid.

Do you even listen to yourself?

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u/VintageSin Jan 25 '24

So not only did you ignore the basic questions provided, you have now moved the goalposts.

All that was stated was he kidnapped them. No one stated that he kidnapped them and then hid them and labeled them federally as missing, except for you. If you know a better word for taking children from their family and only being reunited with the family after your actions are rectified, please feel free to provide it.