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ICE "suddenly separated" 4th grade boy from father during immigration hearing—now being "held captive" in Texas. "He’s alone and not able to return home," said PTA President. "Without a parent, and in a place that he doesn’t know, we can only imagine what he might be feeling." Teachers and...

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This is the story of Martir Garcia Lara, a Torrance Elementary School student detained after attending a court appointment with his father. According to the school’s PTA, the duo were suddenly separated and taken into custody by ICE. Link to full story:

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He took advantage of this innocent poor boy. His situation got worse when he entered prison. What this evil uncle did to his nephew is terrible

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A 4th grader is a child who should not be "suddenly separated from his father by ICE. Family, schools and neighbors should have been contacted immediately. If he was placed in the care of social services, someone should have been contacted. Fucking Nazi Germany in America has to stop.

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Parents and teachers in southern California are urgently asking for support for a fourth grader who is being “held captive” by immigration authorities in Texas.

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You have to be a heartless animal, and likely magat to do this to these people. They should take off their masks.

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In a leaked Ice document, agents were instructed to first locate children who have been released by into the care of relatives. Only about 50% of unaccompanied children have any legal representation in immigration court. Now, toddlers and teens alike are increasingly having to appear before an immigration judge by themselves – with little understanding of what is going on.

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The ICE thugs are the criminals!!!

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Kristi Noem admitted it—under oath.

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🇺🇸🚨🚨🚨Return the boy back to his family! Are you stealing children to do business! This is not ethical behavior from any government agency! Sent that boy to his family 🚨🚨🚨🇺🇸

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Martir Garcia Lara is waiting for his father, who has no idea when he will return. Meanwhile, the officials of the little boy’s school, Torrance Unified School District, said they are still gathering details about the case and are working with the family and authorities. “We are committed to the safety and well-being of all our students,” the district said in a statement to The Independent.

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The Trump administration is a racist organisation

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