President Trump Signs Executive Order to Keep Families Together at Border

Article author: 
Cristina Laila
Article publisher: 
Gateway Pundit
Article date: 
20 June 2018
Article category: 
National News
Tags: 
border
enforcement
DHS
ICE
illegal immigration
DACA
illegal aliens
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Democrats on Tuesday rejected a bill that would keep illegal immigrant families together on the border....

Senate Democratic Leader Charles Schumer (N.Y.) on Tuesday dismissed a legislative proposal backed by Republican leaders to keep immigrant families together.
 
Homeland Security officials say there have been 148 cases where someone fraudulently posed as a family member of children at the U.S. border from October to April....
 
Senator Chuck Schumer proved what we know to be true.
 
The Democrats do not want to solve the immigration problem. They would rather the problem persist so they can continue to wring their hands over another manufactured crisis to distract from the damning IG report and robust economy.
 

 

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President Donald Trump signed an executive order on Wednesday to halt the practice of separating illegal immigrant families apprehended at the border, despite questions about its constitutionality....

 

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