History of Separation of Families in the Us
Overview
Family unit Separation at the U.S.-Mexico Edge refers to the controversial practice of detaining families of undocumented migrants at the Usa and Mexico border and, in the process, placing parents and their children in disparate locations. While neither a law nor a specific policy, the practice that has been met with wide-spread condemnation, as well as a number of controversial explanations from the Trump administration.
Groundwork
On November 25th, 2017, the Houston Relate[1] reported that the Trump assistants was ending the "catch and release clearing" policy, which allowed parents and children who attempted to cross the border between Mexico and the Usa illegally to remain intact until their case appeared in immigration court. By ending such a policy, Attorney General Jeff Session indicated that the White Business firm would be putting in identify a naught-tolerance rule that would prosecute adults at the border and, in consequence, would divide parents from children, placing both in different detention centers while they awaited trial.[two] The Houston Relate wrote:
"The Houston Relate has identified 22 cases since June [2017] in which parents like Mejia with no history of immigration violations were prosecuted for the misdemeanor crime of improper entry and had their children removed. Minors cannot be kept in federal prison.
On May 7th, 2018 Attorney Full general Jeff Sessions announced that naught tolerance enforcement had gone into effect, stating that there would be 100 percent prosecution of people entering the United states of america illegally.[half-dozen] He said, "If you lot are smuggling a child then we will prosecute you, and that child will be separated from you every bit required by police. If you don't like that, and then don't smuggle children over our edge."
As of June 2018, the Associated Press[3] reported that nearly i,800 families had been separated between October 2016 to February 2018. Within three months, that number reached more than 2,400 families.
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Developments
Official Response
On June 5th, 2018, President Donald Trump falsely claimed that the policy was enacted by democratic lawmakers but did not provide proof. He tweeted, [4] "Separating families at the Border is the fault of bad legislation passed by the Democrats. Border Security laws should be changed but the Dems can't become their act together! Started the Wall." Within two weeks, the mail received more than than 18,000 retweets and 82,000 likes.
During an interview with the New York Times,[5] Stephen Miller, the President'south senior policy adviser, said the practise was a "uncomplicated conclusion" and was being used equally a deterrent. He said, "No nation tin have the policy that whole classes of people are immune from clearing police or enforcement. It was a simple determination by the administration to accept a naught tolerance policy for illegal entry, menstruum. The message is that no one is exempt from immigration law."
On June 14th, Sessions cited the bible as reason for the policy, claiming that information technology was "very biblical" to enforce the constabulary.[7] He said, "Persons who violate the constabulary of our nation are subject to prosecution […] I would cite you to the Campaigner Paul and his clear and wise control in Romans 13 to obey the laws of the regime because God has ordained the government for his purposes. Orderly and lawful processes are good in themselves … and protect the weak and it protects the lawful."
On June 17th, 2018, Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen denied that there was a policy for separating parents from children. She tweeted,[8] "This misreporting by Members, press & advocacy groups must stop. It is irresponsible and unproductive. Every bit I have said many times before, if you lot are seeking asylum for your family, there is no reason to break the police and illegally cantankerous between ports of entry […] Nosotros do not accept a policy of separating families at the edge. Period." The mail (shown below) was met with extensive criticism, received more two,800 retweets, 5,400 likes and 43,000 comments.
On June 18th, Laura Ingraham discussed the controversy on Play tricks News. During her monologue, she described the detention centers equally "essentially summer camps" or "boarding schools." Additionally, she chastised criticism of the practice as "simulated liberal outrage."[16]
During the broadcast, Ingraham interview Chaser General Jeff Sessions, who responded to criticism of the dentention centers, which have been compared to Nazi concentration camps. He said, "Nazi Germany, concentration camps, man-rights violations. What'southward going on here? Well, it's a real exaggeration, of grade. In Nazi Germany, they were keeping the Jews from leaving the country. But this is a serious matter."[17]
That day, Twitter[eighteen] user @briantashman tweeted the video (shown below).
Hither'south video of Sessions' remarks on the Nazi Germany comparisonpic.twitter.com/IuWPkFpGw4
— Brian Tashman (@briantashman) June 19, 2018
Kid Detention Centers
Following reports that the exercise of separating parents from children began receiving national attention, focus shifted, in part, to where the children were being held. One viral photograph of a young male child in a muzzle chop-chop became a pop rallying point for immigration advocates. Twitter[x] user @joseiswriting tweeted the photography with the caption, "This is what happens when a government believes people are 'illegal.' Kids in cages." The post (shown below) received more than 24,000 retweets and 35,000 likes in one calendar week.
However, according to Snopes, [eleven] the photograph was taken at an immigration rally equally part of a staged protest. They wrote:
"The photograph was taken on 10 June 2018, merely it did not show a kid confined by immigration authorities to a cage. Rather, it was snapped during a protest staged in front of Dallas City Hall to call attending to the Trump assistants's practice of separating families and confining undocumented children. Different photographs of the issue document that the same child was standing a mocked-up 'cage' open at the acme, and several commenters noted that the boy was crying not because he was confined, but because he saw his female parent exterior the pen and could not immediately figure out how to get to her."
On June 14th, NPR[9] published photographs of minors in detention centers were released by the Department of Health and Human Services, included photographs of boys wearing barcode bracelets existence scanned during meals and a landscape of President Trump with the caption, "Sometimes by losing a battle you find a new way to win the state of war." The photographs were taken at Casa Padre, which is a former Walmart supercenter that at the time held nearly 1,500 immigrant boys.
On June 18th, 2018, the website Heavy[14] stated that some of the photographs beingness shared on social media were actual from 2014, when the Obama assistants's immigration policy was enforced.
That day, CBS News Correspondent David Begnaud posted a video of the detention center provided by the U.Due south. authorities. He wrote, "BREAKING: Border Patrol @CBP just gave united states this video of the detention facility nosotros toured yesterday in McAllen, Texas. We weren't allowed to bring in cameras, or interview anyone. To be clear: this is government handout video." Within hours, the post (shown below) received more than 1,900 retweets and 2,700 likes.
BREAKING: Border Patrol
CBP</a> just gave us this video of the detention facility we toured yesterday in McAllen, Texas. We weren't allowed to bring in cameras, or interview anyone. To be clear: this is government handout video. <a href="https://t.co/Zjy80qIZFZ">picture show.twitter.com/Zjy80qIZFZ</a></p>— David Begnaud (DavidBegnaud) June eighteen, 2018
Audio of Children in Detention Centers
On June 18th, the contained, nonprofit news organisation ProPublica[19] released audio of 10 Central America children at i of the the detention centers who had been separated from their parents by immigration authorities. In the clip, children tin can exist heard crying and saying "mami" and "papá." A border patrol amanuensis can likewise exist heard proverb, "Well, we have an orchestra here. What'due south missing is a conductor." Within 24 hours, the clip (shown below) has been viewed more than than one.8 million times.
In the article about the clip, ProPublica explains how they came to obtain the sound. They wrote:
"The audio obtained past ProPublica breaks that silence. Information technology was recorded last week within a U.S. Customs and Border Protection detention facility. The person who fabricated the recording asked non to be identified for fearfulness of retaliation. That person gave the audio to Jennifer Harbury, a well-known ceremonious rights attorney who has lived and worked for four decades in the Rio Grande Valley along the Texas border with Mexico. Harbury provided it to ProPublica. She said the person who recorded it was a client who 'heard the children's weeping and crying, and was devastated past it.'"The person estimated that the children on the recording are betwixt 4 and 10 years old. It appeared that they had been at the detention heart for less than 24 hours, and then their distress at having been separated from their parents was still raw. Consulate officials tried to comfort them with snacks and toys. Only the children were comfortless."
That day, Splinter News writer Jorge Rivas tweeted[20] a video of reporters listening to the audio. He wrote, "Reporters are listening to audio of kids crying in border patrol facility, moments ahead of printing briefing @ProPublica." Within 24 hours, the tweet (shown beneath) received more than 3,200 retweets and 5,200 likes.
Reporters are listening to audio of kids crying in border patrol facility, moments alee of printing briefing @ProPublica motion picture.twitter.com/h4d8lGVLXj
— Jorge Rivas (@thisisjorge) June 18, 2018
That day, actor Ron Perlman tweeted,[21] "Been listening to the audio from the detention camps of little kids pleading, begging, panicked…I tin't end crying." The post (shown below, left) received more than v,700 retweets and 21,000 likes in 24 hours. Twitter[22] user @OMalley_HG tweeted, "'I know she's not an American citizen,' the aunt said of her niece. 'Simply she's a human being beingness. She's a child. How tin they treat her this fashion?' I truly accept no words."
Twitter[23] user @MrFilmkritik tweeted, "I dearest the reporter who decided to play the audio of crying children at yesterday's Nielsen printing briefing. I promise they keep doing this during every printing-facing issue. Never let these fuckers live it down." The mail service (shown below, correct) received more than 90 retweets and 390 likes in 24 hours.
Executive Gild
On June 20th, President Trump said that he would exist signing an executive lodge which would ban the practice of separating families at the border. According to the New York Times,[35] "Mr. Trump's executive guild would seek to become effectually an existing 1997 consent prescript, known as the Flores settlement, that prohibits the federal authorities from keeping children in immigration detention -- fifty-fifty if they are with their parents -- for more than 20 days."
In response to President Trump's announcement, American Civil Liberties Union[36] Executive Director Anthony D. Romero released a argument:
"President Trump has been brought to his knees because of the lawsuit nosotros filed on February 26 and the ensuing public outcry. Kids should not accept been separated from their parents in the start place and they still don't belong in jail. His alleged solution to a crunch of his ain making is many months too late. It is a crunch that should non have happened to begin with. He has caused irreparable damage to thousands of immigrant families.
"The devil is in the details. This crunch will not abate until each and every single child is reunited with his or her parent. An eleventh-60 minutes executive society doesn't fix the calamitous harm done to thousands of children and their parents. This executive order would supplant one crisis for another. Children don't belong in jail at all, even with their parents, under any set of circumstances. If the president thinks placing families in jail indefinitely is what people have been asking for, he is grossly mistaken."
That day, Trump signed the executive order that aimed to cease the use of family separation in lieu of detaining parents and children together for an indefinite flow of time. However, the executive order may face legal scrutiny as a 1997 court ruling may not allow the Trump administration to concord families for more than than twenty days. Additionally, the executive order does not accost how the Trump administration will handle the more than 2,300 children who have already been separated from their parents.[39]
The executive order was criticized by many. Old Director of U.Due south. Office of Government Ethics Walter Schaub tweeted,[40] "BOTTOM LINE: 1. THE CHILDREN Take NOT BEEN RETURNED 2. THE SEPARATIONS HAVE Not STOPPED YET 3. LOOPHOLES IN THE EXECUTIVE ORDER CREATE WIGGLE ROOM TO Do Information technology AGAIN iv. THE LIES ('no policy, menstruum' 'only Congress tin stop this') HAVE BEEN EXPOSED Then THEY GET NO Benefit OF THE Dubiety." The mail service (shown beneath) received more than than 20,000 retweets and 44,000 likes in 24 hours.
Online Reaction
Online, some compared the practice to Nazi concentration camps, which were used during Earth War Two. Twitter[x] user @randygdub tweeted, "welcome to your kid concentration camp. bask this stupid success win quote that makes no fucking sense." The postal service (shown beneath) received more than 1,500 retweets and half-dozen,700 likes in four days.
Many online opposed the do, criticizing it for being savage and inhumane, using such hashtags as #KeepingFamiliesTogetherAct and #ImmigrantChildren. Role player Alyssa Milano tweeted[12] at Democratic Senator Joe Manchin, criticizing him for not signing a policy that would make this practice illegal. She tweeted, "You are the only senator in the Democratic Party that has not signed on to the #KeepingFamiliesTogetherAct, @Sen_JoeManchin. The But Ane." The post (shown below, left) received more than 13,00 retweets and 30,000 likes in 24 hours.
New York representative Carolyn B. Maloney tweeted,[thirteen] "Nosotros are at the Water ice Detention Center in Elizabeth, NJ. where Water ice is denying the states entry to meet with fathers separated from their families. They're now roofing the windows with paper so nosotros can't see in. This is not America. #FamiliesBelongTogther #FathersDay." The post (shown beneath, center) received more than vii,800 retweets and xi,000 likes in 24 hours.
Quondam President Pecker Clinton tweeted,[15] "On this Father'due south Twenty-four hour period I'm thinking of the thousands of children separated from their parents at the border. These children should not be a negotiating tool. And reuniting them with their families would reaffirm America'southward belief in & support for all parents who love their children." The post (shown below, right) received more 38,000 retweets and 146,000 likes in 24 hours.
Corey Lewandowski'southward "Womp Womp" Comment
On June 19th, 2018, onetime Trump entrada official Corey Lewandowski appeared on Fox News to hash out the controversy. While being told nigh a 10-year-onetime girl with Downs Syndrome who was separated from her parents, Lewandowski interupped to say, "womp womp," mimicking the sound of a trombone, which signifies sarcastic compassion.
That day, Twitter user @jiveDurkey published a video of the changes with the annotate: "you sitting down? here's Corey Lewandowski mockingly saying "womp womp" to the story of a ten-twelvemonth-erstwhile girl with Down Syndrome who was separated from her mother at the border." The post (shown beneath) received more than thirty,000 retweets and 47,000 likes in 24 hours.
yous sitting downwardly?
hither'south Corey Lewandowski mockingly proverb "womp womp" to the story of a x-twelvemonth-onetime daughter with Down Syndrome who was separated from her mother at the border.
pic.twitter.com/6lQZ7abkY4
— J.D. Durkin (@jiveDurkey) June 20, 2018
Shortly afterward, people online chastised Lewandowski for his comments. Meghan McCain, co-host of The View, tweeted,[24] "This is so horrible, fifty-fifty past Lewandowski standards." The mail service (shown below, left) recevied more than than five,300 retweets and 23,000 likes in 24 hours.
Former Play a trick on News host and NBC News ballast Megyn Kelly tweeted,[25] "There is no low to which this coward Corey Lewandowski won't sink. This homo should not be afforded a national platform to spew his hate." The post (shown below, center) received more than 10,000 retweets and 40,000 likes in 24 hours.
Daily Beast writer Sam Stein tweeted[26] an image of President Trump mocking a reporter with disability and the comment, "How could Corey Lewandowski maybe think he could go away with such a crass, disgusting mockery of someone with disabilities????" The mail (shown beneath, right) received more than 10,000 retweets and 30,000 likes in 24 hours.
That evening, Twitter[27] published a Moments folio regarding the reaction to the annotate.
Lewandowski refused to repent for the comment.[28] He said:
"An apology? I owe an amends to the children whose parents are putting them in a position that is forcing them to be separated. We owe an apology to Jamiel Shaw and Brian Terry and Kate Steinle's family unit who have allowed those individuals to be killed by illegal aliens. The American people owe an amends to those people. When you cross the border illegally, yous have committed a offense and at that place is accountability for committing crimes and there should exist."
That evening, Twitter[31] user @ASanki tweeted a certificate that tied Lewandowski to a political action committee that works with a visitor that owns individual immigration detention facilities. They wrote, "Corey Lewandowski, who said 'womp womp' on national Tv today regarding a 10-twelvemonth erstwhile immigrant daughter with Down syndrome being taken from her mother, works for a PAC that gets donations from a visitor that owns private clearing detention facilities." The mail (shown below) received more than 15,000 retweets and 15,000 likes in 24 hours.
Rachel Maddow Breakdown
On June 19th, MSNBC host began crying during her evening broadcast while reporting that infants had been forcibly removed from their parents. Intercept announcer Shaun King shared video of the moment with the comment, "This is Rachel Maddow upon getting the breaking news that Trump has established detention centers for babies who've been forcefully taken from their parents." The postal service (shown beneath) received more than than xv,000 retweets and 28,000 likes in 24 hours.
— Shaun King (@ShaunKing) June 20, 2018
Rachel Maddow subsequently apologized for the breakdown, claiming that it was unprofessional. She said in a Twitter[32] thread, "Ugh, I'grand sad. If zip else, it is my job to actually exist able to speak while I'm on TV. What I was trying to exercise -- when I suddenly couldn't say/exercise annihilation -- was read this lede:" The post (shown below, left) received more than 29,000 retweets and 108,000 likes in 24 hours.
Twitter[33] user CapehartJ tweeted, "maddow In a nation that is losing its heart, never apologize for showing yours. Your emotion is the nation's. You were not and are not solitary." The mail service (shown beneath, middle) received more than than ii,300 retweets and 11,000 likes in 24 hours.
Twitter[34] user @tonyposnanski compared the moment to Lewandowski'south "womp womp" comments. He tweeted, "A tale of two parties…Rachel Maddow breaks down while reporting about children existence taken from their parents…Corey Lewandowski mocks a daughter with Down Syndrome being taken from her parents…Yous decide which side of history you desire to be on. I have." The mail (shown below, right) received more than 47,000 retweets and 133,000 likes in 24 hours.
Fundraisers
On June 16th, 2018, Facebook users Charlotte and Dave Willner launched a Facebook fundraiser for RAICES. Within 4 days, the campaign raised more $12.5 million of its $15 one thousand thousand goal. Additionally, more 320,000 Facebook users donated.[37] Facebook has said that it's the single largest fundraiser in Facebook'southward history.[38]
The Willners wrote of the campaign:
"We are raising money for RAICES (https://world wide web.facebook.com/raicestexas), the largest immigration legal services provider in Texas. For years, RAICES has been working with some of the nigh vulnerable members of our society to ensure they receive advancement and off-white legal representation. They have ii fundamental goals at this time: directly fund bail to permit parents to reclaim their detained children, and ensure legal representation for every separated family and every unaccompanied child in Texas' clearing courts (last year, 76% of kids (over 13,000!) did non have representation)"You may have heard the news that the president will sign an executive society today to reunite families. We are hopeful that the president will stop family separation, but that doesn't mean our work is over or that our focus can become elsewhere. A change in policy doesn't automatically bring babies back to their mothers or erase the trauma from these innocent kids. RAICES' work becomes more important than always."
Stephen Miller Doxxing
On June 20th, 2018, Splinter News[41] published White Firm adviser Stephen Miller's phone number on their website. The cellphone number has since been deactivated.
Post-obit the release of the phone number, the Twitter account for the controversial social media website Gab, which has been called "a social media app dubbed 'a haven for white nationalists'" by Media Matters, tweeted,[42] "So 'journalists' want to continue playing the 'let'southward dox people' game. I have a feeling they will be regretting this move." The post (shown below, left) received more 20 retweets and 70 likes in 24 hours.
Following the reporting, Splinter and various members of the Splinter News staff were temporarily banned from Twitter (examples below).[43]
![Hi libby watson, Your account, @libbycwatson has been locked for violating the Twitter Rules. Specifically for: Violating our rules against posting private information. You may not publish or post other people's private information without their express authorization and permission. libby watson @libbycwatson do you need stephen miller's cellphone number? splinter has published it, so have a blast with that [..] Please proceed to Twitter now to fix the issue with your account. Go to Twitter text font line](https://i.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/newsfeed/001/384/858/978.png "Libby Watson Banned")
In a statement to Endgadget,[44] a Twitter spokesperson said of the incident:
It'due south confronting our policies to share other people's private information on Twitter, including directly linking to that information. Today, we temporarily blocked accounts that shared this information until they deleted the Tweet that violated our rules. At this time, the number that was previously existence shared is no longer a valid number and, as such, we are no longer enforcing our policy against individuals Tweeting or linking to that information.
Time Cover
On June 21st, Time Magazine tweeted[45] their cover for that week's magazine, which depicts President Trump looking downward at a crying migrant kid. The organization posted the epitome on Twitter (shown below) with the caption, "Time's new cover: A reckoning afterwards Trump'due south border separation policy: What kind of country are we?" The mail (shown below) received more than 33,000 retweets and 44,000 likes in 24 hours.
Melania Trump "I Really Don't Care, Do U?" Jacket
On June 21st, The Daily Mail[48] reported the in a surprise visit to the boarder in Texas, First Lady Melania Trump wore a $39 Zara jacket that reads, "I really don't intendance, do u?" That day, Twitter[49] user @timkmak tweeted, "Daily Mail reports that Melania Trump boarded her plane to Texas wearing a jacket that said on the back, 'I really don't care, practise u?'" The mail (shown below) received more than 3,700 retweets and 4,300 likes in 24 hours.
The jacket was quickly criticized equally being a reflection of the Start Lady's feelings on the controversy. A spokeswoman for the offset lady responded by proverb, "It's a jacket. There was no hidden message. After today's important visit to Texas, I hope this isn't what the media is going to choose to focus on."[l]
Twitter[51] @TheLincoln tweeted, "I agree that there is no 'hidden message' when the message is PAINTED IN Behemothic LETTERS ON THE Back FOR Anybody TO READ." The post (shown below, left) received more than 400 retweets and ane,200 likes in 24 hours.
Idea out the solar day, people go on to make comments and jokes virtually the jacket (examples beneath, middle and right).
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Homeland Security Chief Mexican Restaraunt Protestation
On June 19th, a group of activists from the Autonomous Socialist of America (D.S.A.) entered the Washinton, D.C. Mexican restaurant MXDC Cocina Mexicana to confront Homaland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen, who was dining at the time.[29] The Metro D.C. chapter of the D.S.A. published a live video of the confrontation on Facebook. The post (shown below) received more two,700 reactions, one,200 shares and one million views in less than 24 hours.
Later that evening, the group posted a statement on the protestation.[30] Margaret McLaughlin, a member of the Metro DC Democratic Socialists of America Steering Commission, said, "We will not stand by and let Secretary Nielsen dine in peace, while she is directing her employees to tear little girls away from their mothers and crying boys abroad from their fathers at our border." The mail service (shown below) received more than one,100 reactions and 200 shares.
Drome Welcoming
On June 20th, hundreds of activists and protestors went to LaGuardia Drome in New York City, to show support for migrant children who were separated from their parents and rumored to be flown there.[47] While no migrant children arrived, "activists pledge to return to LGA as long as migrant children separated from their families are brought to New York."[46]
Philip A. Hart Senate Office Building Protestation
On June 28th, the Women's March, Centre for Popular Republic and other advocacy groups staged a sit-in at the Philip A. Hart Senate function to protest the Trump administration'southward zero-tolerance policy.[52] More than than 500 protestors were arrested and roughly 575 people were charged with unlawfully demonstrating, receiving a $l fine.
At to the lowest degree one of those arrested was a U.S. congressperson, Representative Pramila Jayapal. Following her arrest, she tweeted[53] a video with the caption, "I was just arrested with 500+ women and @WomensMarch to say @RealDonaldTrump's fell null-tolerance policy will non continue. Not in our country. Not in our name. June 30 we're putting ourselves in the street once more." The post (shown below) received more than 8,400 retweets and 21,000 likes in four days.
— Rep. Pramila Jayapal (@RepJayapal) June 28, 2018
Families Belong Together Protest
On June 30th, 2018, hundreds of thousands of people in the The states joined mass pretests of the Trump administrations policies. Protests were held in all 50 states and more than 700 events were organized in cities such every bit New York, Chicago, Los Angeles and Washington D.C.
That 24-hour interval, Twitter[54] business relationship @MillenPolitics tweeted, "This is what democracy looks like. Over 700 protests all over the country demanding an end to Trump's aught-tolerance immigration policy. We were proud to partner with @MoveOn & dozens of other organizations to aid coordinate this day of activeness." The post (shown below, left) received more than 450 retweets and 760 likes in ii days.
Twitter[55] user @romyreiner tweeted a photograph of 1 of the protests, writing, "Trump'southward puny crowd would be swallowed by the crowds that showed upward yesterday. #FamiliesBelongTogether." Within 24 hours, the post (shown beneath, center) received more than than 120 retweets and 600 likes.
Others online shared pictures of protest signs. Twitter[56] user @JaclynCorin tweeted a flick of a human holding a sign that reads, "Stop gun violence not immigrants fleeing violence." The post (shown beneath, correct) received more than i,000 retweets and 4,700 likes in 24 hours.
During the protest in Los Angeles, California, Representative Maxine Waters, who received several death threats that week, delivered a speech that was widely shared online. She said in her speech communication, "We take some members of Congress who are intimidated. I accept no fear. I'yard in this fight…If yous shoot me, you better shoot directly. In that location's cipher like a wounded animal…They cartel me to say impeach him. Today I say Impeach 45." CNN'southward Keith Boykin tweeted[57] a video of the speech (shown below), which received more than half-dozen,500 retweets and 19,000 likes in 24 hours.
Rep. Maxine Waters: "We have some members of Congress who are intimidated. I accept no fear. I'thou in this fight…If you shoot me, you better shoot straight. There'south zilch similar a wounded animal…They dare me to say impeach him. Today I say Impeach 45." #FamiliesBelongTogether pic.twitter.com/OwNTvR5PSg
— Keith Boykin (@keithboykin) July ane, 2018
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