ICE under the supervision of past administrations has been been dealing with people entering illegally (including prosecution) for more than a decade. It has n

ICE under the supervision of past administrations has been been dealing with people entering illegally (including prosecution) for more than a decade. It has never resulted in mass separation of families until now. For example, in 2014, when large waves of immigrants fleeing violence in central America entered the US illegally and were apprehended by ICE, they were detained in family detention centers where children and parents were together. Your suggestion that the only two choices are support for illegal immigration or support for separating babies and toddlers from families isn't supported by reality.