> I mean, small wonder. Look at what was being done in the conservative name recently: separated kids in cages. That’s a hard legacy to justify. A result of th

> I mean, small wonder. Look at what was being done in the conservative name recently: separated kids in cages. That’s a hard legacy to justify. A result of the Flores Settlement[1] from 1997 which came about under Clinton and Reno in response to the practice of keeping children in general population detention. So not really a conservative legacy... It's a double edged sword -- separating children from their families, but also from the creeps[2]. [1] https://youthlaw.org/case/flores-v-reno/ https://youthlaw.org/case/flores-v-reno/ [2] https://www.vox.com/2018/6/20/17484546/executive-order-family-separation-flores-settlement-agreement-immigration https://www.vox.com/2018/6/20/17484546/executive-order-famil...