All except for one of your examples are entirely bogus in support of your "any more" premise. Border walls? Nope. Close to zero new miles of border wall has be

All except for one of your examples are entirely bogus in support of your "any more" premise. Border walls? Nope. Close to zero new miles of border wall has been constructed under Trump. Almost exclusively what they've done is repair existing border wall that was built under prior administrations. Detention camps? What is your suggestion for what should be done with the hundreds of thousands of immigrants that are caught illegally crossing the border into the US every year? Every developed nation on the planet has some form of detention centers for illegal immigrants that are caught, including our neighbor to the north. Canada doesn't just let you freely wander into their country and become a citizen, they have a strict process; they must be super xenophobic and racist eh. Detention centers for illegal immigrants have existed for decades in the US. Calling them "camps" is language stretching at best, it's obvious what that's meant to bring to mind. Are they camps in Sweden, Italy, Greece, France and Canada too? Want to discuss Canada's low skill immigrant policies and why they're only 1.5% Hispanic (the Americas are ~73% Hispanic)? Somehow people think they're very immigrant friendly, it's fascinating, double-standards abound in judging US immigration policies. Travel bans? Every country implements travel bans when it's convenient. Check out the travel bans going on right now. The US has routinely implemented travel bans, including against Muslim majority nations, in decades past. Separating young children? That shouldn't have happened, that's a super fair point. It's no longer a policy; it ended two years ago and only existed for a very brief period of time.