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You do seem to be defending the actions by asserting that it was the parents decision rather than an action forced by ICE.
by op00to 1y ago
You do seem to be defending the actions by asserting that it was the parents decision rather than an action forced by ICE.
- gpm 1y agoI don't see how you come to that conclusion. I am arguing by pointing to the most clear and egregious violation of the law and human rights, that isn't meant to excuse any other violations. I am not asserting that ICE followed any of the parents decisions, so I don't see that I could have possibly accidentally implied that ICEs actions were ok because they made the parents make an impossible choice and then followed it.