Kyle Griffin

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Kyle Griffin @kylegriffin1

From the policy's earliest days in a five-month test along the border in Texas, Justice Department officials understood — and encouraged — the separation of children as an expected part of the desire to prosecute all illegal border crossers. — PolitiTweet.org

Breaking NYT: Jeff Sessions and top Justice Dept. officials pushed hard for migrant family separations in 2018, a w… https://t.co/mxumaxD50T

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Border Patrol officers missed serious felony cases because they were stretched too thin by the zero-tolerance policy requiring them to detain and prosecute misdemeanor illegal entry cases. One prosecutor warned DOJ officials in 2018 that "sex offenders were released" as a result. — PolitiTweet.org

Breaking NYT: Jeff Sessions and top Justice Dept. officials pushed hard for migrant family separations in 2018, a w… https://t.co/mxumaxD50T

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The inspector general found a memo informing top DOJ officials that sentences for adults ranged from three to 14 days, making it all but certain that children would be sent to the custody of officials at the Health and Human Services Department for long periods of time. — PolitiTweet.org

Breaking NYT: Jeff Sessions and top Justice Dept. officials pushed hard for migrant family separations in 2018, a w… https://t.co/mxumaxD50T

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