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    Trump Gets Blasted for Breaking Up Migrant Families | Karen Bass

    enJune 19, 2018

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    • Beyoncé and Jay Z's Album Release and Trump's Space Force AnnouncementBeyoncé and Jay Z's surprise album release showcased their cultural influence, while Trump's Space Force announcement raised questions about cost and implications.

      There are two significant happenings in the world of entertainment and politics. First, Beyoncé and Jay Z released their joint album "Everything is Love," which caused a global sensation with its accompanying music video shot at the Louvre Museum. Second, President Trump announced the establishment of the Space Force as the 6th branch of the Armed Forces, which sparked controversy with his use of the phrase "separate but equal." In the political sphere, Democratic Congressmember Karen Bass joined Trevor Noah on The Daily Show to discuss immigration policy. Meanwhile, Jay Z and Beyoncé's surprise album release showcased their cultural influence and ability to captivate audiences. Trump's Space Force announcement, on the other hand, raised questions about the cost and implications of this new military branch.

    • Trump's Immigration Policies: Separating Families at the BorderThe Trump administration's zero tolerance immigration policy led to widespread controversy and criticism for separating children from their families at the border, with many arguing the facilities were inhumane and traumatizing for the children.

      The Trump administration's immigration policies have been controversial since the beginning of his presidency, with a particular focus on separating children from their parents at the border. This policy has faced intense criticism from various sectors, including lawmakers, religious leaders, and the general public. The images of children being held in detention facilities, often referred to as cages, have sparked outrage and condemnation. Despite the administration's attempts to downplay the situation, many argue that these facilities are inhumane and traumatizing for the children. While some argue that the children only stay in these facilities for a short period, others point to the long-term impacts of being separated from their families. Overall, the zero tolerance policy on immigration has been widely criticized as cruel and inhumane.

    • Family Separation at the Border: Trump Administration's PolicyThe Trump administration is responsible for the family separation policy at the border, despite attempts to shift blame. A solution is needed to keep families together and ensure humane treatment for immigrants.

      Despite the debate over the conditions in detention centers, the issue of family separation at the border is about children being taken away from their parents, and the responsibility for this policy lies with the Trump administration. The administration's attempts to shift blame to Congress and Democrats have been called out as deceptive, and the administration's own officials have acknowledged that the policy was a Trump team idea. The Democrats do have a bill in Congress to stop the separation, but without Republican support, it cannot be passed. The focus should be on finding a solution to keep families together and ensure humane treatment for immigrants.

    • Immigration policy controversy vs. World Cup excitementPresident Trump faces criticism over immigration policy while the World Cup brings unexpected results and cultural experiences

      Despite the ongoing controversy surrounding the U.S. immigration policy and the images of children being held in detention centers, President Trump has the option to either own the policy or call for help from influential figures like Beyoncé. Meanwhile, the World Cup is underway, with unexpected results such as Mexico's upset win against Germany and Russia's ban on Nigeria fans bringing chickens as good luck charms. The MTV Challenge podcast is also back for a new season, featuring competition among old school legends, modern power players, and X lovers for a $300,000 prize. The excitement of the World Cup and the MTV Challenge show continue to bring unique cultural experiences and surprises.

    • Nigerian soccer fans bring chickens as good luck charms, but Russia bans them for World CupCalifornia Congressman Eric Swalwell discusses the challenges of reuniting families separated at the US border, with concerns about long-term effects on foster care and uncertainty of family reunions if parents are deported, while emphasizing that many are seeking asylum, not entering illegally.

      The practice of bringing chickens as good luck charms to soccer games by Nigerian fans is not a common occurrence, but the Russian authorities have deemed it necessary to make the World Cup a "chicken-free zone." Meanwhile, in the US, there's a pressing issue regarding the separation of children from their parents at the border, with concerns about the long-term effects on the foster care system. California Congressman Eric Swalwell, a guest on the show, emphasized the potential strain on the system and the uncertainty of reuniting children with their families if parents are deported. Swalwell also highlighted that many of these families are not entering the country illegally but are seeking asylum, which is not a criminal offense.

    • Trump Administration's Family Separation Policy and Immigration ReformThe Trump administration uses family separation as leverage to change immigration laws, primarily targeting immigrants from Africa and Asia, while Democrats advocate for border security and comprehensive reform, including Dreamers' citizenship. The causes of Central American migration are complex and require international cooperation.

      The Trump administration's policy of separating families at the border is not a law but a policy, and they are using it as leverage to force Congress to change legal immigration laws. The administration wants funding for the wall and to eliminate the visa lottery and family unification, which primarily affects immigrants from Africa and Asia. The Democrats, on the other hand, advocate for border security and comprehensive immigration reform, including full legalization and citizenship for Dreamers. The deadlock seems to be that the administration is afraid that granting citizenship to immigrants may result in them becoming Democrats. The discussion has revealed that the causes of migration from Central America are complex and that addressing them requires working with the home countries. The policy of family separation is a contentious issue, with some arguing that it is necessary for border security and others viewing it as inhumane and against American values.

    • Building a wall is not a simple solution to immigrationThe wall faces legal challenges, is seen as a divisive symbol, and comprehensive immigration reform is needed instead.

      While President Trump's campaign promise to build a wall may have led him to win the election, it is not a simple solution to the complex issue of immigration. The wall would face numerous challenges, including legal issues due to private property and Native American reservations. Moreover, the wall is seen as a symbolic obsession of Trump's, used to appeal to his base through divisive rhetoric. To address the issue of families presenting themselves for asylum at the border, resources need to be allocated for processing them through the courts and providing legal representation. Comprehensive immigration reform is necessary, but will require a change in the House of Representatives, Senate, and White House. It's a challenging issue with no easy answers, but processing asylum seekers through the legal system and working towards comprehensive immigration reform are crucial steps towards finding a solution.

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