This was on the back of Melania Trump's jacket. Yet I don't believe Melania was saying that she didn't care about the children separated at the border. It was, I feel, a sarcastic quip at those who don't really care but use the separation of families at the border as a political football. Obviously Melania does care, it is her signature passion and message to help stop bullying—and could there be any worse bullying than her husband's “zero tolerance” policy. Her husband's “zero tolerance” policy, not the Democrats. And it is policy, as several in the WH administration already admitted, contradicting Homeland Security Secretary Neilsen.

Her predecessor at DHS and current White House Chief of Staff John Kelly, previously told NPR that family separation "would be a tough deterrent," and said on CNN that it would "deter more movement along this terribly dangerous network." On Monday, Steve Wagner, a top Health and Human Services official in charge of managing children at the border, told reporters that "we expect that the new policy will result in a deterrence effect." This abhorrent policy is a purposeful deterrent measure by the WH, as well as a possible lever to pry money out of Democrats for Trump's Border Wall (though Trump recently called it a “Boarder Wall” and misspelled “seperation”: typical).

This was on the back of Melania Trump's jacket. Yet I don't believe Melania was saying that she didn't care about the children separated at the border. It was, I feel, a sarcastic quip at those who don't really care but use the separation of families at the border as a political football. Obviously Melania does care, it is her signature passion and message to help stop bullying—and could there be any worse bullying than her husband's “zero tolerance” policy. Her husband's “zero tolerance” policy, not the Democrats. And it is policy, as several in the WH administration already admitted, contradicting Homeland Security Secretary Neilsen.

Her predecessor at DHS and current White House Chief of Staff John Kelly, previously told NPR that family separation "would be a tough deterrent," and said on CNN that it would "deter more movement along this terribly dangerous network." On Monday, Steve Wagner, a top Health and Human Services official in charge of managing children at the border, told reporters that "we expect that the new policy will result in a deterrence effect." This abhorrent policy is a purposeful deterrent measure by the WH, as well as a possible lever to pry money out of Democrats for Trump's Border Wall (though Trump recently called it a “Boarder Wall” and misspelled “seperation”: typical).

The same policy was in effect the entire eight years of Obama and eight years of Bush before that. Why wasn't it "abhorrent" then? Obama puts kids in cages and it's humanitarian. Trump puts them in a nice clean safe facility and it's a crime against humanity.
What a guy you are.

When Melania arrived at the facility, she said this: “And I’d also like to ask you how I can help these children to reunite with their families as quickly as possible.” She is sincere, and the Left can get pretty picayune about appearances, as when last year they went nuts over Melania wearing stiletto heels to visit hurricane victims.

This was on the back of Melania Trump's jacket. Yet I don't believe Melania was saying that she didn't care about the children separated at the border. It was, I feel, a sarcastic quip at those who don't really care but use the separation of families at the border as a political football. Obviously Melania does care, it is her signature passion and message to help stop bullying—and could there be any worse bullying than her husband's “zero tolerance” policy. Her husband's “zero tolerance” policy, not the Democrats. And it is policy, as several in the WH administration already admitted, contradicting Homeland Security Secretary Neilsen.

Her predecessor at DHS and current White House Chief of Staff John Kelly, previously told NPR that family separation "would be a tough deterrent," and said on CNN that it would "deter more movement along this terribly dangerous network." On Monday, Steve Wagner, a top Health and Human Services official in charge of managing children at the border, told reporters that "we expect that the new policy will result in a deterrence effect." This abhorrent policy is a purposeful deterrent measure by the WH, as well as a possible lever to pry money out of Democrats for Trump's Border Wall (though Trump recently called it a “Boarder Wall” and misspelled “seperation”: typical).


When Melania arrived at the facility, she said this: “And I’d also like to ask you how I can help these children to reunite with their families as quickly as possible.” She is sincere, and the Left can get pretty picayune about appearances, as when last year they went nuts over Melania wearing stiletto heels to visit hurricane victims.

This was on the back of Melania Trump's jacket. Yet I don't believe Melania was saying that she didn't care about the children separated at the border. It was, I feel, a sarcastic quip at those who don't really care but use the separation of families at the border as a political football. Obviously Melania does care, it is her signature passion and message to help stop bullying—and could there be any worse bullying than her husband's “zero tolerance” policy. Her husband's “zero tolerance” policy, not the Democrats. And it is policy, as several in the WH administration already admitted, contradicting Homeland Security Secretary Neilsen.

Her predecessor at DHS and current White House Chief of Staff John Kelly, previously told NPR that family separation "would be a tough deterrent," and said on CNN that it would "deter more movement along this terribly dangerous network." On Monday, Steve Wagner, a top Health and Human Services official in charge of managing children at the border, told reporters that "we expect that the new policy will result in a deterrence effect." This abhorrent policy is a purposeful deterrent measure by the WH, as well as a possible lever to pry money out of Democrats for Trump's Border Wall (though Trump recently called it a “Boarder Wall” and misspelled “seperation”: typical).

When Melania arrived at the facility, she said this: “And I’d also like to ask you how I can help these children to reunite with their families as quickly as possible.” She is sincere, and the Left can get pretty picayune about appearances, as when last year they went nuts over Melania wearing stiletto heels to visit hurricane victims.