Jackeline Caal had traveled, mostly on foot, a thousand miles or so from Guatemala to the US border. She was exposed to 100F temps and rainy weather. Who knows what she ate along the way? If the girl was suffering from just dehydration, 6 hours may or may not be enough time to treat her. But, is that the case? She was in bad shape when the BP picked her up, dehydrated, exhausted, eight hours after being taken in, she began having seizures--not a common reaction to just dehydration. Her fever grew to 105.7. According to reports, including interviews with her father, she hadn't been given food or water for several days prior to being taken in by the BP. Why is that? Is that president Trump's fault?

Mexican medical professionals are reporting a high number of cases (60%) of respiratory infections among the migrants, they are spitting, sneezing, coughing and vomiting, many are infected with lice and are suffering various insect bites, cases of Tuberculosis and HIV are showing up.

Is it our fault that her father took her on a thousand mile trek across Mexico, exposing her to all kinds of hazards, including unsanitary conditions and human wastes? When US border authorities realized her condition was life threatening, they choppered her to a hospital. They did try to save her life.

Every black hearted l*****t hypocrite who tries to put this girl's death on president Trump's shoulders and by association all of us who support him can Kilo Mike Alpha.

You may have seen this in the news: 7-year-old migrant girl taken into Border Patrol custody dies of dehydration, exhaustion https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/girl-who-crossed-border-dad-died-border-patrol-custody-n947811

Depending on which source you read, the child and her father were detained after they illegally crossed into the US. Without fail, all of the articles seem to be blaming Border Patrol because she started having seizures after they were taken into custody. She was rushed by helicopter to hospital where she died.

I think the parent, who d**gged his daughter into the desert should be held for manslaughter. It was not Border Patrol who put the child in danger, it was her own father. Should these reckless parents be held/arrested when they d**g their kids into conditions that even the most well trained hiker take serious? If this was a US citizen, you can bet you sweet bippy that he would be facing some serious jail time. Indeed, all the articles agree that the child had not had food or water for several days.

What is your opinion?

Jackeline Caal had traveled, mostly on foot, a thousand miles or so from Guatemala to the US border. She was exposed to 100F temps and rainy weather. Who knows what she ate along the way? If the girl was suffering from just dehydration, 6 hours may or may not be enough time to treat her. But, is that the case? She was in bad shape when the BP picked her up, dehydrated, exhausted, eight hours after being taken in, she began having seizures--not a common reaction to just dehydration. Her fever grew to 105.7. According to reports, including interviews with her father, she hadn't been given food or water for several days prior to being taken in by the BP. Why is that? Is that president Trump's fault?

Mexican medical professionals are reporting a high number of cases (60%) of respiratory infections among the migrants, they are spitting, sneezing, coughing and vomiting, many are infected with lice and are suffering various insect bites, cases of Tuberculosis and HIV are showing up.

Is it our fault that her father took her on a thousand mile trek across Mexico, exposing her to all kinds of hazards, including unsanitary conditions and human wastes? When US border authorities realized her condition was life threatening, they choppered her to a hospital. They did try to save her life.

Every black hearted l*****t hypocrite who tries to put this girl's death on president Trump's shoulders and by association all of us who support him can Kilo Mike Alpha.

A fair question... Hope I can do it justice...

In my opinion it is a parent's (especially a father's) duty to protect their children...
This man made a choice that I personally could never condone...
Perhaps there were circumstances that forced his hand and led him to endanger his child in such a reckless manner , but at the moment I have found no information to support that hypothesis...

It seems like the border patrol did everything in their power to help this child. Including using a helicopter. It is often difficult to determine the condition of children , especially if their guardian is being less than forthcoming (have no information as to what the father told the border agents at the time)...
I believe they should be commended for their actions and would like to include them in my above mentioned prayer... We often forget how difficult these situations can be for those who have chosen to put themselves on the frontlines...

God bless these border agents. We thank them for their dedication and diligence. May they continue to serve us with honor. Amen