Let it be known, that they are no longer calling detention centers for minor illegal aliens in Texas cages or concentration camps like they did when Trump was president, and started under Obama. When questioned, Psaki was asked if you call them containers instead of cages, and Psaki’s only circle back response was “We Only Have A Couple Of Choices’. They actually resemble shipping containers, instead of cages. It’s ok now though, Joe Biden is the puppet president now.
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So Biden is incarcerating illegal alien children in makeshift shipping containers with bars on the windows. Where, oh, where are the leftist tears? pic.twitter.com/RKLf1oI9CH
— toddstarnes (@toddstarnes) February 23, 2021
White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki avoided directly answering multiple questions from Fox News reporter Peter Doocy on Wednesday afternoon about the Biden administration’s decision to open detention facilities for children apprehended at the U.S. border while trying to enter the country.
It didn't do much good for Trump to put an end to the Obama cages. Now Biden is snatching illegal alien children from their mothers and forcing them into these Biden Boxes that look like used shipping containers with only slats or steel bars for a small window. pic.twitter.com/TIA248FHfg
— Carl Worsham 🇺🇸 (@CarlWorsham) February 25, 2021
“We’ve seen some photos now of containers. Is there a better description?” Doocy asked. “Is it kids in containers instead of kids in cages? What is the the White House’s description of this facility?”“Well, let me give a broader description of what’s happening here,” she responded. “We have a number of unaccompanied minors, children who are coming into the country without their families, what we are not doing, what the last administration did, was separate those kids, rip them from the arms of their parents at the border, we are not doing that. That is immoral. And that is not the approach of this administration. These kids, we have a couple of options, we can send them back home and do a dangerous journey back, we are not doing that either. That is also putting them at risk.”
“We can quickly transfer them from CBP to these HHS run facilities. That’s one option, or we can put them with families and sponsors without any vetting. There were some problems that that that that process ran into as well. We’ve chosen the middle option,” she continued. “And these HHS facilities. This is one of them, you’re referring to, we had to expand and open additional facilities, because there was not enough space in the existing facilities … if we were to abide by COVID protocols. That’s the process and the step. This facility in Texas, which has been reopened, has been revamped has been there are teachers there is medical facilities and our objective is to move them move these kids quickly from there to vetted, sponsored families and to places where they can safely be. This is a difficult situation. It’s a difficult choice. That’s the choice we’ve made.”