A year long investigation by the DHS Inspector General found "no misconduct or malfeasance" by immigration officials in the death of 2 Guatemalan children who were in CBP custody last year: washingtonpost.com/immigration/dh…
It is worth noting that countless politicians and activists tried to blame these deaths on CBP and the current administration.
Just last week, the @HispanicCaucus baselessly claimed "the govt's negligence" for one of the deaths:
Just last week, the @HispanicCaucus baselessly claimed "the govt's negligence" for one of the deaths:
@HispanicCaucus Small sample of how these tragic deaths were covered at the time:
@HispanicCaucus Just a few weeks ago, Elizabeth Warren tried to blame one of the deaths on the Trump administration's "cruelty and neglect":
@HispanicCaucus Will all the politicians who tried to blame immigration officials for these deaths be asked about it now?
FYI Jakelin died as a result of "sequelae of Streptococcal sepsis" (a massive infection), not dehydration or shock (as some suggested at the time).
FYI Jakelin died as a result of "sequelae of Streptococcal sepsis" (a massive infection), not dehydration or shock (as some suggested at the time).
