WASHINGTON (AP) — Employees of the two main U.S. immigration enforcement agencies were directed Monday to stop referring to migrants as “aliens,” a dated term that many people consider offensive.
Memos issued by Customs and Border Protection, as well as Immigration and Customs Enforcement, tells employees to use the words “non-citizen” or “migrant.” The change reflects guidelines set by the Biden administration, which is reversing many of the anti-immigrant policies of former President Donald Trump.
At least the people we're sticking in 'concentration camps' will be referred to with more humane language (in official documents).
Liberalism is about superficial shit and ignoring structural issues
Every day we're inching closer to Live, Laugh, Love detention camps.
"it's not a concentration camp for illegal aliens, silly. it's a temporary migrant overflow facility"
Seriously lacking in people-forward language, should be persons of undocumented status.
