Stolen from "Close The Camps":
This is Stephen Miller doing some serious Public Relations and crisis management. Stephen Miller is guilty of lobbying for and implementing Trump's child separation policy. Miller publicly stated his intention of the police was to inflict lifelong trauma on children and infants--some as young as 2 months old. Imagine a 2-month old baby, without their mother's warmth, denied their love, kept in a cold metal box for months on end without any care. Imagine the thousands of children permanently separated from their parents. Imagine the 5,000 children who have been sexually assaulted and raped by ICE and Border Patrol Agents. And here Stephen Miller poses with his intact family after he ripped thousands of families apart because their skin is a different color and they speak a different language. Miller's wife also has co-signed her husband's every policy, even publicly flashing Nazi symbols whenever a camera is present. They think being Nazis is cute--and their audacity in posting this photo only demonstrates their base inhumanity and cruelty. Make no mistake, Stephen Miller is guilty of all the subsequent crimes that follow from the policy of kidnapping, separating, and torturing children. Miller is publicly pretending to be a family man to escape the consequences of his crime. If the Biden administration doesn't prosecute Miller for crimes against humanity, then Biden isn't about shit. Never Again means Never Again.
"We Must Secure The Border And Build The Wall To Make America Safe Again" on the Homeland Security website. https://www.dhs.gov/news/2018/02/15/we-must-secure-border-and-build-wall-make-america-safe-again
Tell me that isn't a blatant fucking reference to the famous white nationalist Fourteen Words. "We must secure the existence of our people and a future for white children". Plus it's also 14 words long.
Go down to the bottom. "On average, out of 88 claims that pass the credible fear screening, fewer than 13 will ultimately result in a grant of asylum." Who the fuck would use a fraction of /88 instead of /100 unless to intentionally arrive at that number.
Holy shit, good catch. If this was some raw number itd make sense, but the fact that they say "On average, out of 88", means they could have easily scales it out of 100. Fucking nazis