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    The New York Times‏Verified account @nytimes Jul 14

    No sitting on the floor, no hugging your siblings, and it’s best not to cry: Migrant children describe life in detentionhttps://nyti.ms/2KXl8av 

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      2. Lauren Heidbrink‏ @LaurenHeidbrink Jul 14
        Replying to @nytimes

        They also get “bootcamp” if they don’t complete chores, violate hygiene regimens, or are deemed to have misbehaved in some way. Bootcamp includes extra hours of cleaning and cooking and restrictions on recreation and free time (evidence from my research in ORR facilities).

        13 replies 125 retweets 205 likes
      3. Marlee Margulies  🌊 #BlueWave2020 #Resist‏ @ThisIsMarlee Jul 14
        Replying to @LaurenHeidbrink @nytimes

        This is horrendous. And you just know not a single accommodation is offered to kids who need it. They’ll just get thrown into Boot Camp and be expected to survive.

        5 replies 34 retweets 133 likes
      4. New Colossus‏ @New_Colossus_ Jul 14
        Replying to @ThisIsMarlee @LaurenHeidbrink @nytimes

        There have already been reports of kids with special needs, including Down syndrome and Autism Spectrum, thrown into detention, separated from their parents and not provided with necessary accommodations. Deeply traumatizing for all children, but especially these.

        3 replies 98 retweets 229 likes
      5. Marlee Margulies  🌊 #BlueWave2020 #Resist‏ @ThisIsMarlee Jul 14
        Replying to @New_Colossus_ @LaurenHeidbrink @nytimes

        😢My heart breaks. Someone needs to be held accountable. Who is going to be there to help these children later in life?

        7 replies 20 retweets 107 likes
      6. ashley  🦃‏ @ashtotheru Jul 14
        Replying to @ThisIsMarlee @New_Colossus_ and

        My 5 yo son’s moderate-severe ASD is currently very well managed because he’s received daily therapy services since he was 16 months old. The untrained observer may not know he’s different from his typical peers. Yet I’m *positive* he’d become a vegetable in one of these camps.

        3 replies 25 retweets 122 likes
      7. ashley  🦃‏ @ashtotheru Jul 14
        Replying to @ashtotheru @ThisIsMarlee and

        I think about this every day, multiple times. What about all of the sensory kids? Spectrum kids? The ADHD kiddos, like my older son? I feel such grief when I think about these differently-able children being injected with sedatives, in desperate need of physical touch and denied.

        3 replies 35 retweets 129 likes
      8. New Colossus‏ @New_Colossus_ Jul 14
        Replying to @ashtotheru @ThisIsMarlee and

        It was also one of the first things I thought of when I saw the kids crowded together in cages in huge, noisy warehouses: this is awful for everyone, but it's sheer torture for the kids with sensory integration issues.

        2 replies 24 retweets 101 likes
      9. ashley  🦃‏ @ashtotheru Jul 14
        Replying to @New_Colossus_ @ThisIsMarlee and

        Just that statement makes me shudder because I know. I know what my son would do and how he’d feel and that thought grips me with sorrow to my core. It’s toxic, traumatizing stress for a typical, well adjusted child. It’s deadly for a developmentally disabled child. Literally.

        2 replies 21 retweets 82 likes
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      2. Eduardo‏ @Eduardo92272532 Jul 14
        Replying to @nytimes @DeniseDresserG

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        3 replies 41 retweets 153 likes
      3. All That Sparkoos‏ @allthatsparkoos Jul 14
        Replying to @Eduardo92272532 @nytimes @DeniseDresserG

        Seriously though, who on the inside can initiate some underground railroad-esque shit? Trump and ilk aren't capable of complying with a reunification plan if ordered cuz they lost records necessary to do so through gross incompetence or never made/kept any, so it's up to us ❄'s

        5 replies 9 retweets 42 likes
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      2. Mommabear2000‏ @no1dragonqueen Jul 14
        Replying to @nytimes

        Stanford 1971 prison experiment. It took 2 wks before they shut that down. Giving unaccountable power to unknown jailers in secret locations. These stories are the tip of the iceberg . Thank you NY Times and please keep digging.

        2 replies 13 retweets 78 likes
      3. Leah Rodriguez  🇵🇷‏ @SpanishPeanut Jul 14
        Replying to @no1dragonqueen @nytimes

        This came up last week in conversation!! It really is comparable to this in regard to power. That video footage of the Stanford study still gives me chills.

        0 replies 3 retweets 16 likes
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      2. Jeff Tiedrich‏ @itsJeffTiedrich Jul 14
        Replying to @nytimes

        to all you MAGA morons screaming THEY BROKE THE LAW: border crossing is a misdemeanor and asylum-seeking is legal, and we don't put children in concentration camps because their parents committed misdemeanors. at least we didn't before the heartless white supremacists took over.

        15 replies 42 retweets 140 likes
      3. Cuddles with Cricket  🇺🇸  ❤ 🐱‏ @FaithLDavis Jul 14
        Replying to @itsJeffTiedrich @nytimes

        Did you bitch about it for 8 years of Barack Hussein Obama? If not then shut up.

        2 replies 0 retweets 1 like
      4. Jeff Tiedrich‏ @itsJeffTiedrich Jul 14
        Replying to @FaithLDavis @nytimes

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        Nice try. Next. https://twitter.com/itsJeffTiedrich/status/1018168472608624641 …

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      2. Pol-Henry Bonte‏ @PHBonte Jul 14
        Replying to @nytimes @SchillerWalther

        Blame the parents first ...

        21 replies 0 retweets 8 likes
      3. Walther Schiller‏ @SchillerWalther Jul 14
        Replying to @PHBonte @nytimes

        Blame the parents if you wish, but here it is not the subject, and if you think behavior of the parents, justifies this, you do not understand anything about ethic, about human rights, and definitely nothing about child's rights .

        4 replies 8 retweets 91 likes
      4. Pol-Henry Bonte‏ @PHBonte Jul 14
        Replying to @SchillerWalther @nytimes

        I do not feel dutybound to welcome them. I feel dutybound to help them in their country.

        4 replies 0 retweets 0 likes
      5. Walther Schiller‏ @SchillerWalther Jul 14
        Replying to @PHBonte @nytimes

        Again this is not the subject, the fact is , those kids are treated like that . You can hide behind you little finger as we say in french, and argue bollocks all day, this is a fact ; And if you think anything justify to treat little kids like that, you do not understand law

        0 replies 2 retweets 12 likes
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