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Marco Rubio tried to defend Trump who would expel children and it was a disaster

Frank M. EverettBy Frank M. EverettApril 27, 2025No Comments
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The Trump administration deports children legally in the United States. Trump deports children who are American citizens. Even if Trump is now the least popular president in the history of the United States after his first 100 days in power. The latest deportations of children involved Trump expelling a young cancer of stadium four, even if her father had an audience scheduled for the next morning to try to end his expulsion.

The stories are horrible and the opposite of Trump’s promise on the campaign track to expel criminals.

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Second. Of the state, Marco Rubio tried to defend the expulsion by Trump of children on the press saying:

On the title: this is a deceptive title, okay? Three American citizens aged four, seven and two were not expelled. Their mothers, who were illegally in this country, were expelled. The children went with their mother. If these children are American citizens, they can return to the United States if their father or someone here wants to assume them. But finally, who was expelled was their mother – their mothers, who were here illegally. The children just went with their mothers. But – it was not like – you give the impression that the ice agents dropped the door and caught a two -year -old child and threw him on a plane. It’s misleading. It’s just not true.

Rubio tried to move the goal posts. What happened is that the Trump administration illegally removed three citizens’ children and expelled them before their family could have regular procedures and their day in court.

Second. From the state, Rubio tried to frame the Trump administration as a compassionate to allow children to stay with their deported mothers.

Rubio managed to transform the conversation into an ever greater disaster.

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