Is Trump’s Emergency Crisis a Campaign Stunt?

Thom plus logo 58 former national security officials, including those from both democratic and republican administrations, have written a letter telling America and congress, that Trump's reelection stunt to whip up fear of brown people among Fox news viewers has "no factual basis." That's it - A Stunt!

There is no crisis at the southern border, but there is a crisis in Central America, caused by the Reagan administration and republican policies of supporting right wing death squads.

Instead of demonizing the refuges seeking asylum - we should put our heads together and come up with a plan to help them.

-Thom

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Coalage3 7 years 24 weeks ago
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A plan to help refugees seeking asylum is already in place. its called legal immigration.

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