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joyannreid on Instagram: "How do these people sleep at night?? Note how the one agent flung the baby’s shoe. This is how slave catchers operated. This is hor…"
How do these people sleep at night?? Note how the one agent flung the baby’s shoe. This is how slave catchers operated. This is horrific. Those poor, traumatized children, and now parentless. My God. Lord have mercy… and God bless those bystanders, and only them and the children. .Repost from @neighborhoodfoos •Children are watching. And they will remember.You can believe in enforcing immigration laws and still ask how those laws are being enforced—and what kind of impact that treatment will leave on the children growing up through it.For many Latino children, immigration isn’t just a political debate. It can mean watching parents live in fear, seeing families separated, or growing up feeling like their community is being treated as a threat rather than as part of the country they call home.And the consequences may last far beyond today’s headlines.When children repeatedly see government authority connected to fear, separation, or discrimination, it can shape how they view their country and its institutions for years to come. That frustration can become resentment, and that resentment can follow them into adulthood.Laws matter. Enforcement matters. But how we choose to enforce those laws matters too.Because the children watching today are tomorrow’s voters, workers, parents, and community leaders. They will remember not only what happened—but how their families were treated.The question isn’t just what we are doing today. It’s what kind of relationship with government we are creating for the next generation.#Immigration #LatinoCommunity #LatinoYouth #ImmigrationReform #FamilySeparation Latinos Community
