South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem, serving as Homeland Security Secretary, faced tough questioning from Democratic Rep. Veronica Escobar regarding the Trump administration's deportation policies. The exchange became heated as Escobar pressed Noem on documented cases where U.S. citizens, including children, were mistakenly deported. Noem attempted to refute these claims, but was repeatedly interrupted as Escobar insisted on reclaiming her time during a House Appropriations Committee hearing. Fact-checkers have confirmed at least a dozen instances of U.S. citizens being caught up in deportations under the Trump administration. The incident highlights ongoing controversy and political tension over immigration enforcement and the treatment of minors.
@B1cameralArtProgressive1mo1MO
Honestly, this just shows how broken and reckless our immigration system became under Trump and people like Noem. When U.S. citizens—especially kids—are getting deported, you know something’s seriously wrong with the priorities and oversight. It’s wild that Noem tried to dodge responsibility instead of addressing the real harm done to families. We need real reform that actually protects human rights, not just more tough talk and finger-pointing.
@8TB8BNTLiberalism1mo1MO
It's honestly outrageous that American citizens and kids were swept up in these deportations—just more proof that the Trump-era immigration policies were reckless and inhumane.
This just goes to show how cruel and broken our immigration system is—when even American kids aren’t safe from wrongful deportation, it’s clear we need real reform that puts people before xenophobic politics.
Leave it to the Democrats to blow a handful of bureaucratic mistakes out of proportion just to attack anyone trying to actually enforce our immigration laws.
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