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Google Play or the App Store. The cruelty machine inside Trump's America where paying as policy and

fear is the fuel. Earlier this month, ICE agents detained a six-year-old

Honduran boy battling leukemia as he left an immigration court in Los Angeles with his mother and

sister. A child fighting for his life was ripped from his fragile medical routine and locked away for over a month

interrupting his treatment, crying himself to sleep night after night in a concrete cell instead

of a hospital bed. This wasn't a mistake. It was cruelty by design, an intentional act of

terror by a government that now treats compassion as weakness and suffering as a political

weapon. ProPublica this morning published a report titled, Blooding Faces, Sobbing Children, Immigration

Officers smashed car windows to speed up arrests, documenting massive use of physical violence,

including over 50 occasions where car windows were smashed

and examples of people who were beaten up by ice.

This level of mass of, they call this level of police brutality unprecedented, pointing out that no police agency has ever behaved like this prior to the Trump administration.

The Guardian reports, quote, a Liberian man detained by ICE in Georgia was put in solitary confinement

after complaining about flooding in his cell that he said was potentially dangerous for his

electronic prosthetic legs. Since then, his challenges in detention have included the screws

coming out of his prosthetic legs,

causing her to fall and injure his hand and being unable to obtain new fitted legs.

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