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Slack.com slash DHQ. As record numbers of foreign nationals

pour across our southern border, many of them unaccompanied minors and as difficulties

abound amid this pandemic problem on problem on problem, White House press secretary Jen

Saki deflects any questions. She wants to talk about the past administration and specifically

the morality problem that they had at the border.

You can tell migrants from right there for a month now all the way back to February 10th

that now is not the time to come, but they are coming in bigger numbers every day. So,

do you have a message problem?

Well, I would say that in the last administration, we had a morality problem and children were

being pulled from the arms of their parents and kids were being sent back on a treacherous

journey and that's not the approach of this administration. So, certainly we understand

that means there will be more kids who are crossing the border. We made a policy decision

that that was the right humane step to take. But I think it's also important for people

to understand that the vast majority of people who come to our border are turned away,

are sent back to their countries. What we're talking about here is unaccompanied children.

Wait, wait, wait, wait. So, the problem is the last administration would send a lot of people

back. And this is very different even though the Biden administration is going to send people

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