For months now the world has been caught up watching the horror unfold for asylum seekers traveling to the United States as they flee violence and persecution in their own countries. U.
S. President Donald Trump and his administration have been separating families that have arrived systematically,leaving over 14000 children in detention camps across the country.
Now a fresh government watchdog memo has emerged, which says that the Trump administration waived rigorous background checks for all staff now working at the biggest detention camp that has become domestic to migrant children, and according to Business Insider.
Per the memo,former director of the federal Office of Refugee Resettlement personally signed the documentation that would allow contractors to skip the normal requirements for child abuse and neglect checks that employees who care for children would normally have to undergo. This particular memo is in effect for those working at the tent city in Tornillo, Texas.Click here to continue and read more...
Source: inquisitr.com