These firsthand accounts from migrant minors will shatter your heart.
From a 12-year-old boy:
“I’m hungry here at Clint all the time. I’m so hungry that I have woken up in the middle of the night with hunger….I’m too scared to ask the officials here for any more food.”“Three days ago my baby soiled his clothes. I had no place to wash the clothes so I could not put them back on my baby because when he went to the bathroom his poop came out of his diaper and all over his clothing. Since then, my baby of only three months has only been wearing a small little jacket made of t-shirt material.
Our country’s immigration and asylum policies are criminal. Animal shelters in this country are cleaner, safer, and more humane than the conditions described here by human children. All we can do is continue to hold our representatives accountable and keep donating to organizations like
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