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Regrettably, the brutal treatment of Haitians by American leadership is definitely not in alignment with Joe Biden’s claim that we’re turning the page on a “human rights centered foreign policy.”
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Replying to @marwilliamson @hemanr
so is everyone in the entire world. So allow all 1 billion people who want to come in to come in, correct? your airy-fairy ideas have to have the rubber meet the road. But by that time you seem to be onto the next airy-fairy idea. No time for that kind of "negativity"?
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agreed and should not be tolerated.
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Until the 1960s, world leaders kept trying to abolish passports and restore the freedom of movement regime. #regression ponderwall.com/index.php/201…

In 1920 World Leaders Tried to Restore the Freedom of Movement Regime

In 1914, France, Germany, and Italy made passports mandatory. The passport conference of 1920 wanted to restore the pre-war freedom of movement regime.

ponderwall.com
Replying to @marwilliamson
The orange "guy" didn't treat Haitians very well either.
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What a heart breaking story ... BIDEN OWNES THIS ... these are HIS CHOICES and HIS ORDERS ... He's so fearful of being criticized by the Republicans!
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It's so blantantly in your face prejudice -- I can't believe they're going through with it. And transferring them to Guantanamo as hear they're doing -- doesn't make it any fairer.
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Yes, so sad to see any humans treated so inhumanely. However, also important to recognize what is right about what is wrong. It enables conversation with those whose opinions differ.
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They’re pretty upset with the Clinton’s for some reason.