"I feel like the hospital should have taken strong action to protect the woman," he said.
In a statement on Twitter, United We Dream shared video of the incident, calling on followers to"call Aventura Hospital and DEMAND they tell CBP to leave the building and stop terrorizing the patients seeking care." are largely expected to avoid enforcement in"sensitive locations," such as schools and hospitals, barring extraordinary circumstances.
Just months ago, CBP faced scrutiny over its policies on accompanying detainees requiring medical treatment,that immigration officials were"obstructing medical care" at U.S. hospitals, clinics and other facilities. In one instance, it describes how a patient was transported a Houston hospital from a detention center for treatment for metastatic cancer and had only been given a"few more weeks" to live.
Why?
To all those screeching 'But they're doing their jobs!': The only thing BP agents need to mind is if aliens entering the country have criminal histories; if not, they should be let go.
We need to thank those men for making sure that terrorist or rapist or druggie or something or other doesn't rape and pillage and terrorize and blah blah blah!