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Why would you do that? There's no benefit to trying to "blend them in" with groups of little kids - they'll be separated away from the kids immediately as they all go into government detention and an interview with a federal DHS official.
Because if I'm a terrorist and I'm studying my enemy, I know there's pressure to keep families together.
I literally don't understand what introducing a blood test into the equation actually accomplishes. Are you imagining that they would have to await their blood test in Mexico? There's no legal way for the Administration to do that - again, these are all people who are already physically present in the U.S.
That's exactly what I'm saying.
If I sum up everything you've posted, you're saying that there's literally nothing we can do except process 100% of the people who show up at the border and let them in.
That's crazy.
