Even some Republicans object to Trump’s policy of ripping children away from their families — but not Pennsylvania Senate nominee Lou Barletta. He’s just fine with it.

Fox News’ defense of Trump’s cruel policy of separating families is downright weird.

Separating children from their parents at a young age can cause lifelong damage, experts say.

Homeland Security’s Kirstjen Nielsen lied to cover for Trump’s cruel policy of separating families.

Trump thought about making this guy a cabinet secretary.

Kelly made his false promise in the most racist possible way, claiming that children would only be taken away from their families ‘if the mother is sick or addicted to drugs or whatever.’

It was the perfect illustration of how inhumane Trump’s policy is.

You know you’re losing the moral argument when you have to attack Pope Francis.

In her desperation to defend Trump’s cruel policy, Conway forgot how time works.

When the government is helmed by leaders with an insatiable appetite for cruelty, even the unthinkable must be considered.

Not a single Senate Republican has signed on to Democratic legislation to stop Trump’s policy of separating children from their families. Meanwhile, Trump continues to blame Democrats for his own actions.

Trump is ripping children away from their parents, and the leaders of the Republican Party couldn’t care less.

Nearly 2,000 children have been taken away from their families in just the first 42 days of Trump’s thuggish new policy.

Trump’s plan to take immigrant children from their families and put them in camps has journalists and human rights advocates alarmed at the historical parallels.

‘Separating babies from their mothers is not the answer and is immoral.’

Babies nursing from their mothers are not safe from the harsh, anti-family immigration policy that Trump has put in place.

Ted Cruz is just fine with Trump’s inhumane policy of separating families, but he blames the media for daring to cover it.

International outrage is spreading over the GOP’s brutal policy of ripping children from families at the U.S.-Mexico border.