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Rubio slams 'misleading' headlines on deportation of three young children: 'Went with their mothers’
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0:32Now PlayingTwo top Trump administration officials Sunday hit back at accusations that young children with US citizenship were being deported to their parents’ country of origin.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio and border czar Tom Homan insisted that the children’s deported parents made the decision to bring their kids along with them, rather than the Trump administration booting the young American citizens.
“Children aren’t deported,” Homan said on CBS News’ “Face the Nation.”
“The mother chose to take the children with her,” he said of a recent case. “[If] you’re here illegally, and you choose to have a US citizen child, that’s on you” on what to do if you get deported.
“That’s not on this administration,” he said.
“You guys make it sound like [US Immigration and Customs Enforcement] agents kicked down the door and grabbed a 2-year-old and threw him on an airplane. That’s misleading. That’s just not true,” he said on NBC News’ “Meet the Press.”
Rubio also complained about the media coverage of children getting sent back to their deported parents’ country of origin.
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