If people get sent back to their certain deaths, tough. But it is utter cowardice to hide behind this public health measure and some terrible right-wing judges to withdraw the U.S. from its asylum requirements and abandon this moral imperative to help those who need it most.
Chris Hayes: “If people get sent back to their certain deaths, tough. But it is utter cowardice to hide behind this public health…”
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Chris Hayes criticizes the use of public health measures to deny asylum seekers and emphasizes the moral obligation to help those in need.
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