On the recordJanuary 20, 2016
These children need to be understood because they--if they are forced to leave our country, their fate is very much in doubt.
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Cardin highlights the vulnerability of children facing deportation and the need for their rights to be protected.
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if Putin is so mad about this, probably there will be some other dictators that would not like it as well
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