For weeks, the Biden administration has been trying to prevent the public from seeing the images exposed on the 22nd, showing migrant children detained at the border in the United States sleeping on floor mats covered with aluminum foil emergency blankets and separated in groups with plastic partitions, according to the Associated Press Washington report on March 22.
Government officials adamantly rejected the country's detention of more than 15,000 children at the border or their living conditions as a crisis. But they obstruct most of the work of outsiders, making up their own minds.
Images exposed showed migrant children detained at the border sleeping on floor mats covered with aluminum foil emergency blankets, separated in groups by plastic partitions.
Officials also barred surveillance nonprofit lawyers from entering a tent on the border patrol where thousands of children and teenagers were detained. Federal agencies have rejected or ignored dozens of media requests for access to detention facilities. The Trump administration has approved such a request several times.
New President Joe Biden faces increasing criticism, including from other Democrats, for his apparent cover-ups over the border.
On the 22nd, the American Axios News website exposed for the first time a series of photos taken in the detention center of the largest border patrol in the United States, and the interior of the center was chaotic. Rep. Henry Cuéliar, Democrat of Texas, released the photos, saying, "We should take care of them as we would take care of our own children." ”
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