US immigration officials picked up a blind refugee and took him to a detention center but realized he was not a criminal and could not be deported. Instead of taking him home, they dropped him on the street five miles from his house and without the walking stick he had with him and needed. He died.
This isn't about policy or whether illegal immigrants should be deported. It's common decency to our fellow man. Who would ever drop a blind man on the street without even the walking stick he had when you picked him up rather than taking him home. If you care about life and decency and morals than this must disgust you regardless of your politics. It's just wrong.
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