60 Minutes Journo Has Anti-White Rhetoric Thrown Back At Her: 'Families Can Be Deported Together'

The Families Deported together, stay together.

Notice how the MSM, including 60 Minutes, is concerned about taxpayer dollars NOW, but not when illegals and migrants cost $100's of billion dollars per year to state governments, AND a border wall for a mere $5 billion would have prevented all of this.

But that is ignored now as anti-White media just want to prevent the invasion from being removed by any argument possible, including 'caring' about separating families. Note that's they're not worried about how illegal immigration separates American families -- by crime, by murders, by economic hardship, by inflation, by being forced to relocate within America to find a suitable/safe/desirable/affordable place to live.

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