Can someone please help me it would warm my heart please Should children be detained and sent home even after experiencing violence in their home countries? Should children be allowed to become US citizens to escape violence

You're the second person that has asked this haha so I'm going to give you what I gave the other person :) Hope this helps!

Explanation:

Millions of children are forced to face violence and hardships over something that they don't have control over. Many children are born into a society in which violence is more than common and many of them are hurt, abused, and starved for no reason. They have no control over their situation and many parents find escape as their only way to get their children to safety. The United States of America is more than able to take in innocent children and families, provide care, keep them safe, and allow them to have a safe life like every other citizen. Allowing children and families from harmful countries to come to the U.S and become citizens in order for them to stay would cause no harm. Not only would it make the U.S a better place and have a better title, but it would help many families that have nowhere to go. Millions of children can be provided with an education, food, and shelter. Sending children and families back to a violent and unsafe society is not the right way to deal with things, they should be helped, if not staying in the U.S then at least sent somewhere where they don't have to fear losing their loved ones.

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