Imprisoning refugees
Info on current KOS Website:
"The last surviving prosecutor at the Nazi Nuremberg trials just offered harsh criticism for the Trump administration's family separation crisis...calling it 'a crime against humanity.'
"The 99-year-old Ben Ferencz made the comments in...interview with United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights Zeid Ra'ad Al Hussein,..
"When he learned of the family separations, 'it was very painful for me,' Ferencz told Zeid...'I came [here] under the Statue of Liberty as an immigrant.' Ferencz was a baby when his family came to the United States from Romania.
"It's a crime against humanity. We...[include it under] the Statute of the International Criminal Court. We have 'other inhumane acts designed to cause great suffering.' What could cause more great suffering than what they did [under U.S] immigration law? It's ridiculous. We have to change the law if it's the law,' he said."
"The last surviving prosecutor at the Nazi Nuremberg trials just offered harsh criticism for the Trump administration's family separation crisis...calling it 'a crime against humanity.'
"The 99-year-old Ben Ferencz made the comments in...interview with United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights Zeid Ra'ad Al Hussein,..
"When he learned of the family separations, 'it was very painful for me,' Ferencz told Zeid...'I came [here] under the Statue of Liberty as an immigrant.' Ferencz was a baby when his family came to the United States from Romania.
"It's a crime against humanity. We...[include it under] the Statute of the International Criminal Court. We have 'other inhumane acts designed to cause great suffering.' What could cause more great suffering than what they did [under U.S] immigration law? It's ridiculous. We have to change the law if it's the law,' he said."