Shut down Trump’s child prison camp

We drove for over an hour outside of El Paso, Texas, past civilization, past dead cotton fields and into the isolated desert, surrounded by distant mountains.  Then, emerging out of nowhere, was an entire city of gigantic, white tents.  That “city” did not have running water or wired electricity.  It existed on generators and imported potable water.  Indeed, it was an isolated city of 2,700 children and their guards in the windy and chilly camp city of Tornillo.&n