This particular video grabs exactly what I’ve been thinking for a while, some actions reek of extremism and are political suicide; stupidity at the least, which probably isn’t.
The narrative on the usual suspects’ broadcast surely is and will continue to exploit the human tragedy aspects of a situation like this. They omit, of course, any additional detail that could have weighed on the decision; there was not a mention of the reason she had a deportation order, or (and here I lack a legal input) why she never applied for admission under the Cuban Adjustment Act in five years. Did the husband ever claim her as it was his right to do?. All in all, something could have been considered for the child’s well-being.
Surely, there will be some who would argue she didn’t need to leave her child behind, those usually will be the ones who believe Cuba is a paradise of liberty of expression and ignore that she will have to depend completely on her husband, providing from the US in a moment the possibility of doing that is being considered to be halted by the government since the cuban regime is a declared enemy of the USA and classified as a terrorist state. At the same time, we have seen the hypocrisy of many raising hell in favor of keeping in our land gang members from Venezuela, Honduras, and El Salvador. Not a word about a little girl being stranded from her mother.