Acting Border Patrol chief pushes back on allegations Texas-born citizen was held in 'inhumane' cond

[rangerrebew]

Acting Border Patrol chief pushes back on allegations Texas-born citizen was held in 'inhumane' conditions
By David Montanaro | Fox News
 

Mark Morgan on allegations Dallas-born citizen was held by Border Patrol in 'inhumane' conditions

Acting Chief of Customs and Border Protection Mark Morgan responded Thursday on "Fox News @ Night" to allegations that a Dallas-born U.S. citizen was held in "inhumane" conditions at a Texas detention center.

Acting Chief of Customs and Border Protection Mark Morgan responded Thursday on "Fox News @ Night" to allegations that a Dallas-born U.S. citizen was held in "inhumane" conditions at a Texas detention center.

Francisco Erwin Galicia, 18, told the Dallas News he was unable to shower for 23 days in custody and claimed he lost 26 pounds due to a lack of food.

 https://www.foxnews.com/media/acting-border-patrol-chief-pushes-back-on-allegations-texas-born-citizen-was-held-in-inhumane-conditions

[Cyber Liberty]

When the teen was still a minor, his mother took out a U.S. tourist visa in his name, falsely saying on the document that her son was born in Mexico, thinking it would make it easier for him to travel there to visit family, she said.

This discrepancy was because the illegal alien mother filed fraudulent documents, therefore this is the fault of CBP.  Natch.   

[Sanguine]

This discrepancy was because the illegal alien mother filed fraudulent documents, therefore this is the fault of CBP.  Natch.   

I was thinking anchor baby.   Looks like that is correct.