Too many machinations and false narratives underlie policy in the USA, and this causes these farcical disputations. The executive has lately seized unilateral power unconstitutional, and requires reining in, but because that seizure is based on false narratives reining it in necessarily delves into falsity.

In fact the USA has no business nurturing humanity, but is lawfully employed to serve American civilians, and other polities their populations. If one supposes the USA has a responsibility to provide constitutional protections to all humanity, one argues that military conquest of the world by the USA is necessary. I do not.

The horrific criminality of US government stems from fallacious interpretations of the Constitution predating the Civil war, and it is unfortunate that justice is so malingerent, but this is not the concern of the international community - unless one, again, supposed military conquest is the proper solution. Regarding the export of unlawful migrants to an horrific prison in El Salvador is properly managed by the international community whose nationals are so brutally treated by El Salvador in negotiations with El Salvador - or before such migrants flee their polities to begin with.

The solutions to Gordian complexities is contained in the legendary cutting of that knot, demonstrating that fundamental principles are indeed fundamental. The all too enormous suffering of humanity in the migrant crisis is only soluble when the polities inspiring the flight of their people are held to account, and their sovereignty respected rather than further interfering with lawful polities with all too abusive power wielded by transnational (and too often covert) institutions. Such institutions deliberately increase the havoc and suffering because they can increase their power thereby, while people employing their sovereign rights in their polities are the proper source of rational governance.

Thanks!