Democrat politicians are being dishonest about the border and Trump's policies

Fox News:
Dr. James Mitchell, a U.S. Air Force veteran and former CIA interrogator, blasted Democrats for likening the partial government shutdown to a hostage situation.

A multitude of top Democrats, including House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (Calif.) and Sen. Charles Schumer (N.Y.), have recently said President Trump has taken Americans "hostage" by not opening up the government.
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Humanitarian Crisis at our Southern Border. I just got back and it is a far worse situation than almost anyone would understand, an invasion! I have been there numerous times - The Democrats, Cryin’ Chuck and Nancy don’t know how bad and dangerous it is for our ENTIRE COUNTRY....
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Mitchell, who interrogated 9/11 mastermind Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, said Saturday on Fox & Friends that the true hostage-takers are the Democrats themselves.

"They're using the federal employees as human shields in order to keep the southern border open to illegal immigration," he said.

He added that Democrats' rhetoric is "all about votes" and denying Trump from keeping his campaign promises.

"It's a petty, childish, narcissistic power grab in order to aggrandize themselves. And calling [Trump] a hostage-taker actually, I think, hides the truth of what's going on," Mitchell said.

He said that Democrats are willing to let people suffer just to deny Trump implementing a tiny fraction of the federal budget for his proposed border wall.
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Where is the MeToo movement when the women migrants are being routinely raped on their way to the border?   Their silence is shameful.  It is a taint on their whole movement.  I think the Democrats can't be as willfully ignorant as they seem about this \humanitarian crisis.  I think they just don't care because they believe they will get some political; benefit from counting illegal immigrants in the census.

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