I Would Expect Arizona To Lead The Way

[Chad32]

Because our law enforcement has such a great track record of treating people in cages well. There aren't any stories about people dying in a cell from a medical emergency or dehydration as cops watch on, right?

What is the conclusion you came to based on your observation cops sometimes abuse people that are detained?  We know what you don't want them doing.  How should they be handling it?  Just let the kids roam free in an open field while processing them?  Don't detain anyone, and let them all in?  There is a practical problem with a limited number of solutions.  And most people find all of the solutions unacceptable, which is a luxury of being a random person on the internet.

Canada, for example, let's the parents choose whether or not their kid goes to foster care or stays in immigration jail with them.  Although, it's been reported that they promote foster care, as jailing children, apparently, isn't healthy for kids psychologically either.

Keep them with their parents above all else, because it's kind of creepy to take a kid away from their mother. Whatever else you do with them is beside the point.

Canada is different. Or should I ask Min to do some research on Fucking Canada Cops, eh?