@CNN: CNN’s Jim Acosta asks about family separations at the border: “Why is the government doing this?” White House press secretary Sarah Sanders: “Because it’s the law and that’s what the law states…” https://t.co/UwjVonnjtr https://t.co/cloXbB73ef

June 14, 2018 / The Arbiter / CNN

@CNN: CNN’s Jim Acosta asks about family separations at the border: “Why is the government doing this?”

White House press secretary Sarah Sanders: “Because it’s the law and that’s what the law states…” https://t.co/UwjVonnjtr https://t.co/cloXbB73ef

CNN's Jim Acosta asks about family separations at the border: "Why is the government doing this?"

White House press secretary Sarah Sanders: "Because it's the law and that's what the law states…" https://t.co/UwjVonnjtr pic.twitter.com/cloXbB73ef

— CNN (@CNN) June 15, 2018

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@CNN: CNN’s Jim Acosta asks about family separations at the border: “Why is the government doing this?” White House press secretary Sarah Sanders: “Because it’s the law and that’s what the law states…” https://t.co/UwjVonnjtr https://t.co/cloXbB73ef

@CNN: World Bank President Jim Yong Kim abruptly resigned nearly 3 years ahead of schedule, setting up an opening for President Trump to fill — and a potential clash with other countries over the long-standing practice of the US making the appointment https://t.co/lsEcIFFsy3

@CNN: To demonstrate Paul Manafort’s elaborate spending habits, prosecutors released an image of a $15,000 coat made from an ostrich https://t.co/Jueh7hpxBK https://t.co/8L2sBewHCt

@CNN: 23andMe, the genetics testing startup, wants to develop drugs based on your DNA https://t.co/8oCsCUzhjw https://t.co/sfHkLO4ULh

@CNN: A former Uber software engineer is suing the company over claims that she experienced sexual harassment, racial discrimination and pay inequity while working there https://t.co/r61uOdLSVP https://t.co/xelm1BnJzH

@CNN: “The very thing that some of us argue keeps us free and safe — our right to own guns — has become our terminal diagnosis, and we can’t escape it, not even in the safest city in America.” -Suzanne Roberts, who grew up in Thousand Oaks | via @CNNOpinion https://t.co/QMtHu2nlVc

@CNN: Would you pay $1,000 for the next iPhone? https://t.co/LNjKPOGcCd https://t.co/sfdWzb4Om1

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