harrowing story about the borde border. then they claim in an editorial that doesn't exist -- this is part of what they wrote. "an average of 2,200 migrants a day are now crossing the 1900-mile border with mexico, many after grueling journeys that leave them injured, sick, or badly dehydrated, yet most of the nations along the border lack sufficient staffing or procedures to thoroughly assess health needs or to provide more than basic emergency care. and then come on march 5th come "the new york times" editorial board says that national emergency doesn't exist. saying "the national emergencies act doesn't define an emergency is, a loophole trump took advantage of. contrary to all of the evidence, there is basically not a crisis at the border." >> a legitimate journalistic look at a humanitarian crisis.
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