Andrea Dunlop

Like taking away your freedom, like if you are, you know, unlawfully deporting you to another country or jailing you, right, without going through, without getting a hearing even, you know, without going through a trial, without having due process. To me, fundamentally, that is very different than your child being removed because there is a very credible threat to your child.

I understand where that's upsetting and where people could see that as a violation of rights and where it can be in some cases. I mean, there is a history of child removal in this country that is extremely dark, right, from indigenous populations, you know, where they put The children took their children away from families and put them in these residential schools.

I understand where that's upsetting and where people could see that as a violation of rights and where it can be in some cases. I mean, there is a history of child removal in this country that is extremely dark, right, from indigenous populations, you know, where they put The children took their children away from families and put them in these residential schools.

I understand where that's upsetting and where people could see that as a violation of rights and where it can be in some cases. I mean, there is a history of child removal in this country that is extremely dark, right, from indigenous populations, you know, where they put The children took their children away from families and put them in these residential schools.

And I mean, it's not it's not without precedent. Right. So it is an important conversation. But I think like there is a real tension there between, you know, the welfare and safety of a child and their human rights, basically, you know, versus their parents rights.

And I mean, it's not it's not without precedent. Right. So it is an important conversation. But I think like there is a real tension there between, you know, the welfare and safety of a child and their human rights, basically, you know, versus their parents rights.

And I mean, it's not it's not without precedent. Right. So it is an important conversation. But I think like there is a real tension there between, you know, the welfare and safety of a child and their human rights, basically, you know, versus their parents rights.

rights to have them in the house it's certainly very nuanced um so yeah it's that's really interesting to sort of think about those those amendments that this speaks to it can be so daunting to make an appointment for something first you have to call then they call you back inevitably right as your six-year-old absolutely needs to ask you a next essential question and then you have to coordinate your hot mess of a calendar okay parts of that example were very specific to me

rights to have them in the house it's certainly very nuanced um so yeah it's that's really interesting to sort of think about those those amendments that this speaks to it can be so daunting to make an appointment for something first you have to call then they call you back inevitably right as your six-year-old absolutely needs to ask you a next essential question and then you have to coordinate your hot mess of a calendar okay parts of that example were very specific to me

rights to have them in the house it's certainly very nuanced um so yeah it's that's really interesting to sort of think about those those amendments that this speaks to it can be so daunting to make an appointment for something first you have to call then they call you back inevitably right as your six-year-old absolutely needs to ask you a next essential question and then you have to coordinate your hot mess of a calendar okay parts of that example were very specific to me

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