Betraying Borders

Western betrayal

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It could be contended that the presence of a double standard with respect to Nazi and Soviet aggression existed in and , when the Soviets attacked eastern part of Poland, and then the Baltic States, and then Finland, and yet the Western Allies chose not to intervene in the war. The chief American negotiator at Yalta was Alger Hiss , later accused of being a Soviet spy and convicted of perjuring himself in his testimony to the House Committee on Unamerican Activities.

This accusation was later corroborated by the Venona tapes. In , James Barron , a staff reporter for The New York Times , identified what he called a "growing consensus that Hiss, indeed, had most likely been a Soviet agent.

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At the war's end many of these feelings of resentment were capitalised on by the occupying Soviets, who used them to reinforce anti-Western sentiments within Poland. At some point of Spring , Churchill had commissioned a contingency military enforcement operation plan war on the Soviet Union to obtain "square deal for Poland" Operation Unthinkable , which resulted in a May 22 report stating unfavorable success odds. During the Fourth Moscow Conference in , Soviet premier Joseph Stalin and British prime minister Winston Churchill discussed how to divide various European countries into spheres of influence.

The two foreign ministers, Anthony Eden and Vyacheslav Molotov , negotiated about the percentage shares on October 10 and The result of these discussions was that the percentages of Soviet influence in Bulgaria and, more significantly, Hungary were amended to 80 percent. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. German occupation of Czechoslovakia. Lack of outside support during the Warsaw Uprising.

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Nazi Germany 's annexation of portions of Czechoslovakia's Sudetenland. Events preceding the war in Europe History of interwar Czechoslovakia: Germans in Czechoslovakia Western betrayal: Arms and the Covenant Why England Slept. Galeazzo Ciano Benito Mussolini. Government agencies with enforcement and custody responsibilities should have mechanisms to identify family members, and to prevent, mitigate, and track family separation in all cases.

Instead of pursuing policies of deterrence and detention, family unity, the right to liberty, and reunification must become presumptive principles. Ensuring family unity does not require legislation, but can be achieved with administrative changes.

DHS agents should receive training and guidance on identification, documentation, processing, and placement decisions for families. A continuum of alternatives to detention should be utilized instead of traditional institutional detention to avoid separating families and unnecessary detention causing trauma and due process complications. DHS and its component agencies should document and trace all family relationships.

Family separation should be recorded and justified in writing. Such information should also be collected, analyzed, and reported regularly to Congress. Information should be accessible to ORR and to family members and their attorneys.

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This should also permit families to trace other family members, file complaints about family separation, and seek family reunification. DHS should consider the best interests of the child in all processing, custody, and removal and repatriation decisions. DHS should avoid placing family members, whether a mother with a minor child or others arriving together, into expedited or reinstatement of removal. For decisions impacting a child, their best interests should always be of primary consideration and family relationships should be vetted whenever possible. This should include decisions impacting the custody, release or removal of their family members.

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During removal and repatriation, children should be protected from family separation to ensure children are returned safely without causing undue trauma. DHS should require the hiring of child welfare professionals at the border to supervise the protection of children and families and oversee instances of family separation. DHS should coordinate among its components and with HHS to identify family separation and facilitate release and reunification. This should include mechanisms to help detained family members locate and connect with separated loved ones.

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The consequences of family separation are clear and the urgency for policy change cannot be dismissed. As families continue to seek protection at our borders, KIND, LIRS, and WRC hope that this report will inform policymakers, legislators, and the public of how border enforcement policies have long failed families, and of the increased risks and costs of indiscriminate enforcement and detention on family unity and child well-being.

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