United telling US immigration officials not to fly children separated ...

Business Insider ^ | 6-20-2018 | Benjamin Zhang

[JME_FAN]

United Airlines CEO Oscar Munoz said in a statement on Wednesday that the airline has told the United States government not to fly children separated from their families by immigration officials on its planes.

[JME_FAN]

FULL TITLE: "United joins American Airlines in telling US immigration officials not to fly children separated from their families on its planes"

Gee, I wonder if ripping children from the arms of their parents is like ripping passengers from the arms of their purchased seats?

[mplc51]

Military Planes will do the job.

[rktman]

Butt, butt, butt......Guess you don’t have to be a genius to be a ce-doh huh?

[Army Air Corps]

Yet, ANOTHER reason not to fly United.

[Az Joe]

I bet they would fly Kate Steinle’s killer anywhere

[Lurker]

Fine. Remove United from the list of approved carriers for any Federal purposes.

L

[DannyTN]

Buses

[EEGator]

When I was young, no companies made any political statements. Same for athletes...

[yoe]

"...not to fly children separated from their families by immigration officials on its planes." It is costing taxpayers somewhere around $35.000 per child per year to keep them in all the comforts of home....as Americans go without? American Airlines should stick to flying and not politics. This in nothing more than Mid-term elections propaganda.

[JME_FAN]

Here are your choices:

A. Load the invaders onto C5A Galaxy cargo transports, hand ‘em parachutes, and drop ‘em somewhere over their native land ...

B. Load B-52’s up with your choice of ordinance, and blast Mexico City off the map ...

C. All the above.

[forgotten man]

Military buses would be cheaper.

[The Toll]

I hope this country turns into a civil war killing field. I hate these traitors so much.

[faithhopecharity]

so UAL is now bossing around the government?
we’ve been fighting against the UnitedNazis taking over our country’s policy decisions.. and now we’re gonna be outflanked, taken over by UAL?

not likely...
(just watch for the response to THIS stunt, HA!)

[freedumb2003]

I have no idea how they can make much less enforce this edict.

[Attention Surplus Disorder]

Right now, today.

[FlingWingFlyer]

What the hell are they doing wasting taxpayers dollars to fly them anyway? Put them on a bus.

[jospehm20]

I try to avoid flying with United anyways. Their flights are not on time a lot and their service sucks.

[JME_FAN]

Well, you know, United Airlines is very experienced in “separating” paying passengers from their reserved seat - and then beating the crap out of them in the process.

I’m sure UAL will figure out a “solution.”

[buckalfa]

Yet if I owned a business, I would likely be prosecuted for refusing service to individuals I object to.

[BobL]

About time they got out of the child trafficking business.