Marinara heiress Vanessa Trump, the estranged wife of Donald Trump Jr., just bragged on Twitter about sending her five children to “summer camp.”

Her tweet is being bombarded with replies that call her “tone deaf” and accuse her of deliberating trolling liberals who are upset about her (for the moment) father-in-law’s policy of holding migrant children in cages.

Several high-profile right wingers have publicly compared the DOJ’s detention centers to summer camps, among them hate group leader Tony Perkins and Fox News anchor Laura Ingraham.

UPDATE: Vanessa Trump deleted the tweet before I could even finish this post and provide some of the replies

A church in Texas was forced to take down their “America is a Christian nation” billboard after it drew criticisms from the local government.

The city made Robert Jeffres, who pastors First Baptist Dallas, remove their sign after a negative news reports.

The Dallas Morning News published two articles calling the sign “hateful” and “divisive,” and Dallas Mayor Mike Rawlings was quoted in the article agreeing with the statements.

The articles were then sent to Outfront Media, who created the billboard, and the company decided to remove the billboard. Outfront Media also canceled their contract with the church.

Human beings in America are set to enjoy the last day of having human rights before Donald Trump pulls them out of that liberal, biased, bunch of pussy-ass do-gooders – the UN Human Rights Council.

It is understood that Mr Trump is angry with the council because it has been defending the basic human right of a child not being separated from its parents, and separating children from their parents is currently one of Mr Trump’s favourite things to do.

There are also said to be other basic human rights that Mr Trump has objections to, like the right not to be shot in school as enshrined in Article 3 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights – ‘Everyone has the right to life, liberty and security of person’.
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However, President Trump has claimed that although he wants to leave the UN Council on Human Rights, he still fully believes in human rights.

“I think human rights are a good thing, a very good thing. A very important thing,” he confirmed.

“They’re just not for everyone.”

Cantwell played a recording of a chummy exchange he had with an operator who answered his call. CPD confirmed via email that the audio posted by Cantwell was authentic and that the other person heard in the clip is a CPD employee.

“I imagine you guys are getting a bunch of calls about a bunch of communists who want you to release people. I’ve got to tell you, jail is too good for these people. They ought to be put through a wood chipper and I’m glad you guys are cleaning up the streets,” Cantwell said in the recording.

“Well, that’s awesome,” the operator said. “Thanks for your support.”

“You’ve got a communist problem in that city and they have to feel law and order or things are going to get worse,” Cantwell said.

“Well actually, we’re due for another doozy here in August,” she said, referring to alt-right activist Jason Kessler’s plan for an anniversary rally.

After the call ended, Cantwell said, “So there you have it, folks. The cops in that city know who the problem is. They knew who the problem was last August and, sadly, they’re handcuffed by the politics of the thing.”

Secretary of Homeland Security Kirstjen Nielsen tried to have dinner in a Washington, D.C. Mexican restaurant Tuesday night. It didn't go well for her.
Several people recognized the anti-immigrant Cabinet official and began filming. Quickly their numbers grew and in the middle of the restaurant they started shouting at her, asking how dare she appear in public when "over 10,000" migrant children whose parents have been arrested and detained are currently being housed by the federal government in internment camps.

"How can you enjoy a Mexican dinner as you're deporting tens of thousands of people seeking asylum in the United States?"