Tlaib doubles down on AOC's concentration camp comments, claims border agents believe it's a 'broken system'

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Trump faults Democrats for crowded border detention centers, accuses media of 'phony and exaggerated' reports
President Trump on Sunday accused the "Fake News Media" of spreading "phony and exaggerated accounts of the Border Detention Centers" while blaming Democrats for the crowded conditions of the holding facilities. "The Fake News Media, in particular the Failing @nytimes, is writing phony and exaggerated accounts of the Border Detention Centers," Trump tweeted. "First of all, people should not be entering our Country illegally, only for us to then have to care for them." In his tweet, Trump also added the following: "We said there was a Crisis - the Fake News & the Dems said it was “manufactured.” Now all agree we were right, but they always knew that. They are crowded (which we brought up, not them) because the Dems won’t change the Loopholes and Asylum. Big Media Con Job!"

Ken Cuccinelli, acting Director of U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, took aim at Congress in an interview on "Fox News Sunday," accusing them of complaining about a crisis at the border they have done nothing to solve. Meanwhile, in an interview on ABC News' "This Week," Rep. Rashida Tlaib, D-Mich., agreed with fellow freshman progressive Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, D-N.Y., about the conditions of detention centers along the U.S.-Mexico border and claimed AOC was right to compare them to Nazi concentration camps. Expect the war of words over this issue to continue to rage on this week.