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Elizabeth Warren calls the Homestead 'concentration camp' that was opened by Barack Obama in 2015 a 'stain on our country'

Sen. Elizabeth Warren is outside of the Homestead migrant detention ahead of tonight’s debate where she called for the facility, which our friends on the Left are calling a “concentration camp,” to be shut down:

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The camp, which was opened in 2015 by then President Barack Obama, is a “stain on our country,” she’s saying today but didn’t say 4 years ago for some unexplainable reason:

So let’s recap. In 2015 when Barack Obama opened the facility? Crickets. In 2018 when she toured the border? No humanitarian crisis. And today it’s a “stain on our country”:

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More from her visit here:

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