That's exactly what will happen. Nothing illuminating here. It was done only to buy Congress more time to come up with a legal way of dealing with the issue. Trump is obligated to follow the law, and he's asked the legislature to come up with a solution. If you don't like the law, then have it changed. But to blame any President for doing his Constitutional duty of enforcing the law shows a lack of understanding of how the political system works. 

It's also interesting how this crisis just seems to have come to the publics' (and medias') attention immediately following the release of the IG report. Interesting for sure.......

I love that the crowd probably would spout that America is the home of the free while throwing someone out for heckling (not attacking, heckling) the President. There's your freedom right there.

The cover of the July 2nd issue of Time.

Only if you're of a conspiratorial bent.  To the rest of us, it's a crisis of Trump's own making and the public should rightly not only have been alerted to it, but be vocal in that condemnation as well. 

I see the administration attacking the airlines for not taking separated kids, saying something like 'the border is broken, why won't the airlines help?'

The FLOTUS wears a controversial jacket, her people say it wasn't a message, POTUS says it WAS a message, aimed at fake news. 

Congress is working on a bill to keep kids with their parents at the border, but are also working to cut aid to poor kids already here. 

I have to keep checking, is the planet we're on square?

Or I keep expecting everyone I see to have goatees and agonizers. 

This seems to put the Time magazine cover in a different light:

So the child was never separated from the mother. The mother basically kidnapped the child. And the mother was being searched by border agents (after illegally crossing the border) causing the child to cry. Do you ever feel like you're being played?

"Denis said his wife and daughter were never separated by border control agents and remain together."