Warren pledges to establish commission to investigate "US crimes against immigrants"

Sen. Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenOcasio-Cortez's accusation of racism shows that Pelosi is likely to be devastated by the American democratic democratic democrat democratic revolution in O & # 39; Rourke: "I would not count it yet. | House adopts defense bill with "forever chemicals" measure Five things to watch while Barry barrels into the Gulf MORE (D-Mass.) Announced Saturday that she would create a commission to investigate "crimes committed by the United States against immigrants" if she is elected president.

"On the first day, I'll empower a Justice Department commission to investigate crimes committed by the United States against immigrants," she told the Progressive Netroots Nation conference.

Warren accused President TrumpDonald John Trump In 1710, the British accused an orange-haired populist – It did not go well The mayor of Philadelphia publishes a picture of Rapinoe at the top of the town hall: "Equal pay now!" Social media summit highlights partisan approaches to MORE technology to look on the other side the abuse, but she said that she would not do it.

"For all those working in this system, understand that you are abusing immigrants, physically abusing immigrants, sexually abusing immigrants, not getting the medical care they need, breaking the law of the United States. of America and Donald Trump. may be willing to look away, but President Elizabeth Warren will not, "she said.

She also said that we must treat those who come to the United States "with humanity and that we must respect the law".

Warren unveiled this week his immigration plan, which included the establishment of a Justice Department task force to investigate charges of medical negligence and physical assault. and "give him the independent power to pursue any motivated criminal allegation".

"That this is not ambiguous: if you violate the fundamental rights of immigrants, now or in the future, a Warren administration will hold you accountable," she wrote in a Medium article.

Warren is one of two dozen people looking for the 2020 presidential nomination.