It's time once again to play "what the media put in the headline vs. what the story really is."&nbsp;

These headlines are written to help forward Democrat narratives, and this one is no different:&nbsp;

Well, as usual, there's more to the story that wasn't deemed worthy of the headline which is what most people will see. Fox News' Bill Melugin filled in the blanks:&nbsp;

Ah, well that does change things just a bit.&nbsp;

Those kinds of headlines are intended to help Democrats push their BS talking points. It's activism, not journalism. But we're used to that.&nbsp;

 {ai:summary}<p>A Southern California fourth grader and his father, both Honduran nationals, are set for deportation after illegally crossing the border in 2021. They were ordered to return to Honduras by a judge in 2022, but failed to leave the U.S. after their appeal was rejected.</p><p>Critics argue that media headlines often omit crucial context, framing stories to support specific narratives. This case exemplifies concerns over journalism prioritizing activism over comprehensive reporting. #illegals</p>

Bill Melugin Again Provides Info the Media Didn't Have Room for In a Deportation Headline

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