A child will die

A four-year-old boy with aggresssive stage 4 kidney cancer was deported to Honduras, along with his mother and his two sisters, seven and two years old, by the most powerful police force now on Earth,
run by yet another inhuman goebbels who declares it is “like Amazon Prime, but with human beings”.
The dying boy and his sisters are “citizens”, mind you, not that it should matter to their humanity.
But they were shoved, alongside their grieving mother, to an oblivion, in the uncaring hands of complicit underlings, one of which, instead of burrowing deep into dirt with shame, said “treatment is available in the country to which the illegal alien is being removed”.
A child will die
to the banality of this evil,
which runs unquestioned, unchecked, by the sycophants of this cruel age
—as I may, needing similarly vital care, if they decide to punish me for my thoughts and words.
We, the silent pitiful cowards who wait their turn, are responsible
for this impending death and others to come
as the concentration camps of this age, hastily built,
become death camps by simply denying healthcare to those in need.
While we are distracted by the immaterial theatrics of hegemons and unwitting puppets,
a child will die.

Melih Sener