(Jacob Bruns, Headline USA) California Democrats raided private preschools looking for masks, as well as parental violations of COVID-19 pieties, because that’s what radical leftists do when despotic government mandates are exposed for the useless tools that they are.
Democrats also interrogated the four-year-olds to see if they could uncover any COVID masking dissenters among school administrators, according to the Gateway Pundit.
State agents raided three local preschools as part of a mask enforcement move. They separated children and interviewed them without familiar adults present in isolated rooms. https://t.co/v1MxFER5U4
— Scott Lewis (@vosdscott) March 7, 2022
“State agents raided three local preschools as part of a mask enforcement move,” journalist Scott Lewis tweeted.
“They separated children and interviewed them without familiar adults present in isolated rooms.”
Aspen Leaf, one of the schools in question, had apparently communicated a clear no-masking policy last June, but the Californian bureaucracy is moving to punish them just days before the state’s long-standing mask mandate is lifted.
Parents at the school were infuriated by the state raids.
“This gross abuse of power is shameful and unacceptable for many reasons,” wrote the Rosados, a family whose children attend Aspen Leaf.
“The people who ordered this to be done and those who participated should be held responsible.”
The California Department of Social Services and its childcare licensing program oversee regulatory compliance in all schools, according to the Gateway Pundit, a massive intrusion into the lives of American citizens.
The agency is supposed to intervene in instances of potential child abuse or other extreme circumstances. Now it finds itself intruding into schools to check for masking.
The state agents notably questioned a two-year-old who is unable to speak with clarity.
Connie Wu, a parent at the school, mentioned that her daughter was unable to relay the questions asked by the agents because she is so young.
“She’s not developmentally able to tell me,” Wu told me. “She doesn’t have the vocabulary to be able to talk about being interviewed by a stranger.”
