The great Lalo Alcatraz put truth in his cartooning pen. Damn, that hurts.
Lalo Alcaraz cartoon, what he saw at the child detention centers, June 19, 2018. Or something like that. Please share, he asks, for our #MAGA friends.
Sadly, Lalo Alcaraz got it right. How many steps down the road must a man take before we call him lost?
Shake of the old scrub brush to The Mexican Judge, Lalo Alcaraz hisownself.
As promised, tonight's toon…Please share this #MAGA cartoon, and remember, sharing is caring, always share #laloalcaraz cartoons, it's one way to make him stop typing in the third person. #WhereAreTheGirls #WhereAreTheChildren pic.twitter.com/1EcRR9hrpf
— Lalo Alcaraz (@laloalcaraz) June 19, 2018
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