"the remains of U.S. troops"

treated like poker chips. There's hardly anyone alive to decorate these graves here anymore, wouldn't it actually be more respectful to leave these remains in NK.

It's not just parents of those 'remains'.

There was a son on the evening news hoping to get his father's remains back for burial.
Spouses, children, grandchildren, etc.

So, there are family members alive hoping to get their loved ones home.

After the war he became a cardiologist and practiced in Detroit for many years.

In addition to the 200 sets of remains Donald said we already got - right?

Donald uses the bodies of our servicemen as tools for his propaganda lies.

Of course, Donald does not actually care about them. He likes soldiers who were not captured.
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http://time.com/5318121/president-trump-north-korea-war-soldiers-remains/
21 June
“We got back our great fallen heroes, the remains sent back today, already 200 got sent back,” Trump told a rally in Duluth, Minnesota Wednesday, according to Reuters.

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http://www.newsweek.com/north-korea-still-has-not-returned-us-soldiers-remains-says-pompeo-1000928
29 June
U.S. Still Hasn’t Received Soldiers’ Remains from North Korea, Says Pompeo

government, nor any bone experts from this administration. Nor ay members from the GOP's.

If true, about time. Bring them home. One could be my grandfather.

That's in addition to not having any trust for North Korea too.

The key problem with remains being recovered from North Korea is that often they are commingled, which means it will take longer to identify the remains...it may take years before any positive identification is made

Families are still going to be waiting for any closure!

"After a formal repatriation ceremony, the remains will then go to the Defence POW/MIA Accounting Agency lab (DPAA) in Hawaii - which describes itself as the largest anthropological lab in the world - where remains from servicemen from World War II, Korea and Vietnam are tested."

Are you under the impression that the staff there is changed under each administration? Because, no.
I am sure they will do a professional job with the ID.

The "US Soldiers' Remains" that were handed over by North Korea were actually random animal bones, not those of US soldiers. I have not been able to find confirmation as to the veracity of this. Can anyone help?

Not sure about US

on Brooke Baldwin's show on CNN, stating that North Korea has, in the past, submitted bones of dogs rather than human remains. Deceitful bastards!

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Link to tweet

Not just to make sure they are human,
but not Korean.

Said it on the evening news.

DNA testing?

Now why would we need to do that? Donald says Kim is "very honorable".

(sarcasm thingie goes here)

For it to happen this fast, they've had them in their possession & never gave them back.
It takes quite a bit of time to go into the field and recover remains from the 50s. So these must have already been in storage.