Parents Face Tougher Rules to Get Immigrant Children Back
24 September 2018 - Thousands of immigrant families are experiencing increasing hurdles to take custody of sons, daughters and relatives who crossed the border.
24 September 2018 - Thousands of immigrant families are experiencing increasing hurdles to take custody of sons, daughters and relatives who crossed the border.
20 September 2018 - A Senate subcommittee has found that federal officials for the second time lost track of nearly 1,500 migrant children earlier this year.
11 September 2018 - A spokesman for the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services said that the facility will be expanded to 3,800 beds from its initial capacity of 360 beds.
10 September 2018 - Immigrant children as young as 14 were forcibly restrained at a Virginia facility, but authorities consider the methods acceptable.
21 August 2018 - The children, including some younger ones who appeared intimidated by the crowd, stood in a line as a "human wall."
15 August 2018 - Some 200,000 of these children have entered the U.S. over the past six years.
10 August 2018 - Currently housing 1,520 mothers and their children, about 10 percent are families who were temporarily separated and then reunited under a “zero tolerance policy” that has since been reversed.
9 August 2018 - A report that a child died shortly after being released from a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement facility in Texas has inflamed the debate over the detention of immigrant families.
3 August 2018 - Federal authorities allege that a former youth care worker at a Phoenix-area facility for immigrant youths sexually abused eight teenage boys.
20 July 2018 - The Trump administration said it has reunified 364 children ages 5 and older with their families after they were separated at the border.
27 June 2018 - Meanwhile, the federal government has not answered questions about how it will comply with an injunction ordering authorities to return children taken from their families under "zero tolerance."
19 August 2018 - Mainstream news organizations were criticized for illustrating articles about family separation at the border with a photograph of a crying child who was in fact never separated from her mother.