Several migrant advocacy organizations have released a report examining years of family separation policies enacted under the Trump administration to remind the public and lawmakers of what transpired.

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Report documents family separations during 1st Trump term

A report published Monday by a coalition of human rights groups estimates that as many as 1,360 children who were separated from their parents under the first Trump administration's "zero tolerance" policy have yet to be reunited, causing immense suffering for families ensnared in the punitive effort to deter border crossings.The 135-page report was produced by Human Rights Watch (HRW), the Texas Civil Rights Project (TCRP), and the Lowenstein I…

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'Calculated cruelty': Report details lasting harms of Trump family separation policy

“We need to discuss my separation proposal,” Tom Homan wrote in an email in August 2017. The then head of the U.S. Immigration and Customs Control Service (ICE) was referring to the immigration family separation policy implemented at the border during Donald Trump’s first term. Although it did not come into effect until 2018, members of the Republican administration began to push the move just a few weeks after the tycoon took office in January …

“Tenemos que discutir mi propuesta de separación”, escribía Tom Homan en un correo electrónico en agosto de 2017. El entonces responsable del Servicio de Inmigración y Control de Aduanas de Estados Unidos (ICE, por sus siglas en inglés) se refería a la política de separación de familias de inmigrantes implementada en la frontera durante el primer mandato de Donald Trump. Aunque no entró en vigor hasta 2018, miembros de la Administración republic…

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The report acknowledges that Joe Biden's government has taken "remarkable steps" to redress as much as possible the harm inflicted on families.

El informe reconoce que el Gobierno de Joe Biden ha tomado "medidas notables" para reparar en lo posible el daño infligido a las familias.

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More than 4,600 children were arrested and forcibly separated from their families on the country's southern border during Donald Trump's administration. Six years later, about a third of them, 1,360 minors, remain unaccounted for and have never met with their parents. These are the alarming data brought to light by a Human Rights Watch report published on Monday that further notes that the U.S. government deliberately separated children from the…

Más de 4.600 niños fueron detenidos y separados a la fuerza de sus familias en la frontera sur del país durante la administración de Donald Trump. Seis años después, cerca de un tercio de ellos, 1.360 menores, siguen en paradero desconocido y nunca se han reunido con sus padres. Estos son los alarmantes datos que saca a la luz un informe de Human Rights Watch publicado este lunes que, además, señala que el Gobierno de Estados Unidos separó delib…

1.360 niños migrantes separados de sus padres en la era Trump siguen sin reunirse con sus familias

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1,360 migrant children separated from their parents in the Trump era are still not reunited with their families

A report published Monday by a coalition of human rights groups estimates that as many as 1,360 children who were separated from their parents under the first Trump administration's "zero tolerance" policy have yet to be reunited, causing immense suffering for families ensnared in the punitive effort to deter border crossings.



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'Calculated Cruelty': Report Details Lasting Harms of Trump Family Separation Policy

Several migrant advocacy organizations have released a report examining years of family separation policies enacted under the Trump administration to remind the public and lawmakers of what transpired.	


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McALLEN, Texas (Border Report) -- Several migrant advocacy organizations have released a report examining years of family separation policies enacted under the Trump administration to remind the public and lawmakers of what transpired. 
	
		Border Report Live: ‘Border czar’ accepts Texas land as others push back on deportations	   The 131-page report, "We Need to Take Away Children: Zero Accountability Six Years After ‘Zero Tolerance,'" was prod…

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More than 4,600 children were arrested and forcibly separated from their families on the country’s southern border during Donald Trump’s administration. Six years later, about a third of them, 1,360 minors, remain unaccounted for and have never met with their parents. These are the alarming data released by a Human Rights Watch report published on Monday, which further notes that the United States Government deliberately separated children from …

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Stop Separating Immigrant Families Press Conference and Rally Chicago Illinois 6-5-18. Charles Edward Miller, CC BY-SA 2.0 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/2.0, via Wikimedia Commons By Jake Johnson / Common Dreams A report published Monday by a coalition of human rights groups estimates that as many as 1,360 children who were separated from their parents under the first Trump administration’s “zero tolerance” policy have yet to be reu…

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After apprehending a father and son from Honduras near Mission, Texas, on the US-Mexico border, US border agents prepare to send them to a US Customs and Border Protection (CBP) processing center, where they face possible separation, June 12, 2018. 
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