US EditionJudge to consider the fate of an agreement on protecting immigrant children in US custody
- A federal judge will hear a request from the Trump administration on Friday to end a policy protecting immigrant children in custody, which has been in place for nearly three decades.
- District Judge Dolly Gee will consider dissolving a policy governing the conditions of immigrant children held in custody and ensuring their safe treatment.
- Advocates have presented firsthand accounts from detained immigrants, highlighting poor conditions, including lack of medical care and access to clean water for children.
- The Trump administration claims substantial changes have been made since the Flores agreement was established in 1997, which governs the treatment of immigrant children.
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Judge to consider the fate of an agreement on protecting immigrant
McALLEN: A federal judge on Friday will hear a Trump administration request to end a nearly three-decade-old policy on ensuring safe conditions for immigrant children held in federal custody. US District Judge Dolly Gee in Los Angeles will hold a hearing to consider dissolving a policy that limits how long Customs and Border Protection can hold immigrant children and that
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Judge to consider the fate of an agreement on protecting immigrant children in US custody
A federal judge is set to hear a Trump administration request to end a long-standing policy on protections for immigrant children in federal custody.
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