Trump administration revives detention of immigrant families | Chattanooga Times Free Press

By Ana María Cañizares and Andrea Gomez, CNN en Español Thousands of immigrant families in the US live in fear of being separated from their children due to possible detention or deportation due to the Trump administration's immigration policies. In response, World Voices Media, in collaboration with HCN Global/La Red Hispana, launched the "Protect Your Children" campaign, which seeks to provide parents, especially undocumented parents, with the…

‘Baby prisons’: Trump administration is once again detaining migrant families with children

Parents with children as young as one have begun arriving at an immigration detention center in Karnes, South Texas. They are the first families detained by the Donald Trump administration, which has reintroduced a practice largely curtailed during the Biden administration and denounced by human rights organizations as inhumane. The families will remain in federal custody, in facilities critics have described as “baby prisons,” until they are re…

Trump administration revives detention of immigrant families | Chattanooga Times Free Press

For decades, detaining immigrant families who are in the country illegally has been a contentious enforcement tactic.

Trump’s New Registration Requirement Could Forcibly Separate Millions of Immigrant Families

Sara Hamdi was 12 years old when her parents were forced to “register” with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) because they were non-citizens from a Muslim country. She still remembers the anxiety they felt as they reported to the U.S. government. As they feared, their forced registration with ICE would ultimately lead to years […] The post Trump’s New Registration Requirement Could Forcibly Separate Millions of Immigrant Families ap…

Donald Trump continues to focus on regulating undocumented immigrants in the U.S., with a particular focus on unaccompanied families and minors.This group, considered a priority by the ICE due to the high risk of detention, requires careful follow-up to policies that affect it. YOU CAN SEE: Good news, undocumented immigrants: ask for the ITIN number and access to these benefits in the U.S. The new policies adopted have generated concern, especia…

Trump Administration Revives Detention of Immigrant Families

By Jazmine Ulloa and Miriam Jordan For decades, detaining undocumented immigrant families has been a contentious enforcement tactic. Critics of “family detention” have said young children suffer in confinement. Proponents say that locking families up while they await likely deportation sends a stark message about the consequences of entering the United States illegally. Now, after falling out of use under the Biden administration, family detent…