Family separation is continuing into the new year. This Honduran 1-year-old was taken and put into foster care a month ago.

Her mom gets one video call a week. In this call, the toddler will not look at her mother and cries to be held by a foster parent. https://t.co/xD8QIGEofZ pic.twitter.com/0wqpmSb2UY

— Hannah Dreier (@hannahdreier) January 30, 2019

*This* is the face of Trump's war on immigrants. A 17-month-old baby. Juliet. Returned last night to her mom. Asylum seekers from Honduras. Separated & detained by ICE for 2 months. This is the scene from SFO. Listen to her cries. Bear witness. This is trauma. This is too much. pic.twitter.com/sRvnn464Df

— Scott Hechinger (@ScottHech) January 30, 2019

People being held in ICE detention sites are going on hunger strikes to protest conditions. ICE is force-feeding them. None of this should be happening in America. https://t.co/y7wdN0IyzL

— Hillary Clinton (@HillaryClinton) February 1, 2019

US wants to avoid pulling what may be thousands of migrant children from 'sponsor' homes to rejoin parents, saying it "could be traumatic to the children." https://t.co/F4QSj2esun

— AP West Region (@APWestRegion) February 3, 2019

The Trump Admin says it would be too difficult to try to reunite 1000’s of separated families.

“Analysts would have to work 8 hrs each day for btwn 7 & 15 months to ‘even begin reconciling’ data on separated families.”

SO DO IT!! #CrimesAgainstHumanityhttps://t.co/4FC841JX36

— Nick Knudsen (@DemWrite) February 4, 2019

Notwithstanding the trauma of ripping kids from their real parents—refusing to return kids is by definition genocide per Int’l Law

Article II: Genocide means any of the following:
(e) Forcibly transferring children of the group to another grouphttps://t.co/r6lg04176U https://t.co/VHGvBkp4Re

— Qasim Rashid, Esq. (@MuslimIQ) February 5, 2019