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From: Cstar1
11/25/18
"Cecilia Munoz-who handled immigration policy in the Obama administration and has worked in the field for 30 years-says, "We take better care of people's effects when we send them to jail than we took care of the children who we took from their parents." https://t.co/SmY94xtSmG https://t.co/W6CWjEbWep"
From: Cstar1
11/27/18
The Associated Press on Twitter
"@AP A new government watchdog memo says the Trump administration waived rigorous background checks for all staff working at the nation's largest detention camp for migrant children. https://t.co/G6IWN5pipr"
Read more from TwitterFrom: Cstar1
11/27/18
Louise Kiernan on Twitter
"This 4-year-old was yanked from his father's arms at the border. The gov't says the father is in a gang but won't offer evidence- even to a judge. The boy's lawyer didn't know he had been separated from his father. Read, by the amazing @gingerthomp1: https://t.co/y4bL6eSzeb"
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11/30/18
Concerns raised about 'traumatized' immigrant children still in custody
Advocates for immigrant families that were separated by the US government said Thursday they're concerned about a group of children who've remained in custody for months even though their parents had designated sponsors to take them in.
Read more from CNNFrom: Cstar1
12/3/18
ProPublica on Twitter
"The Trump administration has quietly resumed separating immigrant families at the border. At one agency in NY, the children were put into temporary foster care and shelters with little or no indication that they arrived at the border with their parents: https://t.co/QrPZFBkqa5"
Read more from TwitterFrom: Cstar1
12/13/18
The Washington Post on Twitter
"7-year-old migrant girl taken into Border Patrol custody dies of dehydration, exhaustion https://t.co/Vb599XHO5I"
Read more from TwitterFrom: Cstar1
12/14/18
Alyssa Milano on Twitter
"I have questions. A lot of questions. Jakelin Amei Rosmery Caal Maquin is her name. She was seven years old. Jakelin was in Border Patrol custody when she died last week of dehydration and cardiac arrest. #JusticeforJakelin (THREAD)"
Read more from TwitterFrom: Cstar1
12/16/18
AP Politics on Twitter
"Family of migrant girl who died in custody disputes official story on her death https://t.co/qH53PFW9lR"
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