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Inflicted americans are scouring the reporting that is out there now about who is actually helping, about who is actually trying to get kids back to their parents. and honestly, it is the little advocacy groups, the little legal aid groups that people are reporting on because the by line are el paso and brownsville and the little support groups, the service -- these little service organizations, these local support groups lifting this moral burden for our country right now. they are doing the work. these local advocacy groups of trying to restore kids to parents. parents who are desperately tr...

Started taking other children too. nearly six weeks later she has not seen her 5-year-old son. shortly after the border patrol agents took him, she signed a voluntary departure order which fast tracked her for deportation and she thought that would allow her to see her son sooner. instead, she was charged with illegal entry and moved to new mexico for a few days and then back to texas. and yesterday in texas at an immigration processing facility in el paso where she is now waiting to be deported, she met a reporter for the new yorker magazine named jonathan blitzer who wrote this story. during...

Government that took them. it is the local legal aid and advocacy groups. and as jonathan blitzer reports from el paso, it is the parents themselves who are being forced to try to locate their kids on their own. because the trump administration built it to take kids and with at almost 70 a day, but as they take more and more kids, they still have no plans for returning them. so how do we find out who is doing that work then? is there a way that americans who are mad about this policy could after practical help? to get these kids returned to families. hold that thought.

Illegal entry and moved to new mexico for a few days and then back to texas. and yesterday in texas at an immigration processing facility in el paso where she is now waiting to be deported, she met a reporter for the new yorker magazine named jonathan blitzer who wrote this story. during the first 12 days in federal custody, she had no idea where her five-year-old son was. she stopped eating and she could barely sleep and cried constantly and no one could give her any information about her child. she did not have a lawyer to help her press the point. by the time she arrived at i.c.e. in el pas...