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The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services on Tuesday announced awards totaling more than $217 million for three nonprofits that are set to take over contracts to house unaccompanied migrant children previously held by the beleaguered Comprehensive Health Services LLC.
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services on Tuesday announced awards totaling more than $217 million for three nonprofits that are set to take over contracts to house unaccompanied migrant children previously held by the beleaguered Comprehensive Health Services LLC.
Inside the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center, some children cry uncontrollably on metal cots lined up in rows in a massive hallway, volunteers say. Calls to their families can be few and far between, and they usually only get sunlight when bathing in outdoor showers. In March, the U.S. Health and Human Services Department announced that up to 3,000 teenage boys would be brought to the convention center. The facility is one of several temporary emergency shelters scattered across the country to house unaccompanied migrant teenagers. The Biden administration set these temporary facilitie...
Worries rising about depression and other issues among migrant teens in Dallas emergency shelter Dianne Solis, The Dallas Morning News © Lola Gomez/20053615A/TNS Cuatro autobuses chárter llegan al Centro de Convenciones Kay Bailey Hutchison en Dallas el miércoles 17 de marzo de 2021, escoltados por la Policía del Servicio de Protección Federal. DALLAS — Conditions for about 2,000 migrant teen boys at the temporary emergency shelter in downtown Dallas are worrying advocates and former contract employees. The boys at the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center suffer fro...
Worries rising about depression and other issues among migrant teens in Dallas emergency shelter Dianne Solis, The Dallas Morning News © Courtesy Office of Rep. Henry Cuellar/TNS Henry Cuellar, D- Texas, shows detainees in a Customs and Border Protection overflow facility in Donna, Texas, on March 20, 2021. DALLAS — Conditions for about 2,000 migrant teen boys at the temporary emergency shelter in downtown Dallas are worrying advocates and former contract employees. The boys at the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center suffer from a lack of fresh air and sunlight, depres...