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You know. the area was heavily bombed it was targeted so many times. had become normal the midline would. let them of out much we couldn't all escape and one of us had to leave and help the others out to me. what they did once i got here i realized i couldn't get them out through the family reunification process.
It says in many cases despite a rule of federal law that says children can't be held for more than 72 hours in a detention facility before they're sent to the resettlement office to find a custodial place for them, many were held too long. at least a fifth of them were held for five days, one was held for 12 days. it says that the government often failed to adequately inform immigrant parents of what the policy was, how to communicate with their children, how to start the reunification process. it also says that some of the things the government did actually made the problem worse. for example...
Complete the court-ordered reunification process. more than 2,000 kids were separated from their parents when the trump administration's zero-tolerance policy went into effect. 565 remain separated. 366 parents already have been deported. of those children still separated, 541 are between the ages of 5 and 17. 24 under the age of 5. in followed a young family as they travelled with a migrant caravan to claim asylum in the they were detaine separated. here's part of their story.