Trump admin thought family separations would deter immigrants ...

The Trump admin policy that has resulted in thousands of family separations at the border hasn't deterred immigrants from trying to enter ...

Trump administration knew family separations would harm migrant ...

The Trump administration's now-blocked policy to separate all migrant children from parents led social workers to frantically begin tracking thousands of ...

How the Trump White House misled the world about its family ... - NPR

The separation policy, called zero tolerance, was created during the Trump administration, mandating that parents across the southern border ...

Trump's Family Separation Immigration Policy: How History Could ...

The policy sought to deter illegal immigration by separating parents from their children near the U.S.-Mexico border and prosecuting mothers and ...

Trump vows to deport millions. Would it mean family separations?

With the U.S. just days away from an election that could see former President Trump back in office, some undocumented migrants fear family ...

How a Trump-era policy that separated thousands of migrant ... - PBS

The Trump administration's "zero tolerance" immigration policy separated over 5000 children from their parents, with no tracking process or ...

Migrant families separated under Trump still feel the fallout and they ...

Donald Trump's zero tolerance immigration policy as president resulted in children being separated from their families at the U.S.-Mexico ...

The Trump Administration's Family Separation Policy Is Over

The Trump administration's policy of intentionally separating thousands of children from their parents at the US-Mexico border

A National Shame: The Trump Administration's Separation ... - WOLA

While U.S. authorities are no longer separating families at the border as a policy, this report outlines the ramifications of mass family ...

How America Forgot About One of Trump's Most Brutal Policies

A new documentary from Errol Morris examines how Trump's family separation policy sparked widespread outrage — and how the government ...

Do Family Separation and Detention Deter Immigration?

Statistical analysis of data on southwest border apprehensions illustrates that policies of family separation and detention will not deter families from coming ...

Trump administration family separation policy - Wikipedia

Under the policy, federal authorities separated children and infants from parents or guardians with whom they had entered the US.

Trump backs down on migrant family separations policy - BBC

US President Donald Trump has bowed to public pressure and signed an executive order promising to "keep families together" in migrant detentions.

Justice Department Rescinds Trump's 'Zero Tolerance' Immigration ...

The Trump-era immigration policy resulted in thousands of family separations at the U.S-Mexico border.

The Secret History of Family Separation - The Atlantic

As a therapist for children who are being processed through the American immigration system, Cynthia Quintana has a routine that she repeats ...

Trump Cabinet officials voted in 2018 White House meeting to ...

In a 2018 White House meeting of many top Trump advisers, Stephen Miller demanded show of hands to allow separation of migrant kids and ...

'I Think It Will Happen Again if Trump Is the President': The Ongoing ...

LOS ANGELES — It's been almost seven years since border agents separated Angelina from her father, and she's been drawing just about ...

Why did the Trump administration separate asylum-seekers from ...

The federal government claims that it separated thousands of migrant kids from their parents for one reason: The parents broke the law by entering the US ...

Here are the administration officials who have said that family ...

Separating children from their families could deter immigrants from illegally seeking entry to the United States.

Trump's Plans to Deter Migrants Could Mean New 'Voluntary' Family ...

New policies to deter illegal immigration include a plan that would ask migrants to choose between their children and longer detention.