Trump Administration Declares Reunification Deadline Was Met
- 6 years ago
Trump Administration Declares Reunification Deadline Was Met More than 2,500 families
were separated On Tuesday the federal government told District Court Judge Dana Sabraw that it would reunite 1,637 of those families by the Thursday deadline. About 460 parents apparently
have already been deported
without their children. The remaining families have been deemed "ineligible" for reunification. Judge Sabraw commended
the government But American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) lawyers Lee Gelernt, lead counsel ACLU, via 'The New York Times' The reunification process has been chaotic, with families reporting the experience has left them traumatized. Lee Gelernt, lead counsel ACLU, via CNN
were separated On Tuesday the federal government told District Court Judge Dana Sabraw that it would reunite 1,637 of those families by the Thursday deadline. About 460 parents apparently
have already been deported
without their children. The remaining families have been deemed "ineligible" for reunification. Judge Sabraw commended
the government But American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) lawyers Lee Gelernt, lead counsel ACLU, via 'The New York Times' The reunification process has been chaotic, with families reporting the experience has left them traumatized. Lee Gelernt, lead counsel ACLU, via CNN