Stories Related to 'he's All I Have Left': Immigrants Crossing Into Us Unaware, Stunned By Family Separations

USA TODAY, Asbury Park Press
Wed, 06/20/2018 - 8:59am

Many immigrant families crossing into the U.S. without proper authorization say they were unaware of the 'zero tolerance' policy. The process to seek asylum now includes temporary separation from their children as their criminal cases are pursued.

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Stories Related to 'he's All I Have Left': Immigrants Crossing Into Us Unaware, Stunned By Family Separations

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