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The sharing of information between the Office of Refugee Resettlement and the Department of Homeland Security raises concerns about the impact on child welfare and the potential for misuse of the information for immigration enforcement purposes.
Migrant children were sometimes separated from parents during the Obama administration, but those separations were limited and not the product of a systematic “family separation” policy; the widesprea...
Unaccompanied immigrant children () are generally transferred from custody to the , where they are housed in age-appropriate shelters, foster care, or — in limited cases — secure placements; reports t...
ORR’s information-sharing with DHS has shifted from restrictive, child‑focused confidentiality rules toward episodic memoranda and memoranda-of-agreement that expanded access for immigration agencies ...