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The legal challenges to the US government's efforts to deport unaccompanied migrant children, including court rulings restoring legal representation and blocking detention changes.
The claim that “ had open borders” condenses complex policy choices, operational bottlenecks, and partisan narratives into a single phrase; the record shows a mix of restrictions, enforcement surges, ...
Three distinct clusters of lawsuits are active around Florida’s “”: environmental and tribal challenges seeking to halt or unwind the facility and compel records production; detainee and civil‑rights ...
Children born in the are presumptive U.S. citizens under the 14th Amendment, and that constitutional principle remains the baseline legal protection against formal deportation of U.S.-born kids . Neve...
Allegations that hundreds of thousands of migrant children are “missing” are now a central political charge, but the numbers and implications vary widely depending on the source and methodology; offic...
-born children are not subject to the rule, so their receipt of or does not itself make them “public charges” or directly count against a noncitizen parent in immigration adjudications under current p...
There is no single, publicly released tally in the reporting provided that definitively states how many released to sponsors were later confirmed as victims of trafficking or abuse; announcements desc...