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Title: Family separation returns under cover of the coronavirus
Link: Original article on latimes.com
Region: US
Topics: jose; cover; mexico; kids; joses; immigration; returns; separation; children; family; border; coronavirus; el; officials; salvador; Remain in Mexico; U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement; Lawyer; Immigration; COVID-19; Presidency of Donald Trump; Unaccompanied minor; Due process; Deportation; Refugee camp; Trump administration family separation policy; Executive order (United States); Bar; MS-13; Rio Grande; Gang; Hanging; Right of asylum; Lawsuit; White House; Donald Trump
Datetime: 6/2/2026, 9:16:23 AM
Summary: AdvertisementU.S. officials are fighting in court to take the three children and deport them to El Salvador — to no one. Several hundred more unaccompanied children have been united with a sponsor in the U.S., like Jose’s children, but remain at risk. “The biggest change that I’ve seen is that now that we’re here, it’s like they can breathe again.”In El Salvador, Jose was a street preacher. Thirty minutes before the girls were due to be reunited with her, ICE moved to deport them to El Salvador. Meanwhile, ICE’s stay is at the agency’s discretion; Jose’s kids still face removal orders....
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