The Biden administration has united more than 600 children who were separated from their families under former President Trump’s “zero tolerance” policy, officials announced Thursday.
Thursday marked the two-year anniversary of Biden’s Family Reunification Task Force that he established to reunite children with their families who were separated under the previous administration. The task force, which is housed under the Department of Homeland Security, said nearly 1,000 children still remain separated from their families, according to a press release.
Of the remaining children, 148 are still going through the reunification process and 183 other families have been notified to start the process, according to the release.
The Hill
Friday, February 3, 2023
Reuniting refugee families
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child-parent separation,
immigration
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