What We Know: Family Separation And 'Zero Tolerance' At The Border

President Trump: "The US is not an immigrant camp, it will not be a refugee countermeasure facility ... not my opinion"

Attorney General Jeff Sessions: "If you cross illegally across this border, we will sue you, it's easy ... if you are smuggling children, we will sue you, that child Follow the law If you do not like this, please do not stick your child secretly across our border. "

Regarding whether policies open a deterrent conference: "Yes, I hope that people can obtain this information illegally without crossing the border and cross the port of the port of entry."

Deputy Secretary of Homeland Security Kirstjen Nielsen: According to the "Zero Tolerance" policy, when a family crosses the border illegally, this means "we need to break your family, USA, When an adult family committed a crime "

Mr. John Kelly, secretary general of the White House: separating families is "a severe deterrent ... children will be taken care of - anything to take care of foster parents, whatever they do, but most importantly, It is illegally to enter the United States, a technology that everyone does not want to use either widely or long term. "

The Department of Health and Human Services stated that there is a special shelter for children under 13 years of age. The images of these shelters have not yet been announced, but the authorities have indicated that new images and videos will be available later this week.

According to the Associated Press, it confirmed the three houses in Texas including babies. The government has not announced the location of these evacuation centers

The Immigration Bureau can use MF from 8 AM to 8 PM. ET, Tel: 1-888-351-4024 (or 9116 # from ICE facility)

For parents, parents can call 1-800-203-7001 (or 699 # of ICE accommodation facilities) to call the refugee third country resettlement office.

Friends, family, and supporters can send e-mail to information @ ORRNCC.com (Parental.Interests@ice.dhs.gov ORR).

Exile implies asking the United States to accept you - Legislation - as you face persecution in your home country

Being illegally across the border is contempt and it is a felony for those who have been exiled once. These two types of crimes, without exception without charge, are prosecuted without exception, even if asylum was later requested.

The policy change of the Trump regime promotes the separation of the family. Because policy changes in the Trump regime directly lead to the separation of children at the border between Mexico and Mexico, the "zero tolerance" policy requires criminal proceedings against people who have legally entered the United States and is preventing the release of immigrants . - The Trump regime calls it a "capture and release" approach. Family separation comes from policy changes requiring criminal or immigration control prisons to accommodate adults. However, there are legal restrictions on child detention, especially for the 1997 Flores Settlement Agreement and the legal prohibition against child detention at adult criminal facilities. As a result, children will be taken away from their parents and stored in the HHS facility by the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS).

In April, the Trump regime implemented a policy called "zero tolerance" attitude towards immigrants. As a part of the policy, the family arriving at the border with the United States is different. Parents and guardians are taken to adult accommodation centers, and children continue to be housed in a center dedicated to young people. According to the report, this separation is carried out by families who are trying to invade secretly and asylum-seeking families. The policy lasted only two months, after which the people strongly protested and persuaded further pressure to end the separation to the government. Later, the government was ordered to reunite parents with over 2,000 children. This process is very slow. Clearly, no plan has been established before separation and unification, and it is still very difficult for children and their guardians to remain in the United States.