Más de 4.600 niños fueron detenidos y separados a la fuerza de sus familias en la frontera sur del país durante la administración de Donald Trump.

Seis años después, cerca de un tercio de ellos, 1.360 menores, siguen en paradero desconocido.

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The architects of family separation didn't spend time on details like how the government would track families it separated. As a result, there was no plan and often no way to reunite families after separation.

In fact, cruelty to children was the point.

When family separations started, border agents often lied to children and their parents about what was happening.

The senior officials who developed or approved the forcible family separation policy callously dismissed the likely serious harms to children--even after they received stark warnings that children would suffer severe, long-lasting trauma.

Trump has said he'll appoint some of the architects of forcible family separation to posts in the incoming administration.

Nearly 30% of the 4,600+ children forcibly separated between 2017 and 2021 may remain separated: the government hasn't located their parents and can't confirm that they've reunited.

Even after 6 years, the severe harms of the Trump administration's forcible family policy still haven't been fully addressed.

New report by @hrw.org @txcivilrights.bsky.social & Yale's Lowenstein Clinic out today.

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More than 6 years after the US government forcibly separated thousands of children from their parents at the border, the government has not adequately addressed the serious harms it caused.

New report by @hrw.org @txcivilrights.bsky.social & Yale Law's Lowenstein Clinic

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One out of three children in the UK live in poverty. Tackling child poverty is complex, but part of the problem is the UK’s “two-child limit” on some social security support, my colleague @kartikraj.bsky.social writes. Let's start by rethinking this arbitrary cap.
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"Ce n'est pas la France que j'imaginais" - dans notre rapport récent, Human Rights Watch parle à 18 enfants migrants non accompagnés à Marseille qui se sont retrouvés sans abri et sans soins de santé suite à des évaluations incorrectes de leur âge.
Lire le rapport -> www.hrw.org/fr/news/2024...