Immigration,
Government
Sep. 7, 2018
Regulation appears to try end run around federal judge
A proposed regulation from the Trump administration that would allow it to detain deportable children and their families for prolonged periods of time still must comply with a federal court settlement and would likely face legal challenges, experts said.
A proposed regulation from the Trump administration that would allow it to detain children and their families facing deportation for prolonged periods of time still must comply with a federal court settlement and would likely face legal challenges, experts said.
The administration issued the regulation on Thursday seeking to modify a 1997 consent decree limiting how and in what facilities migrant children who entered the country with...
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