Immigration,
Government
Sep. 21, 2018
Separated families want to form class
Immigrants' lawyers told US judge clients suffered 'severe harm'
U.S. Judge John A. Kronstadt
LOS ANGELES -- A federal judge on Thursday heard arguments on a motion for class certification made by attorneys representing three mothers separated from their children and held in detention under the Trump administration's immigrant family separation policy.
The proposed class consists of adult parents nationwide, detained in immigration custody by the Department of Homeland Security who have a minor child separated from them by D...
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