An exclusive data analysis found Trump has deported moms of U.S. citizens at four times the rate of his predecessor.

Because American-born kids can’t legally join their parents in immigration detention, some end up with friends or strangers when their parents are detained or deported.

Trump administration officials revised a document advising how ICE officers should interact with parents, removing the word “humane.”

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  1. Reading this article is just crazy

    Like for example this paragraph…

    *Incidents like this, involving the arrest and detention of immigrant parents with American citizen children, occurred twice as often after President Donald Trump returned to office, according to an analysis of a new nationwide Immigration and Customs Enforcement dataset shared exclusively with ProPublica. In the first seven months of his second term, authorities arrested and detained parents of at least 11,000 U.S. citizen children — a number that, if the pace held up, will have roughly doubled by now. That’s an average of more than 50 U.S. citizen kids a day with a parent pulled into detention.*

    And this one too, though the whole article is a good read and add to the immigration discussion

    *Federal policy still says ICE officers should ask people they arrest if they are the parents or legal guardians of minors — and if they are, they should be allowed to make arrangements for the children’s care. The Trump administration’s July revision to this directive, the one that removed the word “humane” from the preamble, also added a new line. It specifies that the directive “in no way limits the ability of ICE personnel to make enforcement decisions on a case-by-case basis.”*

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