Families Still Being Separated at Border, Say Human Rights Groups in Letter to DHS ...Middle East

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Woman are taken by Border Patrol for immigration processing. Photo by Chris Stone Despite public outrage, years of lawsuits, and a recent high-profile ruling from a San Diego-based federal judge, border agents are still separating families at the U.S.-Mexico border. Human rights and migrant advocacy groups say that more than a thousand families have been separated at the San Diego border since September 2023 alone. A letter sent to the Department of Homeland Security’s Office of Civil Rights and Civil Liberties by Al Otro Lado, the American Civil Liberties Union, UCLA’s Center for Immigration Law and Policy, and Jewish Family Service of San Diego details how individuals are frequ

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