The forthcoming rule would allow the administration to detain undocumented minors and their families for an unlimited period of time—something the White House believes could serve as a deterrent to keep immigrants from entering the country
The Department of Homeland Security on Wednesday unveiled a new rule that would allow the government to detain undocumented migrant children indefinitely, nixing a decades-old court agreement limiting the amount of time families can be held in US custody.
that it shouldn’t have to provide products like toothbrushes, soap, and sleeping mats to detained kids. “These new regulations are extraordinarily cruel,”. “It is beyond logic and humanity to attempt to keep children locked up for as long as possible, especially when we know that this subjects them to trauma and extreme stress. Children who have already endured violence and persecution would be harmed even further by this policy.
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