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Reports from across the U.S.-Mexico border show that border agents are once again illegally turning away families seeking protection.
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New York City—In response to reports that the Trump Administration will build a tent city in Texas for migrant children separated from their parents, Human Rights First’s Eleanor Acer issued the following statement:
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Houston, Texas—As the Trump Administration ramps up detention of refugees and migrants as part of its zero-tolerance policy, Human Rights First today released a new report analyzing the mental, physical, and legal impacts of the massive growth of immigration detention in Texas. The report follows visits made by Human Rights First researchers to Texas facilities including eight that U.S.
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Washington, D.C.—Human Rights First condemned the decision issued today by Attorney General Jeff Sessions, which aims to block many domestic violence survivors from asylum in the United States. In response to today’s decision, Human Rights First’s Eleanor Acer issued the following statement:
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